Nearby motels offer quick, budget vacations and comfort
A reader column extols short getaways to local motels or hotels with pools and air conditioning. It notes typical family rates, the appeal of no travel costs, and the ease of seeeing regional sights within a few hundred miles. Travel questions are welcomed from readers.
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New 36 cent Special Delivery Stamp to be Sold in Indianapolis
The Post Office unveils a maroon 36 cent Special Delivery stamp to debut in Indianapolis on Tuesday Sept 3. The rotary printed sheet stamp shows a hand to hand delivery with the "Special Delivery" label and U S Postage in white Gothic lettering. Collectors may request first day cancellations with proper enclosures and stamps for postage. demand for recent four cent flag stamps has surged, affecting prices and future mail rates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Antfort
Ranchers Buy Many New Cars Across Regions
Washington reports that western ranchers purchase the most new cars per farm after a joint Agriculture and Commerce survey of 10,600 farmers. In 1955 half of western buyers acquired new cars, while southern buyers favored used models by two thirds.
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Washington
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Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
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Not Approved Tokyo N O T K A L A I W A G A Hired University
Fragmentary text discusses an order aimed at passengers on a Papedeer train to deter them from stripping underwear. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a complete report.
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Tokyo
Yalwaga
Cei Araen
Wwet
Mother Arrest Sparks Grand Rapids Police Chase
In Grand Rapids Michigan a 17 year old boy was arrested after a 11 mile an hour pursuit that ended when he rammed a police ambulance. He admitted burglary and auto theft as officers stated. His mother questioned why police focus on youths rather than corruption in the city.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Congressmen Leave Capital As Adjournment Fever Rises
In Washington the House of Representatives faced a fast moving adjournment mood with two roll calls on an appropriation bill yielding 287 to 0 and 200 to 0 votes though the chamber lists 433 members. One lawmaker reportedly departed town with instructions to be paired against any adjournment resolution.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Staged Food Snapshots and Film Advances in 1960s Photography
A collage of photo techniques and gear discusses candid shots of children at play, camera angles for natural light, and the rise of high speed film from Kodak and Polaroid. It mentions Royal X Pan, 620 and 120 formats, and a Polaroid transparency trend, plus a village derby and a park picnic as featured moments.
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Eastman Kodak
Polaroid
Kodak
Cantera
The
Derby
Harold Earley
Roey
Lambberg
Lee Schexenider
Tim
Owens
Charles Noss
Fishing Derby Set in Avon Lake
Avon Lake hosts a fishing derby Sunday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. races led by organizer Hastings Bean, Ren.
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Avon Lake
Hasting Bean
Ren
Sea Lion invasion tale and early Egypt diary reviews
Peter Fleming’s Operation Sea Lion is praised for its vivid wartime analysis of German plans and British responses during a tense summer 1940. Joan Grant’s Winged Pharaoh is described as an edited diary of an ancient priestess queen, blending superstition and early science in a provocative, conviction-filled account.
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Britain
British Isles
Adolf Hitler
Peter Fleming
Lion
Simon and Schuster
English
Hitler
Fleming
Dunkirk
Pharaoh
Joan Grant
Harper
Egypt
Grant
Murphy
An Anniversary and A Fair Review At The Town
Scene About Town notes Charles Cooper of Wellington recalling the USS Ingraham sinking on Aug 22 1942 and his lost shoes. It also reflects on the seventh county fair with critique of press relations, director scrutiny, and calls for teamwork to improve next year’s event.
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Charles Cooper
Wellington
Cooper
Ingraham
North Atlantic
Chuck
Gene’ Autry
Fale
Loraine Co
Fair Ofice
Fair and Press
Palace Theater shifts to first run films under RKO
The Palace Theater on Broadway in New York transitions from vaudeville to first run cinema under RKO Theaters, debuting with Universal-International's Man of a Thousand Faces about Lon Chaney. The venue, once a vaudeville staple, has alternated policies, including occasional star-driven variety revues, amid enduring Broadway musical rumors.
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Palace Theater
RKO Theaters
Hollywood
Universal-International
Lon Chaney
Judy Garland
Danny Kaye
Betty Hatton
Jerry Lewis
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