John Campbell Boggs Chapel Dedicated at Randolph-Macon Academy
Col. J C Boggs ends 31st year as school president as the 72nd Commencement dedicates the new chapel named in his honor. Bishop Paul N Garber presides with Virginia Conference officials, trustees, alumni, and educators attending the ceremony.
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William George Boggs
Duke University
Randolph-Macon College
Blackstone Military Academy
Bedford
John C. Boggs, Jr
Columbia University
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Louisville
Kentucky
Academy of Trustees
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How's Your I Q Score Based on 100 Questions
A quiz scales IQ from 9 10 correct for Memory Genius to 1 2 for low scores. Ten questions test world languages creed treason witnesses Ethiopia cotton gin depth buoyancy Greek names wife of Hiawatha lifting water air flour yield with miller deduction.
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Calif. Political Shakeup After Hectic Primary
In California the post primary power shift accelerates as Goldwater darkens the GOP with a victory over Rockefeller. The win strengthens conservative control while Brown Cranston allies face mixed prospects with Salinger’s Democratic surge. Goldwater gains in Los Angeles and Orange counties signal a mandate and futures moves include a Parkinson chaired state committee and party delegation changes.
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U.S
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United Front
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Arizona
Associated Press
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Gaylord Parkinson
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Road Contracts to Reach 24.2 Million in West Virginia Bids
The 2024 road program in West Virginia totals about 24.2 million dollars with bids opening June 16 for resurfacing work in 26 counties. Political notes include replacements and party actions tied to the Rockefeller era and a Democratic showdown between Salinger and Cranston. Governor Brown pledges a united ticket for November.
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W. Va
Joseph Martin Jr
San Francisco
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City tax literature returned for missing sponsor ID
About 50 000 pieces of Dayton city income tax literature were returned to the printer after oversight found no sponsor identification or official name as required by Ohio law. Had messages been distributed, the city income tax committee could have faced a 300 to 2000 dollar fine.
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Itch Med Lowercase Ad at Boyd Drug Co
A brief drug store advertisement touts a 15 minute itch relief product labeled as 48 back. It promises quick antiseptic action to kill germs and speed healing for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes. Available now at Boyd Drug Co.
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