Retirement of Frank Crone Prompts Banking Era Reflections
The editorial notes Frank Crone retires after 25 years at the National Bank of Washington, totaling 47 years in banking across states. C. P. Weldin moves to top management as a National Bank descendant, with A. W. Chilcote as founding president, and lauds local banks for growth, stability, and trusted leadership shaping Washington county's prosperity.
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Hickenlooper to chair Senate policy committee
Senator Bourke B Hickenlooper has been elected chairman of the Republican policy committee in the Senate by a 21 to 14 vote over Leverett Saltonstall. He represents conservative Republicanism and vows to oppose expansive government programs while highlighting domestic debt concerns and regulatory growth as key issues for the current session. The move signals a broader clash between liberal and conservative factions shaping national policy.
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Bourke B Hickenlooper
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Hickenlooper
Variety Night at U P Home Highlights Geology Talk
Rev Walter Smith shared insights from his geology studies during the weekly Variety Night at the U P home. Missionary John Koehler spoke on letters from the Egyptian Sudan, and Ruth Nolin prepared to travel to Egypt after visiting Barberton Ohio. Dale Brehmer visited the Megehelsens and Fred Walker Tuesday afternoon.
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United Presbyterian Church
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Ainsworth
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Fred Walker
New Car Orders Hit Dealers January 1962
On The Record notes sales activity with Crossett and Baird families, Millice and Bordwell & Co. handling Ford and Chevrolet lines. Dealers Mark Hensel, Hermann, and Havel & Sons participate as two trucks and various models move through Ponti a and surrounding areas.
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Maxine Crossett
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Lee
Princess Baird
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Lois Hampsher
Ford
Roy Havel & Sons, Inc
Glenn E. Millice
Bordwell & Co
Chevrolet
Mark
Hensel
Mercury
Bernard
Betty Hermann
Notrump and suit-first bidding rules in contract bridge
Becker discusses five example hands and opening bids. He favors two notrump with 22 to 24 points for one hand, then explains why one spade one club two spades and one heart openings suit the hands, considering partnership trump length and bidding economy.
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Akis
Res Syndicate, Inc
Nervous tics and heart health a medical rundown
Dr. Burton H L Fern explains that nervous tension can imitate heart trouble and worsen angina. Excitement and stress trigger heart strain, while weather and meals add pressure. Exercise is advised to ease tension and strengthen the heart, with cautions not to overdo it.
Tampa Bets Big 62 Promises for City Renewal and Sun City Plans
A look at Tampa in January 1962 details highway work, urban renewal, and a new riverfront convention center with a hotel and underground parking. It notes Sun City retirement style living 17 miles southeast, plus local changes for moving homes and park life, with a lighthearted “From the Mouth of Babes” moment and a police car vignette.
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Convention Center
Riverfront
del Webbs
Sun City
Arizona
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Livingston Bates Attorneys Directory Entry
Livingston Day Bates Attorneys listing with Robert Day and Robert Bates at 204 West Main Street, phone 3 2147 plus George F Morrison and Ford Morrison at 213 South Marion Avenue, phone OL 2802.
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Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer
Dept
East Washington
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
Marion Ave
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Edmund DD
Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
Washington
John C. Owen
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