Firm young attorney wooed by secretary in office memo twist
Gerald Crandon, a 29 year old Boston lawyer, plans to marry Nancy in 1961 after writing a New Year resolution. His secretary Janie Carter, amused by his rigidity, secretly resolves to marry him herself. A chance dinner unfolds into a bold, self assured motive shift and romance.
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Gerald Crandon
Boston
Nancy
Geraki
Janie
Gerald
Carter
Janie Carter
the News Tradicate ('A. Inc
Skid Row Patrol Organizes in Vancouver B C
A man with fifty five criminal convictions leads a new Salvation Army skid row patrol in Van counver British Columbia. The three or four man unit targets deadbeats while the seeker after the lost helps the downtrodden. Official says the patrol, linked to Harbour Light expansion, offers more opportunity, not more work.
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Servation Army
Vancounver
B.C
Army
Harbour Light Cops
W. Leslie
Canada
Travel pattern for two-piece dress in rayon or cotton
Promotes a winter to spring two-piece dress with tucked top and slim or Mared skirt. Offers sizes 144 1643 1813 20s 2214 24 percent with yardage notes. Requests fifty cents for Pattern 4707 and provides Anne Adams Lantern Dept address in Toronto.
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Prist
Anne Adams Lattern
Dept. Department P.P.L
Front Street
Merrington Homemakers raise 124 for retarded children card
The Merrington Homemakers of Kindersley Sask announce a community Christmas card drive. Signatures collected on the card raised 124 for the Saskatchewan Association for Retarded Children, with 100 already sent from club funds. The effort follows a 1959 refugee aid project and aims to aid research and support for local children.
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Merrington
Kindersley
Sask
Saskatchewan Association For
Fashion Centre
Kindersley Clarion
Alberta
Merrington Club
Association
Merrington Homemakers
Sheila McDougall
Vic Nargang
Saskatchewan
Twins delivered by police in Montreal hospital births
In Montreal, officers delivered twin girls to Rosario Buccia at home and helped another nurse deliver a baby at St. Joseph's Hospital. Constables Leveille, Bouvier, Grandmaison, and Rodrigue assisted, praised by Verdun fireman Thomas Gilfillan, with lessons from an ambulance instructor echoed in the prompt handling of the births.
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Montreal
Que
Rosario Buccia
Dante Street
Buccia
Royal Victoria Hospital
Maurice Leveille
Jean-Paul Bouvier
Station 18
Rolland Grandmaison
Hubert Rodrigue
Lachine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Verdun
Thomas Gilfillan
St. John Ambulance
Gilfillan
Const
Bouvier
The
Montreal Star
Warning on fly by night fish peddlers in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan housewives are urged to beware fly by night fish peddlers from outside the province selling poor quality products. W. A. Hartwell, southern region superintendent of the Saskatchewan department of natural resources, advises demanding a Saskatchewan fish dealer's licence and reporting any peddler who cannot show it to RCMP or a conservation officer.
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Saskatchewan
W. A. Hartwell
Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
Hartwell
RCMP
Bureaucracy bites: costly tree replacement clash in LA
Rambling Reporter recalls Tony Augustyn of Los Angeles who knocked down a parkway sapling and faced a $108.64 bill for the city’s elaborate replacement. He sued City Hall and won in Municipal Court, highlighting wasteful bureaucratic practices and the burden on taxpayers.
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Tony Augustyn
Los Angeles
California
Augustyn
Los Angeles Examiner
City Hall
The
Examiner
Los Angeles Parkways
Beverly Hills
Pasadena
Sunday closing laws in the Supreme Court docket
The high court weighs challenges to state blue laws restricting Sunday commerce. Arguments acknowledge a right to a day of rest but question selecting a fixed day given Muslim and Jewish holy days. The case probes full or partial Sunday bans, fairness in competition, and social policy implications nationwide.
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United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Massachusetts
United States
Supreme Court
Sir Edmund Hillary Declares Abominable Snowman Extinct
The Everest explorer returns from a Himalayan hunt claiming the yeti does not exist. The piece humorously casts doubt on other myths and urges a sane outlook while noting dinosaurs endure on TV.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
Everest
Himalaya
Malaya
Grendel
Pellinores
Edmund
Abe Snowman
Alberta Power and Oil Output in 1959
Electric power production in Alberta from existing sources is estimated at 748000 kilowatts. Estimated total annual oil production in Alberta in 1959 was 130 million barrels.
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Alberta
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Parks and Recreation Department
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