Rose of Tralee regional winner named in New York parade
Mary Lyn Collins finished as runner-up in the Rose of Tralee regional competition held in New York City, as Syracuse St Patrick’s Day Parade organizers presented Mary Anne Dadey with an unpublicized award and small scholarship before selecting her for the Rose of Tralee event. The parade theme honored Lady Gregory, a folklorist and playwright noted for collecting stones of her people.
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Syracuse
Mary Anne Dadey
New York City
Mary Lyn Collins
Lady Gregory
New York
Lads Gregory
Collins
Insa
Ireland
Local teacher wins tri state Rose of Tralee bid in Ireland
A 25 year old fourth grade teacher from Fremont Elementary School representing New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania wins a Rose of Tralee tri state contest and earns 10000 in cash and prizes plus a trip to Ireland. She grew up in Manlius with Irish roots through her grandparents and has history in Irish dance.
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William Butler Yeates
Abbey Theater
Dublin
Collins
Ireland
Local Syracuse girl loves SpaghettiOs despite friends
Judy Ford and Tammy Lobdell discuss SpaghettiOs from Syracuse with no kids to blame for tastes. Tammy, Ed Smith School sixth grader, eats SpaghettiOs two to three times weekly, often for breakfast or as after school snacks, preferring plain shapes over cartoon variants and recalling a campfire meal with friends.
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Judy Ford
Syracuse
Wentworth
Ford
Tammy Lobdell
Ed. Smith School
Tammy
Cindi Lobdell
Tamm
Pam
Crystal
Tish Litchfield
Nutrtion Education
Alum Rack
Carolyn Prosak
California Dietitian Association
Prosak
Don Goerke
New Jersey
Goerke
Wate Tate
SpaghettiOs Celebrate 36th Birthday With Nostalgic Fame
The Campbell Soup Co product SpaghettiOs marks 36 years of popularity as parents recall its appeal to children while dietitians discuss nutrition. The piece notes the original marketing campaign, the distinctive spoonable shape, and the enduring place of the orange sauce in American kitchens.
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Campbell Soup Co
Goerke
Campbell's
Jimmie Rodgers
SpaghettiOs reach four sizes and link to Franco-American origins
The text notes SpaghettiOs come in four sizes, names them, and cites Grand Rapids as a peak consumer city with over three million yearly servings. It traces Franco-American to 1887 in Jersey City and Campbell Soup’s 1915 purchase, then mentions a last meal reference by Thomas Grasso.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Alphonse Bardot
Jersey City
N.J
Campbel Soup
Thomas Grasso
Oklahoma
Sulfodene Shampoo Rally Promises Better Coats
A survey shows Sulfodene Medicated Shampoo preferred by users. 16 to 1 for itch relief, 17 to 1 for deodorizing, and 30 to 1 for coat conditioning versus prior brands. It highlights two veterinarian recommended ingredients that stop itching and scratching and special conditioning agents for a soft lustrous coat.
A Rose Named Mason Dixon and the Laughing Line
Dear Ann Landers collects anecdotes about unusual names such as Mason Dickson and Rose Rose. Readers share how names shaped jokes, pride, and identity from school days to radio careers, concluding parents should name boldly if humor helps a family.
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Ann Landers
Dixon
Mason
Rose Rose
Tonce
Ted Rose
Scott Scott
Mary
R.R.W
Charleston
W. Va
Mose
Fort Worth
Mason Dickson
Donn Mason Dickson
Donn
D. Mason Dickson
Calif
M.D
Knoxville, Tenn
Staton
Mason Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Howard Jarr
Janice Mason Jarr
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Tralee
Parade Committee
Nancy Duffy
Duffy
Kerry
Towerview Center
Queens
Frank Bhieaddy
Frank Brieaddy
P.O. Box
Prist
Joyce Gempertein
Knuight-Ridder News Service
Knight-Ridder News Service
America
Wey
Somme
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