Beclley Antiques empire spans continents and clocks
Roger Beckley, lifelong antique dealer, builds a wholesale empire from Funks Town with Ruth Diehl Beckley. He imports European wares dating before 1800, ships 5000 items in Scotland shipments, and plans more from Ireland and England. Ruth oversees nine staff while family supports the sprawling operation.
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Hearing Joy Returns with Beltone Hearing Aids
A Beltone advertisement shares a reader letter about regained hearing after years of silence. The testimonial compares hearing to returning home and invites readers to visit, call, or write for a free, no obligation consultation and small hearing aids.
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Coining of the term individualism by de Tocqueville
The word individualism was coined by Alexis de Tocqueville to describe a form of moderate selfishness that drives people to focus on their own family and friend circle.
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IU S May Seize Rails To Block Walkout
The unions said they would fight if the President and the secretary of inbex bow to railroads and seek to end collective bargaining. Railroads argue the work rules and pay for nearly 200,000 operating employees cost $600 million yearly in wages. A strike could affect up to 700,000 workers across 217000 miles of track.
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Broadforcing Church of the Birth death notices and services
Several local obituaries list survivors and funeral arrangements. Mra. Ellen W. Gattney of Lestersburg died after illness. funeral in Cortland, N.Y. Paul Sword Jr of Williamsport died, baby born a day ago to Mr. and Mrs. Sword. services at Pinesburg Mennonite Church Cemetery. Edward Otey Wood of Charlottesville died at home. funeral at Rouzer Funeral Home. Laura E. McNabb of Williamsport died after long illness. memorial at Minnich Funeral Home. Local notices include details on burial places, survivors, and service times.
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Controversy Over Promotion Of Negroes In Dallas Post Office
Washington coverage notes clashes over the Dallas post office promotion plan, favoring three Negro supervisors amid criticism of potential racial bias. Officials insist merit and civil service rules guided the moves, while union leaders and Dallas locals allege discrimination against whites and reverse bias.
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