Cigarettes Cut Eight Years Off Smoker’s Life Survey Finds
New York heavy smoking speeds death seven to eight years earlier, a four year ACS study of 188000 men finds smokers die sooner from lung cancer and heart disease. Quit smoking halves death rate versus continuing.
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New York
Daniel Horn
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
Horn
Hammond
ACS Statistical Research
American Medical Association
Vacation Bible School Sees Strong Attendance Growth
The Vacation Bible School runs 8 to 11 am this week with 139 enrollments and an average attendee count of 127 over the first three days. Acknowledges higher enrollment than last year’s 111 as officers plan a Friday 8 pm commencement and host a teachers meeting tonight at 7 30.
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Ralph Brown
Associational
First Baptist Church
Sherman
Celestial
Fred Waldrop
Lynda Harrelson
Paula Geers
Dee Anna Alexander
Celestial Choir
First Presbyterian Church Cancels Sunday Sermon
The church will not hold a preaching service Sunday to allow Grayson College Ex-Students Association homecoming. Sunday school remains at 10:00 a.m. The Missionary Society meeting is postponed one week. — C. C. Dooley.
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Grayson College Ex-Students Association
Missionary Society
C. C. Dooley
Utah revokes 2546 Granddaddy licenses after eye exams
Utah drivers license officials revoke motor ing permits from 2,546 senior residents who failed eye tests. The Granddaddy licenses, issued to about 170,000 elder drivers a decade ago, remain valid for those proving capability. 77,646 still hold theirs. A 15,000 pound Navy tractor was airdropped at the South Pole during Deep Freeze.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
South Pole
Open Letter to a Killer Over Poisoned Family Pet
An angry open letter laments the poisoning of a silver buff champion cocker spaniel named Mister and warns that a child could be harmed next. The writer questions the killer’s motive, calls for community vigilance, and vows to leave judgment to God while urging Wolfe City residents to protect loved ones.
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Mister
Shelley
Wayne
Wolfe City
Milwaukee burglar who stole 15 cents faces 10 year term
Milwaukee police said they caught a burglar who took 15 cents from a case. He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years for night time burglary.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Girl in Shorts Labeled Safety Hazard to Drivers
Boston police and auto club spokesman call a girl in shorts a danger to drivers as a publicity stunt highlighting driver distraction. The Automobile Legal Assn. urges motorists to exercise pity for easily distracted men, noting only a senile driver would ignore a beautiful girl.
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Boston
Philip C. Wallwork
Automobile Legal Assn
Accompanist Fired Amid Cricket Interruption at Miami Concert
Violinist Isaac Stern halted Brahms concerto when a cricket in a potted palm disrupted the performance. After a five minute search the insect and plant were removed, the orchestra continued and the concert ended. A housewife would wash about 2.5 million utensils in a lifetime, enough to stack 70 Empire State Buildings.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Isaac Stern
Stern
Empire State Building
The Spice of Life and Picaresque Jokes
A collage of short humorous vignettes and quips from a historical comic page. It includes a dentist patient dialogue, a teacher and pupil arithmetic moment, a child with a chick and family roles, a bird banding note, a satirical taxpayer letter, imagined wartime problems, a driving lesson mishap, and two alibiing fishermen.
Ladder Climbing and Marital Roles Explored in Humorous Exchange
A business man reflects on rising from bottom to near success, joking he is “getting mighty good at climbing ladders.” A separate tale recalls a 50 year marriage where the wife handles minor decisions while the husband takes the major ones, outlining a humorous division of duties.
Minnesota Couple Stranded as Gulf Storm Strikes
A Minnesota man and his wife vacationing along the Gulf rent a car to tour sights but are caught by a hurricane strength storm along the beaches. They endure nature’s ferocity as waves and winds threaten their plans and safety.
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Minnesota
Gulf
Car Renter Newscard Amid Wind Storm Dispute
In a tense exchange a wife warns that the rented car may be dashed to pieces as trees sway and lightning flashes. The husband tries to stay calm, insisting they are only renters despite the perilous conditions.
Poultry Processing Claim Strikes Grandma’s Note on Progress
Grandma Perkins reflects on modern poultry slaughter with the claim that 90 percent of live poultry is eviscerated and ready to cook, contrasting it with her belief that earlier methods achieved 100 percent cleanliness. She questions whether science improves the world.
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Grandma Perkins
Grandma
Publisher offers prompt correction of erroneous reflections
The publisher invites readers to report any mistaken reflections on the character or standing of individuals firms or corporations so they can be fully corrected.
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Refrigeration and Electric Service
N. Main, Bonham, Texas
Richard Wellington
Spivy
Bonham, Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Pascal Farley
Bruce Henington
Wolfe City Sun
Dr. Sals
Bury
Avitob
Johnny
Tommy
Johnnie
John
Washington Biological Survey
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Publise
Thgs
Whitewright
Texas
Post Office
National Editorial Association
AND
Texas Press Association
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Ben Williams
Service Department
Williams
Ford
Red Moore
U.S. Savings Bonds
U. S
United States
Prin
Cipal
Treasury
U.S
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