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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
3
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Miami postmen faced unusual perils last year as a total of fifty three dogs and a mouse bit mail carriers. One incident described a mail carrier injuring a finger after reaching into a mailbox while a mother mouse with a litter nested in a box. Lake Okeechobee remains the largest freshwater lake wholly within Florida.
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Fontana Calif board minutes show unanimous vote to refuse school district transportation for pregnant high school students. Superintendent Ferdinand J Kiesel notes five married and pregnant girls in the district. rough streets and bouncing buses rationale cited as reason for not providing rides.
A babysitter warned Bruce Dillon that his dog tracks water into the kitchen. Moments later muffled cries came from the basement as Bruce dropped a pouch into a clothes dryer and switched it on. The dog survived but was very dry. Free congressional mail has fallen sharply to the lowest level since 1948, says Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield.
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