Poppy Day Kickoff For Veterans Post Sale
Little Teresa Fishack assists at the annual poppy sale for William D. Byron Post 1936 WEW. Mayor Winslow F. Burhans receives the first flower as poppy chairman Harry E. Slusher Jr and auxiliary co chair Elsie Shipley observe. Teresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fishack of Chewsville, helps launch Poppy Day on Saturday May 25 urging public support.
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Dog Saves Life Of Aged Master In Colorado
In Fairplay Colorado 75 year old Andrew McGregor survived four days alone after a stroke. He pinned a note to his dog’s collar asking for help before the dog trotted four miles to Bailey. Dick Dinsmore of Denver noticed the dog and alerted deputy Ray King who reached the cabin.
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Sitka once Alaska capital before U S purchase
Sitka served as Alaska's capital in the period before the United States purchased the territory from Russia. Today Juneau holds that role as the capital.
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Horse and auto collision near Knoxville Tennessee
A horse and automobile collided near Knoxville Tennessee. The car was demolished and the horse suffered a slight jaw fracture with no serious injuries.
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Ocean City defers action on creating more lots
A Maryland board postponed adding ocean front lots while addressing a water chestnut emergency in Gunpowder River. Dr. L Eugene Cronin warned of rapid spread threatening Susquehanna flats and upper Chesapeake Bay. A ten year control plan was outlined with an initial 8500 dollar cost, plus cooperation among state agencies.
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Billy Graham Draws Wide Ranging Crowd to Nightly Rallies
New York reports 16 000 attendees at Madison Square Garden crusades totaling 100 000 in six days and approaching 750 000 in six weeks. Prominent visitors include Greer Garson Adolph Zukor and Pearl Bailey as Billy Graham urges acceptance of Christ.
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Planned Spending Helps To Stretch Your Income
A home economist from Hunter College promotes budgeting to reach family goals. Start by keeping records of all expenditures for a few months, categorize and estimate yearly costs, then segment into weekly or monthly amounts. Balance income with estimates and adjust for unexpected expenses with economies elsewhere.
France Boosting Red Wine Price Peforms Inflation Toll
Paris May 20 Red wine, essential to meals in France, will rise in price by one or two francs per liter depending on alcohol content. The wholesale increase equals roughly a quarter to half a cent per quart and retailers will pass the rise to consumers as France faces a serious inflationary crisis.
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