Subway dream train fails to impress riders in public stunt
In New York the Junior Chamber of Commerce staged a publicity event by linking three dream cars to a six car subway train between Times Square and South Ferry. Passengers complained the setup caused crowding and distraction, preferring real service over glamour. A separate note mentions Epidaurus theater drawing audiences with 400 B.C. plays.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Times Square
South Ferry
Epidaurus
Greece
Printed Pattern Spring News Pattern 4621
Advertises Printed Pattern 4621 for Misses sizes 10 to 18 with a fitted jacket and sleeveless sheath. Includes yardage 544 for size 16, price 35 cents, mailing add 10 cents, address to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star. Catalog offers 100 styles across sun sport day dance work travel all sizes 35 cents.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 1Th St
New York
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American Students Describe Harsh Life in East Germany
Victor Pankey and Gilbert Ferrey, both 20, recount four months as prisoners in East Germany after being sentenced for attempting to smuggle a fellow student to West Germany. They say conditions were awful, the younger generation wouldn't want to live there, and their car was confiscated. The girl remains imprisoned.
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Los Angeles
East Germany
Victor Pankey
Gilbert Ferrey
Tustin
Calif
London
West Germany
Pankey
Daily Worker
Merchants Will Meet January 30 at Winchester Golf Club
The Retail Merchants Association schedules its regular meeting at the Winchester Golf Club on January 30 at 6 p.m. Attendees include members and associates with a business session to follow dinner. Committee chairs named include Billy S. Chapman publicity and promotion and R J Pullen public relations.
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Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Golf Club
Association
Billy S. Chapman
R. J. Pullen
Warren Eddy
R. L. Pizzano
J. R. Wilkins
Jury Acquits Boatman Over Ducks Chase at Lake Overholser
Oklahoma City AP report says T. J. Bailey was acquitted after a 45 second jury verdict. State officer Clay Boyd and lake patrolman Ace Marrs testified Bailey drove a motor boat into a flock of ducks while Bailey claimed the ducks chased him. The jurors found him innocent. The article ends with a unrelated note about shirt laundering figures worldwide.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
T. J. Bailey
Lake Overholser
Justice of the Peace Court
Clay Boyd
Art course slated in Berryville for teachers and public
Berryville reports an elementary art extension course starting February 6 with 20 lessons. H. S. Coombs at Berryville Elementary School is the contact. George Washington University provides classes for teachers and other interested participants.
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Berryville
H. S. Coombs
George Washington University
Dear Abby Lost and found jokes and marriage musings
Dear Abby answers readers on grounded punishment marital views and morning pin curls. The column covers a teen late home excuse, bachelors wary of marriage and a wife defending her morning hairstyle tradeoff. Abby offers practical and humorous guidance.
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Abby
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson notes misused prefixes ante and anti and mispronounced timpani. It lists synonyms for ingenuity and defines the word categorical with an example of categorical denial.
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W. L. Gordon
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