Don't Worry 106 Year Old Man Has Life Secrets
Edward Van Duyne, 106, described by Dr Daniel Schuster as alert with IQ 126, wakes six cigars daily and drinks beer. He remains active in rochester lodges and games. four of his six children survive. he values independence and nicknames himself Holy Cow for a favored phrase.
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Edward
Holy Bow
van Duyne
Daniel B. Schuster
Rochester
N. Y
Schuster
Psychiatris
Geron Congress
India
Western Nations Begin Massive Military Games in Europe
Bonn reports dawn maneuvers as British infantry and American tanks spearhead the Western Nations games. About 50,000 troops from seven nations and many German auxiliaries mobilize for eight days of combat drills and allied pincer maneuvers to test defense plans against a potential aggressor.
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Bonn
Germany
Catholics urged to pray for peace next month
Vatican urging all Catholics to pray the rosary to the Virgin Mary for world peace. Pope Pius XII in an encyclical titled The Advancing Ills decries the fractured international fraternal union and the continuing threats over nations.
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Vatican City
Pius
Pointiff
Russia’s Benetade Grom yko sails amid boos at pier
Russia's deputy foreign minister boarded the liner Tie de France today amid a chorus of boos and hisses from onlookers. The departure appeared outwardly calm as he prepared to sail.
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Russia
Benetade Gromyko
Sales Directory Sept 21 1 PM Household Goods
Listings show sales on Sept 21 at 1 PM by Esther Hottel 1419 Valley Ave for household goods and Sept 22 at 10 AM by Charles W Wilkins 1 mile east of Boyce Route 12 for household furniture. Also Sept 22 1 PM C M Terault Stephens City for household furniture and Sept 22 1 PM C L McCarty 3 miles north of White Hall for livestock and household furniture. Sept 29 1 PM Mrs J W Carpenter 29 Gilalze Ave for household furnishings.
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Esther Hottel
Valley Ave
Charles W. Wilkins
Boyce
C. M. Terault
Stephens City
C. L. McCarty
White Hall
Author Klein to Speak at Handley in Winchester
Author and lecturer Michael H. Klein will visit Winchester on September 26 to address civic and school groups, with a stop at Handley High School. Topics include Are You a Potential Communist How Wise Is a Wise Guy and Self-Pity Five Wut of Five Have It. Klein is a New Jersey Law School graduate and World War II veteran who has produced Army morale surveys and radio programs.
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Michael H. Klein
Winchester
Handley High School
Exposition Press
N. Y Klein
New Jersey Law School
Newark
Morale Services Division
Kleir
Richmond Defies Segregation Rules At NAACP Meeting
Richmond will not enforce segregation statutes at the NAACP October 14 meeting at Mosque Auditorium. A federal court hearing yesterday considered petitions from NAACP lawyers to ban segregated seating and to issue a temporary restraining order. The city and state sought to defer to state courts. both motions were, per judge, under advisement.
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Richmond
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Federal Court
NAACP
Faculty seeks acting president at William and Mary
A seven member William and Mary faculty committee opened a search for a stop gap acting president to succeed Dr. John E. Pomfret after his resignation. The panel will forward recommendations to the Board of Visitors executive committee in Richmond for approval.
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Williamsburg
William & Mary
John E. Pomfret
W&m Board of Visitors
Richmond
Oscar Shewmake
Pomfret
Board of Visitors
William E. Cochran
Ruby J. Cochran
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
University Board Clears Three UVA Faculty of Bias
The University of Virginia board of visitors, in a unanimous vote, cleared Dr. John Gange director of the Woodrow Wilson School of Foreign Affairs and two associate professors Alfred P. Fernbach and Charles Micaud of leftist bias charges. A faculty committee found no evidence to support the allegations raised by Dr. Homer G. Richey who urged further review.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
John Gange
University
Woodrow Wilson School of Foreign Affairs
Alfred P. Fernbach
Charles Micaud
Homer G Richey
Richey
Austrian plans phonograph wedding vow recordings
An Austrian inventor seeks a concession to record all wedding ceremonies in the country using phonographs, offering husbands a new way to remind wives of their marriage vows.
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Vienna
Fim
Free Haircuts For Senators Continue Amid Debate
Senators kept government funded barbers and chauffeurs as Congress approved about 74 million dollars for the current fiscal year. Debates focused on shaving and haircuts for lawmakers and the use of limousine chauffeurs, with remarks from Douglas and others about taxpayer costs and dignity.
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Senate
Congress
House
Douglas
D-Ill
Hayden
D-Ariz
Arizona
Ferguson
Accused Bank Clerk Can't Raise Bail in Embezzlement Case
Fifty year old William Paul Smeltzer remains jailed after failing to post 50 000 bond on embezzlement charges. He allegedly siphoned 550 000 from New Kensington National Bank over twenty years to fund stock market trades. A Pittsburgh broker called him a small trader with likely small losses. Smeltzer, described as dapper and fond of flashy clothes, began as a bank clerk in 1917.
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New Kensington
William Paul Smeltzer
FBI
New Kensington National Bank
Pittsburgh
Smeltzer
Coldest Camp Fort Churchill Tells Coldest Conditions
Canadian defence figures on 33 camps show Fort Churchill in Manitoba the coldest with an annual mean of 18 degrees. December averages 11 below zero, January 19 below, February 17 below, and March six below. Fort Churchill housed service men trained at the base.
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Ottawa
Fort Churchill
Canada
Canadian Defense Department
Fish Dies of Old Age at Roaring River Park
A 92 pound rainbow trout was found dead at Roaring River State Park near Cassville Missouri. A G Morris of the State Conservation Commission diagnosed the trout's death as natural aging after questioning local fishermen and park officials.
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Cassville
Roaring River State Park
A. G. Morris
State Conservation Commission
American dollar soars in Singapore exchange market
In Singapore the American dollar hits a new high for money changers at 3.37 Straits dollars per 1 dollar, with selling at 3.40. Official rate ranges from 2.96 to 3.01 Straits dollars. The rise is linked to fears the Korean conflict could widen into a major war.
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Singapore
Rossellini Bergman Marriage Said Headed for Rocks
A man who claimed to be a friend and business representative of Roberto Rossellini said today that the Italian film director's marriage to Inez Bergman is headed for the rocks.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Roberto Rossellini
Inez Bergman
Farmer in Sharpsville Run Over by Own Truck
Sharpsville farmer Clarence Schinlaub, 45, was knocked unconscious and critically injured in KOKOMO IN. He was reported in critical condition at St. Joseph hospital after his own truck rolled in a field, circling four times before stopping. He fell out on the second circle and was run over on the next pass.
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Kokomo Ind
Sharpsville
Clarence Schinlaub
St. Joseph Hospital
Schinlaub
John Willis Dies in Blackstone
Word has been received from Blackstone of the death of John Willis capred son of Joseph A Willis of 664 1-2 N Loudoun St and the are Rebecca Willis He is survived by his father three sisters Mrs Catherine Byrd of Baltimore Md and Mrs Bertie Crawford and Mrs Rachel Ford of this city and two brothers Joseph Willis of Florida and James Willis of Roanoke Joseph Willis left this morning to accompany the body home Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Blackstone
John Willis
Capred
Joseph A. Willis
Loudoun St
Rebecca Willis
Catherine Byrd
Baltimore
Bertie Crawford
Rachel Ford
Joseph Willis
Florida
James Willis
Roanoke
Fala the Roosevelt Dog Passes Milestone at 13
Mrs. Roosevelt tells Justice staff in Brandeis visit that Fala is now gray and slow but healthy. The former presidential pet, once famous for his glow as a black dog, enjoys shorter Hyde Park walks, louder snores, and remains a cherished companion.
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Waltham
Mass
Fala
Roosevelt
Justice
Brandeis University
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Governor Urges Teens to Stay in School
Richmond Governor John S. Battle urged teen-age children to return to school this fall rather than quit for defense jobs. He called quitting a waste of human resources and said education now helps future citizens distinguish truth from falsehood and protect freedom.
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Richmond
John S. Battle
Blind Justice in St Louis Case Delayed by Bond Issues
Laverne Crawford, a truck driver, testifies as a witness to a shooting in St Louis. He is jailed as a material witness due to lack of bond money. The accused slayer remains free on a $15,000 bond, with a trial likely six months away.
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ST. Louis
Laverne Crawford
Yvense Crawford
Communists Take Guards and Prisoners in Alabama Escape
Green forces seized control of the prison by beating guard W. C White unconscious and ransacking the arsenal. They freed two prisoners and five other guards, then evacuated in two cars, including one borrowed from the prison chaplain. Among those captured were Phillipe and Michelson. several others faced convictions for robbery and related crimes, while fugitive Leo Self remained at large with a 20 year robbery sentence.
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Green
W.C White
Reeves
Priso Chaplin
Phillipe
Selma
Michelson
Alton R. Dabney
Herman McClain
Gene Little
St‘ll
Alabama
Leo Self
Self
Market report shows mixed live cattle hog and sheep trends
Baltimore and Chicago USDA market notes list steers, heifers, cows and bulls with varying gains and declines. Calves, hogs, and sheep show mixed movements with highs near 40 for prime cattle and lambs, and lower quotes for utility stock.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Chuice
Chicago grains rise on Board of Trade broad advance
Opening firm across wheat corn oats and soybeans on the Board of Trade with most contracts gaining. Septem ber soybeans led a later liquidation sell off as some deliveries moved back.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
Local markets are corrected daily though The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. The notice warns readers that OCR or print inconsistencies may appear and advises caution when interpreting prices.
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The
Star
Comiocrat Party In Control Says Senator McCarthy
Senator McCarthy accuses a new “Commiecrat Party” of controlling Washington while praising loyal Democrats and urging Republicans to avoid using Communist charges as campaign weapons in 1952. He spoke at a Coldwater 4-H fair with Michigan officials present.
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Coldwater
Mich
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Truman
McCarthy
Republican Party
Washeton
Washington
Michigan
Czech Protests Meet Only Silence
Prague reports indicate a Czech protest against Western measures received no response from the United States Britain and France. The Czech government sent notes to the three powers complaining of open discrimination and seeking support.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Prague
Neal and Tone in Office Confrontation After Alleged Affair
In a lawyer’s conference Neal claimed he struck Tone after being provoked by the actress and Tone’s competing affections. Neighbors said Miss Payton rushed from her house and asked why Tom had acted. Payton hinted at a possible joint statement with Tone.
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Neal
Tone
O'Donnell
Miss Payton
Tom
Company to Replace Old Gas Refrigerators At Wholesale Prices
New York firm Server Inc and dealers received about 1000 calls after full page ads offering wholesale replacement of gas refrigerators 15 years or longer. Health warnings cited improper functioning water cooled old models as a serious hazard.
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New York
Server, Inc
Serve
Department of Health
Local cabinet maker Pearson active in craft work
In 1920 he started his own business and now creates master pieces from his own drawings. Pearson lives with his daughter Mrs. Mary Farmer and maintains a full workshop at the rear of their home, continuing to work with quiet energy.
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Glaize
Nightmare Sends Man Out Window
A Baltimore man Roy Rodgers 33 hung one foot from a second floor window for nearly thirty minutes while two assailants chased him. Patroman Charles E Moran forced entry to rescue Rodgers and the sash crashed down as he was brought to safety. Rodgers refused treatment for a bruised foot, taking a whiskey shot instead.
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Baltimore
Clay
Roy Rodgers
Patroman
Charles E. Moran
Rodger
Rodgers
Quiz Page Puzzles and Answers Note I Q
A fragmented line from a page notes questions and answers printed on a newspaper page. The text references an IQ themed quiz and a note about absence from another section. The readable fragment is limited and lacks clear context or complete facts.
Crossword Clue Fragments From Yesterday's Notice
A snapped OCR fragment list shows numbered clues including fallin drops trust firearm part of the face add up before Y christ part of a rowboat Japanese holiday beverage inlet geol native of Russia and other garbled letters from yesterday's puzzle page.
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Inlet
Russia
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