Ifs Cloud Hopes for Congrex Adjournment This Week
Washington AP report notes multiple obstacles to a quick adjournment of the 87th Congress. Key issues include a $2.2 billion water project bill, a $5.9 billion foreign aid financing bill, a $603 million postal rate hike, and a Senate pay raise proposal. White House action on a self employed tax break remains uncertain as members depart for possible recess.
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William F. Arbo
Washington
Mr Keeps
White House
Congress
House Public Works Committee
Senate
House
Joe Eagle Keeps Tailor Shop In Tulsa After 80th Birthday
In Tulsa AP report Joe Eagle marks 80 and recalls years since moving to Indian Territory in 1902. He claims to have cut 75 000 suits with his tailor shears and still works, noting oil men like Ben Fields ordered multiple suits during Tulsa’s early boom era.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joe Eagle
Eagle
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Florida
Donesick
Anyon
Ben Fields
Dinner to Honor Harrison and Marsh in Harrisonburg
Albertis S. Harrison Jr. Virginia governor will speak at a Thursday banquet in Harrisonburg honoring Governor Harrison and John O. Marsh Jr the Democratic Congressional candidate. The event, sponsored by the Harrisonburg and Rockingham Democratic committees, aims to acquaint voters with the two figures. Harrison has long held esteem in the area from attorney general to governor, while Marsh won the Democratic nomination with a strong lead in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County.
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Harrisonburg
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Virginia
John O. Marsh
Rockingham
Henry C. Clark
Harrison
Clark
Marsh
Rockingham County
Dr Frank C Mann Mayo Institute director dies at 75
Rochester Minnesota Dr Frank C Mann longtime director of the Mayo Foundation Institute of Experimental Medicine for 34 years until his 1952 retirement died Sunday He was 75 and an authority on the liver kidneys and blood vessels He was born in rural Indiana.
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Rochester, Minn
Frank C. Mann
Mayo Foundation Institute of Experimental Medicine
Mann
Indiana
Richmond Lawyer Speaks at Bank Forum Tomorrow
David J. Mays of Richmond, Pulitzer Prize winner and Virginia Bankers Association counsel, will speak on The Constitution and How It Is Being Misconstrued at Shenandoah College Auditorium tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. The event, the first of two fall forums sponsored by Shenandoah Valley National Bank, is open to the public.
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Shenandoah College
David J. Mays
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Bankers Association
Mays
Richmond Bar Association
Virginia Bar Association
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Harold G. Brown
Danish Prime Minister Knud Kristensen Dies at 81
Knud Kristensen former Danish prime minister from 1945 to 1947 died Saturday at age 81 in Copenhagen. His tenure followed World War II during the country’s postwar recovery.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Knud Kristensen
Police HUnt Furniture Filcher
Police search for an unusual thief who stole a maple colonial design buffet from Swimley Furniture Co warehouse. The piece is valued around 250 dollars and no forced entry was observed.
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Swimley Furniture Co
Warren Rudolph
Crystal
N. Loudoun St
Rudolph
Catholic Men Elect Leaders at Richmond Diocese Conference
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Men for the Diocese of Richmond elected William Sandweg of Alexandria as president at its annual ROANOKE conference. Also chosen were James C. Welsh Jr. of Richmond as vice president James J. Hines Jr. of Arlington as secretary and A N Hammerstrom of Roanoke as treasurer. The next meeting was set for September 1963 in Alexandria.
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Catholic Men
Diocese of
Richmond
William Sandweg
Alexandria
Sandweg
James C. Welsh Jr
James J. Hines Jr
Arlington
A. N. Hammerstrom
Brazil Derives Name From Reddish Dye Wood
The term Brazil originates from a prized reddish wood used by early colonists for dye, shaping the country’s enduring name based on a valuable natural resource.
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Brazil
Survey Finds Trucks Speed More Often Than Autos on Virginia Highways
Virginia state police report undercover radar checks at 41 locations from the Eastern Shore to Cumberland Gap show trucks speeding at higher rates than cars. Virginia tractor-trailer drivers 7.3 percent over the limit vs 3.4 percent for cars. out-of-state drivers similar.
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Virginia
Eastern Shore
Cumberland Gap
Col. C. W. Woodson,Jr
Woodson
Fumes From Coal Stove Kill Two In Ekton
Rockingham County deputies say fumes from a coal stove caused the deaths of 15 year old Bonnie Sue Hensley and 13 month old Kevin Scott Morris in a house near Ekton. The infants mother Nelson Franklin Morris was hospitalized in Harrisonburg.
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Rockingham County
Thomas Burnett
Bonnie Sue Hensley
Kevin Scott Morris
Nelson Franklin Morris
Harrisonburg
Burnett
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