Bridge expert Ely Culbertson dies in sleep
Brattleboro Vermont reports the death of Ely Culbertson at 64 known for turning bridge into a national craze. He died in his sleep from heart failure related to oxygen deficiency after years of breathing troubles and a serious illness last May.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Ely Culbertson
New York
Brattleboro
World Federation
Culbertson
Josephine Murphy Dillon
Joycee Nadva
Bruce Ely
Reno
The
Culbertsons, Inc
Dorothy Renata Baehne
Peter
Vermont
World Federation, Inc
Romania
Geneva University
l'Ecole Des Sciences Economiques Et Politiques
Paris
Yale
Mexico
Spain
Rabbi Weds Outdoors In Jewish Rites
In Chicago a rare outdoor orthodox Jewish wedding united Rabbi Mordachi Goldzweig and Miss Helen Saftier under a canopy at the Parkway Hotel. Seven rabbis blessed the couple as guests watched the ceremony in Hebrew, with rabbinical supervision for the reception.
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Chicago
Heaven
Mordachi Goldzweig
Helen Saftier
New York City
Moses Goldzweig
Congregation Tifereth Moshe
Parkway Hotel
Lincoln Park West
Hebrew Theological Seminary
Dear Charley Mayfield Advice Column Letter
A 29 year old bachelor asks how to curb being always sought after by women and parties. The columnist chides him for conceit, suggests avoiding social scenes to quiet his image, and recommends simply observing or choosing a quieter path instead. Molly Mayfield signs off.
Jealous Husband Distracts 70 Year Old Couple
Mary M advises a 70 year old wife living with a jealous husband. He accuses her of having men friends,’s sullen with her children, bosses her, and paces at night. Mary M suggests humor and gentle teasing to ease tension and reduce his bossiness.
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Mary M
Broad Acquaintanceship and choosing own social path
A junior high student writes about a controlling friend who arranges her social life, disapproves of her friendships, and threatens to drop her. Judy advises being friendly with many people, not letting one girl run school life, and heeding a mother’s practical guidance.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Judy
Laugh with Penny comic strip appeal on Citizen page
Penny, the popular teenager, headlines the Citizen comic page with daily humor. Readers are invited to follow her adventures and enjoy lighthearted panels each issue.
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Penny
Citizen's
Revenue Agents to Aid Taxpayers on New Assistance Days
Internal Revenue Agents will help puzzled taxpayers fill out forms next year and throughout. Harrington reversed an Andrews restriction, ordering agents to assist any requester and designating special taxpayer assistance days in late January February and early April. Taxpayers may also use telephone help and self help methods to prepare returns. January is proclaimed March of Dimes month by Mayor Don Hummel urging donations.
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A. M. Lippisch
Aeronautical Research
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Office of Naval Research
Lippisch
Washington
P—Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Russell C. Harrington
Andrews
Harrington
Internal Revenue
Agen
Don Hummel
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Smelly Postal Records Saved After Dump Theft
In San Francisco a scavenger crew took a batch of post office records to a city dump. Erwin Gross, a branch office superintendent, stacked Christmas records on a sidewalk to move to the main office. While unloading a second load the thieves fled with the first drop. Police recovered the records, intact but damaged and smelling.
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San Francisco
Erwin Gross
Olive Institute Formed by California Growers
California olive growers formed the Olive Growers Institute to advance the industry. Headquarters will be in Lindsay, Tulare County. Raymond Leonard of Oroville was elected president, with officers Earl Melott and George Wurster of Corning, L. D. Ohlson and R. V. Leahy of Oroville, and A. R. Wakefield of Lindsay as directors. Herbert M. Trafton will serve as secretary-manager.
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Los Angeles
California
Olive Growers
Olive Growers Institute
Lindsay
Tulare County
Raymond Leonard
Oroville
Earl Melott
George Wurster
Corning
L. D. Ohlson
R. V. Leahy
A. R. Wakefield
Herbert M. Trafton
Salk vaccine release expands total to 29 million doses
The Public Health Service announced 1,368,306 more doses of Salk antipolio vaccine, bringing December totals to 3,414,213 cubic centimeters and overall releases since April to 29,961,831 CCs. Wyeth Laboratories and Eli Lilly supplied the fresh supply, with allocations to states, territories, and the armed services for voluntary use and a NFIP reserve. Idaho received an extra 21,375 CCs to cover unused returns.
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WASHINGTON-F/M
Public Health Service Today
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
Wyeth
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Health Service
The
Armed Services
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
NFIP
Idaho
Automobile Accident Involving Brothers Near Superior
In Superior Wisconsin Fred Monaghan 21 and his brother Pa were involved in a roadside collision yesterday. Fred sustained head cuts, and an ambulance arrived at the scene driven by Fred Monaghan’s brother, W.
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Superior
Wis
Fred Monaghan
Pa - Fred
Monaghan
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