Venezuela Entry Change in Washington DC International
Laurel MD AP reports a fast switch in Venezuela's entry for the Washington DC International on November 11 1959. The owners and trainer of the 4 year-old Fensinha asked that she be withdrawn and the invitation go to the 3-year-old colt.
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Laurel, Md
Venezuela
Washington D.C
South America
Fensinha
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement promises fast relief from the torture of piles with Peterson's Ointment. The cooling soothing astringent formula has provided relief for 40 years. Available as a 70¢ druggist box or 85¢ applicator tube, with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Venezuela riders switch in Laurel International entry
Caleas and Fuesinha, from the same stable, were invited after success in Caracas. Caleas finished third as both horses, owned by Stud Tucar and trained by Domingo Noguera Mora, sent a cable to Laurel president John D. Schapiro stating Caleas remains the best Venezuelan representative and Fuesinha not good enough. Schapiro agreed to the change.
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Caleas
Fuesinha
Simon Bolivar
Caracas
Tucar
Domingo Noguera Mora
John D. Schapiro
Laurel Track
Cale
Venezuela
Noguera
Fensinha
International
Prendase
el Chama
Laurel
Son Carries Out Dad's Wishes Fourteen Years Later
Russell Lipscomb, 15, recipient of his late father Sgt. Herbert Lipscomb’s wartime notes, writes Congress to urge policy reflection. The Richmond native died in Korea earning the Bronze Star and posthumous Silver Star. He told his son birth in America is a gift preserved by blood. Russell mailed a letter to Rep. Joel T. Broyhill, drawing parallels to Viet Nam policy and drafting notices.
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Richmond
Congress
Lipscomb
America
Russell
Young Lipscomb
Cocoris
Suitland
Virginia
Joel T. Broyhill
Viet Nam
Winfield VFD Breaks Ground For Fire House
Winfield Volunteer Fire Company president Raymond Grimes turned the first shovel of dirt for a $65,000 fire house on the department grounds east of Winfield on Route 26. The current truck is housed at Grimes farm where monthly meetings occur. Next firemen's meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Raymond Grimes
Winfield Volunteer Fire Company
Fire Department
Winfield
President Grimes
Frederick and Carroll Hospitals Share Medical Education
Frederick Memorial Hospital and Carroll County General Hospital at Westminster join in a physician education program. A special telephone network links 16 hospitals for scheduled lectures and post session discussions under the state medical faculty committee. Also, the Frederick branch of the Maryland Ornithological Society meets November 4 at 7:30 pm at the Frederick M C A with speaker George Gilmore from the Maryland Department of Forests and Parks. Congress approved the first monetary system on April 2, 1792.
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Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
State of
Maryland
Frederick
Maryland Ornithological Society
Frederick ¥.M.C
George Gilmore
Maryland Department of Forests and Parks
Congress
United States
Lema Faces Knife
Tony Lema said he may need elbow surgery and could be off the professional golf tour for two to three months. He reported calcifications and pills for the ailment after an exhibition in Paris and feared he might have to stop touring.
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Tony Lema
Lema
Cale Posits
Paris
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