Thanksgiving turkey dominates weekend stores nationwide
AP reviews show turkey prices down slightly from last year with a 61 million bird crop. Prices for sides and produce vary, with ample supplies of radishes, green onions, tomatoes, oranges, cranberries, apples, pears and other holiday foods. Beef and pork prices edge up while butter and eggs move modestly higher in some markets.
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Florida
Pacific Northwest
Estate Receives Compromise in Brunswick Injury Claim
The estate of Alice Catherine Barnard, Brunswick, will receive 1021.89 as a compromise of a claim by her administrator for injuries sustained before death. On Feb 2 1954 she fractured her left leg on the front steps of Peoples Home and Auto Supply at 21 29 East Potomac Street, owned by Irving H Kolker and Nat Winters. The Orphans Court signed an order accepting the compromise offer after the store operators denied liability.
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Brunswick
William L. Stull
Alice Catherine Barnard
East Potomac Street
Irving H. Kolker
Nat Winters
Peoples Home
Auto Supply
Hts
Robbrt E. Clapp, Jr
Kolker
Winters
Statements Filed By Recent Candidates
Several expenditure statements were filed at the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander shows total expenditures of 89377 with a 290 to the Republican campaign fund and 300 in contributions from Leslie Fox, Willard Koogle, R. P. Bennett, W. A Riddell, plus two friends. Charles E. Collins spent 460.30 for his House of Delegates bid, including 180 to the Democratic fund. Samuel H Young reports 26.75 in a few cents per dozen elsewhere.
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Circuit Court
Horace M. Alexander
Republican Party
Leslie Fox
Willard Koogle
R. P. Bennett
W. A Riddell
Charles E. Collins
House of Delegates
Samuel H Young
Teeth and politics in a tangled 1955 clipping
A fragmented page notes a failed reelection bid and heavy campaign spending. It discusses dental topics as a metaphor and records a court remark about grinding teeth, plus a line about U.S. coffee imports totaling 2.78 billion pounds in 1955. Names include N. A. Lufburrow and Mrs. Greuard in a miscellaneous mix of notes.
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