Tobacco Firms Relocate Assets Across Multiple Properties
Albany notice reports numerous real estate transfers in Tallway Flora V Chrissinger widow to Donald Lee Lohman Daniel 10 Staley and others with properties on Main George SL Wall St Windsor Dr and more. Governor Rockefeller signs deer venison law allowing damaged vehicle owners to keep carcass for family.
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Virginia Ave
Tallway
Flora V. Chrissinger
Donald Lee Lohman
S. Main
Avonsboro
Paul S. Forbes
Daniel 10 Staley
George SL
Alexander
Winter
Charles C. Grice
Ray Thomas Norris
Wall St
Sharpsburg
Richard J. Startaman
Arlington S. Moyer
Windsor
Margaret BE
Paul A. Wageley
David Elma Mellott
Woodburn
Shearpsburg Pike
Francis
Wational Bank
Mildred S. Wibberly
Richard J. Bennett
Dewey Ave
Charles Lynwood Willard
Edward C. Ruby
Thyllane de
Samuel G. Kirk
Pail A. McCarty
Sandy Mile Rd
Hanecork
Frank C. Kaetzel
Howell C. Happ
Kaetzel
Mary W. Roney
Mason P. Gigeous
Springfield Lane
Gerald T. Miller
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
New Orleans Group Attacked Over Negro Family Aid
Welfare officials in New York criticize a New Orleans organization for sending a family of ten to New York City and providing room and board at a three room hotel suite for the weekend. Philip Sokol and Edward S. Lewis condemn the action as cruel while Louis Boyd, unemployed and blind, speaks after arriving with his wife and eight children.
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Travelers Aid
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Manhattan
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Anwag
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Edward S. Lewis
New York City
Urban League
New Orleans
Louis Boyd
I.ee
Citizens Counscil
Boyd
George Singelmann
Council
Citizens Council
Algerian War Shadowed by Exile Flight and Trials
An exclusive AP dispatch describes Raoul Salan and the banned Women's Army in Algeria, with mentions of a Paris imprisonment plan and a Northbound refugee movement. In New Orleans, the Citizens Council assists Boyd family with bus tickets and cash as welfare ends, while Osage County longs for a bygone rail era and ship workers recall sea chanteys' origins.
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France
Evita
Elimne
Oyeg
Stele
Aires
Pawhuska
Okla
Osage
Glen Herel
Easter Nosegay or Bouquet: Obey Traffic Rules, Maryland Warns
The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urges motorists and pedestrians to observe rules with Easter emphasis. Drivers must consider passengers and others on the road while pedestrians should walk safely and follow regulations. The message calls for courtesy, defensive driving, and moral responsibility to set an example.
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Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Pedog
Easter Eve Mood Across World as Christians Await Resurrection
The piece describes a global Easter mood with celebrations from Jerusalem to Madrid, Moscow services, and U.S. coastal promenades. It notes crowds, processions, sunrise services, and large-scale events including 150,000 in Rome, 60,000 pilgrims in Jerusalem, and mass observances in New York and California. President Kennedy and other figures are mentioned amid festive preparations and peace vigils.
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Jerusalem
Rome
Jesus
Moscow
Madrid
Rone
Papadolin XXIII
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
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Dersey
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Nal
Ocean Grove
Cape May
New York
Times Square
Wichita Mountains
Lawton
Okla
Virginia
Natural Bridge
Washington, D.C
Waller
Taft First President to Visit All States
The note recalls William Howard Taft as the first U S president to be connected with all fifty states, highlighting his impact and a ceremonial context. It blends reverent language with historical reference and mentions other figures in a ceremonial frame.
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Willian Howard Taft
Ediof
Hisenhawer
Obituary Notice Helen M Palmer in Washington DC
Helen M Palmer aged 47 wife of Milo E Palmer of 921 Park Lane Place Washington DC died at Washington Hospital Center after a short illness. She is survived by mother Ruth Garnand Smoketown husband Milo daughter Delores and brother Ose Garnet. Funeral arrangements at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev Rayholdk Markley officiating. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery Myersville.
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Helen M. Palmer
Milo E. Palmer
Park Lane Place
Washington, D.C
Washington Hospital Center
Ruth (Schroyer) Garnand
Smoketown
Oscar Garnand
Mila Palmer
Delores Palm
Ose Garnet
Gladhill
Middletown
Rayholdk Markley
Myersville
Leftist blame marked Athens riot after anti government protests
In Athens police used armored vehicles and tear gas to break up clashes that injured 99 people and led to 240-plus arrests as Center Union supporters gathered for a rally by George Papandreou. Prime Minister Constantine Caramanlis blamed leftist extremists and ordered army and riot police to patrol streets.
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Greece
Constantine Caramanjis
Rot
Center Union
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Cerasmanils
T the Center Union
Pepandreou
Caramantis
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