Burning of the Greens Set For Wednesday
The 4th annual Burning of the Greens and Queen of the Greens Dance will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. on the field in front of the War Memorial Building. The event is sponsored by the Teen Age Club the Recreation Department and local fire companies with tree collection Monday and city pickup Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Greens
War Memorial
Wacred Tion Department
Claude Smalts
Sam Preston
Recration Commission
Recreation Department
Billy Butler
Bernard Groves
Bill Godenour
Alice Carpenter
Mayors Turkey Gift for Parking Fines in Johnstown
Mayor Joseph Galgaza of Franklin Borough offered a free 20 pound turkey to each parking meter violator who paid a $3 fine in Johnstown. One early customer was the man who sold him the turkey.
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Johnstown
Joseph Galgaza
Franklin Borough
Quick Jury Verdict Draws Judge’s Witty Benched Quip
In Buffalo a federal jury returned a verdict in 15 minutes. Foreman Mrs. Louis M. Quick read the decision as Judge John C. Henderson jokingly called the panel a fast jury.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Louis M. Quick
John C. Henderson
Trip Hardesty resigns post at Farmers Livestock Exchange
Clarke County near Summit Point sees C T Trip Hardesty resign as treasurer and general manager effective January 1. Linwood Heironimus of Brucetown to succeed as manager. Hardesty will remain an order buyer and retain his stock in the company while continuing livestock business ties.
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Trip Hardesty
Stock Exchange
C. T
Trip) Hardesty
Clarke County
Summit Point
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Hardesty
Linwood Heironimus
Brucetown
MR. Hardesty
Berryville
Elizabeth Malone
Petersburg
C. T. Hardesty, III
Apple A Day May Cut Doctor Visits In Student Study
A three year study at Michigan State University involving over 1 300 apple eaters found they made fewer calls to the health center for upper respiratory infections and tension headaches than non apple eaters. Researchers suggest vitamin C and diet balance as possible factors while noting variability in responses to treatments.
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Michigan State University
Eugene H. Lucas
Earth
Dear Abby Letters On Office Visits Dates And Weddings
Dear Abby replies cover a wife visiting her husband’s government office, a young man dating his sister’s husband’s relative, politely declining to be best man at a wedding, and a pointed warning about a husband’s behavior. The column blends practical advice with sharp judgment on social boundaries.
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Abby
Lonely bachelor farmer bequeaths estate to United States
OGALLA Neb AP a recluse Esley H Sproat 64 left an estate worth about 250000 300000 to the United States. Executors say a family dispute spurred the gift after his death in an unheated unpainted farmhouse with coal stove heating He owned government bonds land wheat and a 1930 radio and a 1953 car
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Ogalla
Neb
Esley H. Sproat
George Hastings
Grant
Sproat
United States of America
Hasing
Hastings
Judge makes NAACP ouster in Alabama permanent
Alabama circuit judge Walter B. Jones ruled to permanently enjoin the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People from operating in the state. The decision, issued after a three day hearing, follows a Supreme Court deadline and allows future findings of fact and law.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
US Supreme Court
Walter B. Jones
Supreme Court
NAACP
Jones
MacDonald Gallion
U.S. Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Clergyman Cousin of Warren Spahn Speaks on Relation
Niagara Falls New York Rev. Joseph J Spahn distant cousin to Warren Spahn says he is asked about their kinship. He quips that they are related when Spahn wins and not related when he loses highlighting the playful family tie in sports lore.
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Abby
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Joseph J. Spahn
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Trawler Sinks Off Cape Lookout After Grounding
A 110-foot fishing trawler named Charlie Lewis with 15 crew members ran aground and sank near Cape Lookout after rough seas. The crew abandoned ship and were rescued by a Coast Guard cutter. one seaman was slightly injured. Owner is Standard Products Co. of Beaufort and Whitestone, Virginia. Refloating attempts may occur if hull remains intact.
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Beaufort
N. C
Coast Guard
Charlie Lewis
Cape Lookout
Standard Products Co
Whitestone
Alaskans Embrace Home Freezers Far More Than Continental U.S.
Data from the 1960 Census of Housing show 14 602 of 57 250 Alaska housing units had freezers separate from refrigerators. In the continental United States the ratio is one in six, highlighting Alaska's distinct storage habits.
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Washington
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