Passport to Happiness continues on ship with doctor and nurse
On the cruise ship cabin Val and Dr. Harridan discuss Mrs Featherstone and past events. He admits on leaving London he became ship surgeon after Eileen's death, and Val feels relief yet hints all is not resolved as the chapter ends with tension and a buildup to more revelations. The passage also notes the Cincinnati Zoo hippo death and Ontario’s land area.
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Bruce Harridan
Val
Alison
Cabie
Ailan OL NY
Eileen
Economy Faces Mixed Year With Strong Growth Amid Inflation Pressure
The report reviews a 33 billion dollar federal highway program boosting construction and 900,000 jobs, while autos and home appliances lag. It notes a record first half 1955 GDP around 387 billion, steel output near 62 percent million tons, and rising government spending, with regional variances and signs of inflation.
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Dawson
New York
Federal Reserve
San
Michigan
California
Deer leaps from Fitchburg roof to death on Main Street
An 80 pound four point buck leaped from a business building on Main Street Fitchburg. An eyewitness described the deer walking nonchalantly off the roof before its sudden death.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Main Street
West Virginia Board of Education Set for Officers and Talks
The West Virginia Board of Education will elect officers for the coming year at its meeting next Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Stewart H. Smith of Marshall College and Dr. Paul N. Elbin of West Liberty will present at Monday afternoon sessions. Tuesday features informal talks with all nine college presidents and an afternoon session as the State Board of Vocational Education with recommendations from F. Ray Power. Contracts with 33 textbook firms await signature, each backed by a $10,000 performance bond.
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Charleston
West Virginia Board of Education
I. K. Baer
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall
Paul N. Elbin
West Liberty
State Board of Vocational Education
F. Ray Power
Baer
Paige Wooldridge
Bluefield
Normal Infant Born To Midget Parents In Ohio
Cleveland reports a 4-pound 7-ounce girl born to 4-foot-7 wife and 3-foot-7 husband, both former circus performers. Mother Mrs. Trinidad Milano aged 35 and father Joseph Milano underwent Caesarean delivery at St. Mary Ann. Doctors expect the baby to reach normal height. parents express lifelong happiness and plans to care for the child.
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Cleveland
Trinidad Milano
Leighs
Joseph ‘James Milano
Milano
NBC TV to feature diverse prime time line up next season
NBC president Robert Sarnoff says TV programming serves the public and outlines a balanced schedule. Fall plans include Friday musical series led by Nanette Fabray, Saturday ice and ballet showcases, Monday classics like Lysistrata with major stars, Hallmark and nature specials, color films, and Earth Satellite and atomic-energy programs.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Robert Sarnoff
NBC
Forxample
Sadler's Wells
Nbc-Tv
Sarnoff
Robert Alan Arthur
Nanette Fabray
Fred Coe
Gordon Jenkins
Manhattan Towers
Esther Williams
John Houston
Aristophanes
Lysistrata
Marilyn Monroe
Katharine Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn
Mel
Ferrer
Mayerling
Sadler's Wells Ballet
Cinderella
Sol Hurok “Festival of Music
Tae
Tha Baan
Morgantown Man Dies of Injuries
Robert Bower, 20, of Morgantown West Virginia died at Memorial Hospital as the third fatality from a June 39 gasoline flash fire at the Pitts burgh Plate Glass plant near Cumberland Maryland. Seven other workers remain hospitalized with burns. Kenneth Valentine 45 of Cumberland is listed in critical condition. Two men died shortly after the blaze and Bower died Tuesday night. he had married about four months before the injury.
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Cumberland
Robert Bower
Morgantown
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Kenneth Valentine
Bower
Body of Missing Woman Found on Wooden Hill
The body of Miss Mary Elizabeth Neff of Elk Fork, Tyler County, missing since June 24, was found Wednesday on a wooded hill near her home. Sheriff James L. Henderson said the 59-year-old woman apparently fell from a small cliff and died days earlier. Coroner Ralph Boone attributed death to exposure after the search of up to 300 people.
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Middlebourne
W.va
Mary Elizabeth Neff
Elk Fork
Tyler County
James L. Henderson
Ralph Boone
Sistersville
Otto
Lockjaw Fatality At Huntington
nUNTINGTON West Virginia David Ira Mullins four of Branchland Route three died in a hospital here on Wednesday from tetanus after a cut two weeks earlier.
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Nuntington
David Ira Mullins
Branchland Rt. 3
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