Franklin helps launch first subscription library in 1731
The American colonies saw the first subscription library organized in Philadelphia in 1731 under Benjamin Franklin. Experts estimate that since the start of the Christian era about 40 billion people have lived.
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Network Programs Time Standards Note
Eastern standard time governs schedules with central subtract one hour and mountain subtract two hours. Some stations adjust relays to fit local timetables, so minor per minute changes cannot be included.
Virginia to distribute $250,000 in welfare funds
Richmond reports that through adit means of $250,000 additional state funds for public assistance and foster care will be released to Virginia localities early next week covering the second and third quarters of the fiscal year.
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Cypressville Reunion Sparks Old Feelings
Cathy confronts Bill at the post office steps as Elaine Stovall arrives. Major Mark Graham unexpectedly appears, renewing old tension with Cathy while Maggie notes the growing strain and hints at past jungle episodes and hospital memories.
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Grimes Virginia Community News and Holidays
Grimes Virginia notes report preaching at Galilee church Sunday night. Families and individuals, including the Taylors, Hottingers, Orndorffs, Flick, Anderson, Nicholson, Milburn, Welch, Carbaugh, Crim, McFarland, and Crim relatives, share visits and hospital stays. Thanksgiving activities featured hunting visits and, earlier, heavy butchering as a cold wind swept through the area with temperatures near fifteen degrees.
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French Reds Protest Dulles Statement Won't Define French Policy
Communist deputies in Paris denounced John Foster Dulles as an American ally seeking to dictate to the French cabinet. Dulles, at the London foreign ministers meeting, said he did not view Communists as a French political party while the deputies read a communique accusing his remarks of echoing Hitlerian divisions among Frenchpeople.
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Kiger Observes 25th Year in Bank
John J. Kiger a vice president at Alexandria National Bank observed his 25th year of service on Monday. He is a son of the late Mr and Mrs Jacob Kiger of W Cecil Street near Sac Red Heart Catholic Church. About 32 percent of American farmers are tenants the lowest since.
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Mrs. Marshall Russell Dies in New York
Relatives here report the sudden death of Mrs. Marshall Russell at her New York home at 4 a.m. She had recently visited Mrs. Harry Russell of Winchester and her husband is a former resident of this city.
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Infant Burleson dies at 8 days in Brucetown
Infant Joseph Garfield Burleson aged 8 days died this morning at Winchester Memorial hospital. He was the son of Lillie V. Elliot Burleson and F. W. Burleson of Brucetown. Grave side rites will be held 11 a.m. Monday in the Methodist church yard at Brucetown.
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Deacons Beat Randolph Macon 72 53 in Virginia
Wake Forest defeated Randolph Macon 72 to 53 in Virginia. Virginia Tech topped the Rebels 58 to 46 at Roanoke in the other game.
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Lighthouses lit by coal and wood fires on towers
By the end of the 18th century lighthouses relied on coal and wood fires placed in braziers atop tower lanterns to produce light guiding ships.
Downward Meat Consumption Trend in U S Over 30 Years
The record notes a long term decline in average meat consumption per person in the United States across the past three decades. It also references per capita wheat flour consumption in 1939, stating it was about three fourths of the 1909-18 average.
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