Once Every Decade Oberammergau Preparing For Its Passion Play
Oberammergau, Germany, a 2300 population village in the Bavarian Alps, readies for its world famous Passion Play The Miracle of Berammergau to be held in May 1960. Selection for leading roles begins in September with strict casting rules requiring local birth or long residence and celibacy for women over 35.
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Oberammergau
Gerany
UPI
Bavarian Alps
Munich
Yerammergau
Berammergau
Hasen
Ork
Jesus
Jhann George Lang
Ani Yerammergau
Hans Schwaig Fer
Judas
Anton Preisinger
Christ
Gabriele Gropper
Mary Magdelene
Gropper
Maryain
Selecn
Oberamrgan
Schwaighofer
Oberammerzan
Christ On the Cross
Preisinger
Sage
Lazie
Rev Bollinger To Preach Sunday At Cleveland
On Aug 30 the Rev Charles Bollinger will be guest preacher at the Methodist Church in Cleveland. He is on Syracuse University staff representing Higher Christian Education interests. Services begin at 11 30 a m. Other items note local visits and family news including a new granddaughter Victoria Lynee Coffin born in Sioux City Iowa to Charlies Coffin and spouse.
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Cleveland
Charles Bollinger
Methodist Church
Bollinger
Syracuse University
Bonne Lockerby
Linda Wild
Landa Aldrich
Camp Aldersgate
Robert Keough
Karen
Dawn Coffin
St. Lawrence Seaway
Nan Burnham
Constanta
Jean Williams
Philo Park
Joseph Clark
Roanoke
Harvey Riggs
Lake St
Mentgomery
St Jonnsvillie
Res. A. FL Knapp
Garth Oaksford
Mineville
Rev
Knapp
Madison
Edward Butler
Bridge St
Harold Wax
Himrod
Ronald Coffin
Sioux City
Iowa
Victoria Lynee
Mrs
Charlies Coffin
Laker St
Intelligence of land animals cited by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society lists chimpanzee orangutan and elephant as the most intelligent land animals. It also notes other mammals with high IQs including the horse beaver lion grizzly bear pack rat mountain goat and dog.
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National Geographic Society
Peonies Growers Guide From China To Cold Climates
Joseph A Danio outlines how herbaceous peonies, hardy and decorative, thrive in cold winters. Provides planting depth, sun needs, soil care, fertilizer, staking, disbudding, and common bloom issues. Describes old varieties like Le Cygne Festiva Maxima Mons Jules Fire and tips for perennial longevity and division.
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China
le Cygne
Mons
Jules Fire
Trade Problems To Confront the On Trip Abroad
New York analyst notes Eisenhower's Europe trip centers on political and military issues but trade problems remain linked. He outlines three trading blocs with different development stages affecting American exporters and markets. The Soviets and their satellites, the common market, and East West trade dynamics shape postwar commerce and stock movements.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Eisenhower
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Hell
Khrushchev
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
The Greatest Difficulties Lie Where We Look
A James F Watts quotation discusses dangers of obtaining medicines from unqualified sources. It warns medicines are not ordinary merchandise and improper use can be serious. Pharmacists provide safety, advice, and can deliver prescriptions promptly. Many people entrust us with their prescriptions. may we compound yours.
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Joseph A. Danio
Johann Goethe
Problems and prospects of the European common market era
The text discusses the Little Free Trade Area led by England with Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Portugal. It notes internal disputes, fears over German economic strength, and American industry facing European competition. U.S. firms respond by building abroad, cutting costs, innovating, or seeking tariffs and quotas to protect exports.
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England
Switzerland
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Portugal
France
Germany
U.S
U. S
Judge Fee of U S Court Dies in Miami Beach
Miami Beach Florida Judge James Alger Fee seventy died at Miami Beach Hospital after a heart attack. He was in the city to attend the American Bar Association convention.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James Alger Fee
U. S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Miam Beach
American Bar Association
Harder To Make Ends Meet As Taxes Rise And Prices Grow
AP reports that real take home pay fell for factory workers amid price hikes and a steel strike. Taxes hit a record 1 1/2 billion dollars in the year ending June 30, while despite a 2 percent rise in personal income in 1958, overall prices outpaced earnings. A white collar couple with two children earning 7500 yearly pays 1770 in combined taxes, about 24 percent of income, though ten years ago the same work would have yielded 4900 and a far smaller tax bite.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Tax Foundation
Government sees economy rebound while steel strike looms
The government reports that in the second quarter total goods and services reached a record rate of 484 1 2 billion dollars, 15 1 2 billion above the recession low. While the steel strike may cut into this period, observers expect a sharp bounce in the final months and possible gains for family budgets. A note on the mudskipper describes its frog like head and forelegs with a fish remainder.
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McConkey
Charles
George Coffin
Williamstown
Frederick Wise
Clarksburg
WL Va
Laurence Cotter
Jack
Danny Morse
Florence Newport
Frank
Jeannette Dunnegan
Whetstone Gulf State Park
Lowville
DeAlton Cotter
Reed Tract
Ottawa
E. Bridge St
Oswego Tel
Wapapet
Brehives
Phyliss Fenske
Oswego
Wilderness
Penny Sterling
Susan Schofield
Minetto
Helen King
Pamela McCumber
Fulton
Mane Cardin
James F. Watts
Watts Pharmacy
W. Bridge ST
Anne
Anne Murphy
West Third St
DAY Cleaners
West First Wego, N. Y
R. E. Davis & Son West First
Cayoga
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Oswego, N
Yona
Little Yankees
Yankee Preps
Thomas Heels
Oswego, N. Y
Midland Shopper
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