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A purse, lost 65 years, provides a glimpse into the life of a 1954 teen

A purse, lost 65 years, provides a glimpse into the life of a 1954 teen

Martha Everett didn't mean to provide a time capsule to the people of Jeffersonville, Ind. She simply lost her purse, which has now been found. It contains the artifacts of a lost generation of high school teenagers: lipstick ('made in New York', it said), wrappers of Juicy Fruit gum, the school's basketball schedule, a ribbon for the mile relay, bus schedule, a mirror, her Social Security card, a note asking her to the prom.
by Bob Collins

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A woman’s car stalled on the tracks in Hastings, and a train was coming

A woman’s car stalled on the tracks in Hastings, and a train was coming

All over the Twin Cities in the last few days, strangers have been pushing people out of snowbanks and snowdrifts and getting no attention for it. So perhaps if the Dakota County sheriff can find three heroes, they can represent all of you who got no recognition for being the better part of us.
by Bob Collins

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Minneota basketball player apologizes for free-throw trick

As the story is told, when a foul was called sending a Minneota player to the line in a game two weeks ago, senior Thomas Hennen went to the line to shoot the free throws, even though he wasn't the player fouled.
by Bob Collins

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