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The Post Office Department questioned Pitney Bowes over slogan plates on metered stamps reading This is a Republic, Not a Democracy. Pitney Bowes asked lessees to return the plates and offered refunds. The article questions censorship and urges action to defend the Republic.
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Post Office Department
U.S. A
Pitney-Bowes, Inc
Post Office Dept
Pitney-Bowes
Post Office
Estate of Mary C Merrill Administrator Notice
Notice is hereby given that all claims against the estate of Mary C Merrill deceased must be presented with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at Pres-
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Mary C. Merrill
Pres
Probate Notice in Franklin County Idaho
The notice announces administration of an estate in Franklin County Idaho with first publication May 25 1961 and four months for claims after this date. Theo C Merrill Administrator P M Condifie Preston Idaho is attorney for the administrator. First published May 25 1961 last published June 15 1961.
Notice of Hearing Probate Will In Idaho Franklin County
In Franklin County Idaho a hearing is set on June 9 1961 at 10 a m in the probate court Preston for Orville Neeley to probate the will of Alicia Neeley deceased and issue letters testamentary Any interested party may appear and contest the will or file objections. Dated May 23 1961. Judge Orval D. Robinson ex officio clerk. Attorney P M Condie represents petitioner. First Pub May 25 1961 Last Pub Jun 8 1961.
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Alida Neeley
Orville Neeley
Alicia Neeley
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Orval D. Robinson
P. M. Condie
Notice to Creditors Estate of George R Upchurch Deceased
Claims against the estate of George R Upchurch deceased must be presented with vouchers to Grace A Upchurch Administratrix at Preston Idaho in Franklin County within four months after first publication May 25 1961 First publication May 25 1961 Grace A Upchurch Administratrix P M Candile Preston Idaho Attorney for Administratrix May 25 1961
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George R. Upchurch
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Small Business Voice on Commerce Council Proposed
C W Harder argues Secretary Luther Hodges should add small and independent business representatives to the Commerce Department Business Advisory Council. He notes the council has long been dominated by large corporations and suggests small firms can better inform policy, citing Detroit car competition and the prevalence of Main Street businesses.
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Luther Hodges
Commerce
Pelite
Business Advisory Council of
The
Commerce Dept
W. Hardertson
National Federation of Independent Business
Federal Reserve Board
Hodges
Sea Island
Georgia
Hodge
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
U. S
Humorous Vignettes Highlight Everyday Oddities and Slips
A collection of lighthearted bits shows a Parisian maid misunderstanding a call, a hillbilly hospital visit, a social security interview, and neighbors coping with noisy saxophone practice. Jokes cover prudent misfires, miscommunications, and small domestic ironies with a folksy, old time magazine cadence.
Jests From Daily Life and Improvised Bulletin Board Humor
A collage of humor bits and anecdotes including a note about discussing salaries at work and possible dismissal, a boy’s club joke about rights, a plucking quip from a graduate, a nude escape misadventure, a fire escape misdirection, a bathrobe joke about wives, and Charlie's awkward view of Mary in a bathing costume.
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Upchurch Administratrix
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Washington and
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Preston Citizen
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