Two Little Princesses Living an Un-Royal Life
Okinawa report on Etsuko Sho Ih and Sachiko Soe, two royal descendants orphaned by wartime bombings. Living in a shabby Shuri orphanage, they suffer malnutrition, skin disease, and ragged clothes while sharing limited meals, simple play equipment, and improvised shelter with elderly residents. CARE aid reaches some, tattoos noted on Ushi Okumura, 87, as a symbol of former better days.
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Etsuko Sho
Sachiko Soe
Sho
Okinaw
Shur
Fela
Ohe
Bhuri
Okinawa
Shuri
Harke Iran
Sauri
Ushi Okumura
Ushi
Red Cross Swim Program Rolling Along Fine Now
Red Cross annual summer aquatic program progresses smoothly under director Bob DeMaass with classes from beginner to advanced levels. Adults join daily, with life saving instruction every Saturday as more than 300 pupils train and enjoy learning to swim under instructor guidance.
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Red Cross
Suimmer
Bob DeMaass
DeMoss
Othrs
Dust Or Destiny At Sulphur Church
Religious scientific film titled Dust or Destiny shown at First Christian church Sunday July 2 at 8 pm per Rev. Frank Wilfinger. First Methodist evening services canceled so congregation may attend. General public invited with no admission fee.
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First Christian Church
Frank & Wilfinger
First Methodist
Qlic
Measuring Accelerated Growth Rates in Onions
The text discusses whether it is possible to measure rapid plant growth and claims onions might grow at extremely high speeds, stating a hundred thousand inches per second as a rate. The claim lacks scientific grounding and would require definition of measurement scale and methodology to be credible.
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Anna Hughes Patteson
Chey L. Patteson
West Virginia
James E. Folsom
Alabama
White Sulphur Springs
New Cook Book Advises Respect Tots Appetites
A review of Food for Little People by Hazel Kepler and Elizabeth Hesser praises its sympathetic approach to children’s appetites and eating habits. The book offers practical, humorous guidance for mothers, emphasizing that a child’s taste and appetite vary and should guide meals. Recipes included feature a caramel custard and chipped beef casserole with simple steps and gentle instruction.
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Fdith M, Basber
Chile
Hazel Kepler
Elizabeth Hesser
Giant Airlift Over 7000 Miles Planned to Support Korea
Honolulu reports a vast Pacific airlift to back American forces in Korea. The navy flying boat Hawaii Mars will depart for Japan with top priority passengers, while U S military air transport eyes up to 20 weekly crossings. Hawaii Marine reserves return from Camp Pendleton after two weeks of training.
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Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Korea
U.S
Hawaii
Navy
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Cahu
Malayan War Costs Rise in Malaya Anti Communist Drive
Malaya reports higher duties on imports to fund anti-Communist efforts. Three Malayans will spend more on whisker, beer, coffee, sweets, and music provisions. The war against Communists costs Malaya about $40,000 this year, roughly $10,000 daily more than last year.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Covered bridges of Parke County Indiana a readers’ paradise
Rockville Indiana sees Parke County boast 41 in daily use with the Jackson span 200 feet long built 1861. Local historian J G Hirsbrunner notes builders J A Brittan and J J Daniels. bridges hand built, largely oak, with three ton to ten ton ratings and rare metal roofs.
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Peter Edson
Rockville
Ind
Parke County
Indiana
Rockeville
Hoosier State
Paradise
U. S
Noble County
Ohio
Tyler County
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Jackson Bridge
Sugar Creek
Wabash River
Turkey Run State Park
Jackson
Crooks Bridge
J. G
Sugar Creeks
Hirsbrunner
Mansfield
Theodore Barr
New York State
Burr
New York
Latta VBS closes with 37 enrolled and staff listed
Latta Cumberland Presbyterian VBS ended Sunday night with 37 enrolled. Staff included official and seven general workers such as Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Rovers, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Baker, Miss La Follette, and others under F. O. La Follette. Local residents visited relatives in Oklahoma City and Denver while others hosted and shared meals at homes around Latta.
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Latta Cumberland Presbeterian
VBS
Lee Andrews
Bunny Rovers
Berhert Cooper
Lilian Baker
Billye Jo la Follette
Wesley Brantley
Bob Maybemy
Joe Lovelace
Carmen Shaw
Ray
Dub George
Rotary
Sam Skages
Joe Bunch
Ents
F. O. la Follette
Cooper
Jack Presley
Millard Green
North Korea presses U S lines near Seoul in fast moving clash
Washington reports MacArthur says American forces are not at risk though heavy fighting continues. Reinforcements rush to Pyongnyon Kongdogu and Ranu while a command post is abandoned. Tanks and supporting troops attack and Inchon falls to North Korea, with a possible new envelope along the east coast.
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Washington
MacArthur
U.S
Pyongnyon
Kongdogu
Ranu
Port
Inchon
Seoul
Etcheron Family News From Rofts Area
Funeral services were held for Uncle Joe Rogers in Caddo as J M Etcheron and Mrs Etcheron attended. Bryan Bates of Sulphur died suddenly prompting family gathering with sisters of Mrs Bates visiting. A birth alert: Monk Quinton reports a son Terry Paul born June 25. The Clayton family noted a newborn son named Jimmy Dale at Valley View hospital.
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J. M. Etcheron
Caddo
Joe Rogers
Dewey Etchieson
Oklahoma City
Lake Texoma
Monk Quinton
Terry Paul
Amos Summersee
Valley View Hospital
Ads
Sue
Jimmy Dale
Pontotoc County Voters Turn Out in Surprise Gain
Voters across Pontotoc County produced unexpectedly high totals in a range of offices from state senator to county clerk. Unofficial results show candidates such as Medlock, Holloway, and Mitchell leading their respective races, with notable turnout in several districts. The report also notes a separate item on city fire and police reporting methods and a paragraph of local social notes.
Re-elect Most of County Officers Two Run-Offs Remain
Pontotoc county voters leave two countywide races to run-off on July 25 for Representative No. 2 and county attorney. Coy A. Mowdy led the attorney race with 3,804 votes, while SL Freeman had 3,247 unofficial. Incumbent H. P. Sugg led in Rep No. 2 with about 2,600 votes, edging George Collins. Multiple other county offices complied with re-elections as totals showed Holloway winning clerk, Gaar/Kalser, and McKeown, Mitchell, Armstrong, Armstrong, and others securing posts across the board.
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Blevins
Hull
Nea
Clark
Sugg
Collins
Watson
Daniel
Moore
Landreth
McKeown
Armstrong
Mowdy
Freeman
Kemp
Holloway
Bedford
OpeneTit Liser
Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Coy A. Mowdy
SL Freeman
Elwood Kemp
Moody
H. P. Sugg
George Collins
Lewis Watson
T. F P. Daniel
Edd Welch
T. H. Moore
J. J. Landreth
Ren
J. W. Trust
Jim Ren
Donald Clark
Medlock Re-elected State Senator in Two-County Race
Virgil B. Medlock defeated J. Jake Blevins in Pon totee and Seminole counties. In Pontotee Medlock led 4,746 to 4,30 unofficially. Seminole showed Medlock with a wider margin and totals across both counties reached 10,055 for Medlock and 8,423 for Blevins, a 1,632 vote edge.
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Medlock
Virgil B. Medlock
J. Jake Blevins
Pontotee
Seminole
Pontotee County
Seminole County
Seminale County
Blevins
Mediock
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