Rugged DC3s Mark 25th Year In Service Amid Anniversary Glint
Washington marks the DC3s 25th anniversary in scheduled airline service. American Airlines launched DC3 flights on June 25, 1936, Chicago to New York, a milestone celebrated amid notes of enduring reliability and global impact.
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Father Of Fred Overshiner Dies
Notice from Summitville area reports the death of Everett Overshiner, brother of Fred Overshiner, prompting burials and local tributes. The item notes relatives and the community's response to the loss.
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Singing to prevent highway accidents cited by doctor
Dr William J Bryan predicts in a forthcoming medical book that singing America the Beautiful while driving will reduce traffic accidents during the Fourth of July. He outlines methods to prevent highway hypnosis such as singing turning the car radio on and off and checking the rear view mirror to break monotony.
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Chinese Leader Calls Kennedy More Dangerous Than Eisenhower
In Tokyo Chinese Communist Chairman Tin Shao Chi labeled President Kennedy dangerous and warned of a counter revolutionary policy under his administration. Liew spoke at a ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of the Chinese party’s founding. He condemned Kennedy’s use of peace tactics while pursuing war like policy. In Washington IMG reports about 40 unaccredited foreign missions have risen to over 90.
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Unclear fragment hints at pay press or court hearing
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a period of eye tests and an Andersen figure in Angel TOR with late general vent context. Details are unreadable, leaving the main event and entities ambiguous.
Guests Visit Parsonage in Fisherburg Parish Notes
The Rev and Mrs Oscar Davis hosted Paul Davis and family from Frank ion and Mr and Mrs Richard Davis of Anderson plus Dalpha and Davit Davis. The Wesleyan Church Woman's Missionary Society met at the Snyder home with Mrs Nole White as hostess. Mary Rich hosted a daughter overnight while Jan Rich visited grandmother. Irene Noble of Morristown dined with Mary Rich. Bill Martin and wife update their home with aluminum siding and new windows.
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4 H Members May Apply For Award
Livestock members in H or j invited to apply for a 4H club scholarship by submitting a letter prior to the fair to the county extension office per Harold R. Berry county agent. The scholarship is a cash award to a boy or girl enrolled in college of the applicant's choice of Purdue's eight week winter course. Applicant must have been plan one of the livestock projects prior to the 4H year of application. The letter should include your H Club Record and achievements as well as plans for college.
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Purdue
Middletown Free Rodeo and Parade Planned for July 4
Middletown chamber of commerce announces an annual free Rodeo and Community Park event on July 4. A parade starts at noon with bands old cars horses and marchers traveling from Std and Locust to Locust and High streets. Pony Palomino events begin at 10 a m and other events at 1 p m at the park.
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Loyal Mothers Take Vacation
SUMMITVILLE Loyal Mothers Club met at Mrs Dorothy Browns home with Ida Silvey as hostess. Attendees included Blanch Owens Verda Moore Lillian Dickerson Dorothy Maynard Grace Shores Opal Elsworth Iva Hazelbaker Mildred Pyle Faye Cunningham Veda Smith Mearl Thorn Edith Brock plus guests Mrs Sarah Street and Mrs Dorothy Brown. No meetings in July or August next meet Sept 18 with Blanch Owens. Mrs Mabel Hundley returned home from Gaithersburg Md visit. Dr Hundley and family brought her home and will visit locally a few weeks. Mrs Helen Cartwright entered Marion General Hospital for treatment.
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