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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1957

Page

7

Danes Williamsport Tax Rate And Letters Of Famous

Dorothy Roe recounts a quirky Williamsport tax tale from the 1890s through Dagmar Freuchen wife of explorer Peter Freuchen. The piece notes a 55 or 50 cent rate for letters to famous Danes, tied to a Royal Library copy, and traces Dagmar’s artistic career and family links, including a daughter now a Danish children's author and Freuchen’s wartime service.

Dorothy Roe Williamsport Dagmar Freuchen Peter Freuchen Peter Dagmar Dana America Tay Pat Ee Ae Ee Council Royal Library

Missing Wife Report Sparks Fresno Police Inquiry

Arnold Yerger told Fresno police his wife Valene, 23, 5 feet, 116 pounds and blonde, is missing. He last saw her May 2 and noted she had about $100. The report cites uncertainty about the date and details of her disappearance.

Fresno Calif Arnold Yerger Valene Yerger Dead Sea

U N Planning On Dec 14 Closing

The United Nations Assembly nears the end of a tense session with East West divides sharpening world issues and colonial questions. Delegates set December 14 as the closing date but expect a possible week extension as Middle East and disarmament debates spark sharp exchanges between the United States and Russia.

United Nations N.Y. Ut U.N. Assembly Middle East United Lucie Russia

Uncooperative 60G Booth Opening In Rochester

Patrol reports a tense scene in Public Square as 16 rookie volunteers from the People's Tabernacle prepare to take a doglooth census. Reverend Chester Billman and John Hunt encounter a dog unwilling to contribute, raising concern over Christmas baskets for needy families. police say the situation could worsen if donations are not secured.

Rochester N.Y Chester Billman John Hunt

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