Veteran Of Clubs Heads Modernaires
TOKYO veteran Hal Dickinson once led a weary-era singing group in Bulato days and now fronts The Modernaires. The act, once with Glenn Mille’s band in 1934, performs in Tokyo clubs like Desert Tani Ta and Latin Quarter, facing hostess culture and language barriers while aiming to keep American style entertainment alive.
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Hal Dickinson
Bulato
Modernaires
Glenn Mille
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Siperfont
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Lounceriam
Girl Scout Camp Plans For 17 Units Announced
Plans for Day Camp were shared at the Wapéhani Girl Scout Council meeting held at Camp Windigo. Camps will include 17 units with Brownies Juniors and Cadets, over 10 adults helping, and transportation from Fairmount at 1 30 a m.
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Camp Windigo
Carar Winaizo
Ametfers
Jane Allen
Lenora Kesler Airs
Alyss Boéhe
Mms Slay Kibby
Das-Camp
Ativds
Ago Ree
Helen Biret
Matthews
Dumiere
Fairmaul
Suoue
Titus Jing
Camp Windega
Wiles Gad
Memorial Rites Held By Legion at Mayberry Post 369
A Legion Memorial service was held at Mayberry Post 369 Cemetery with a guard company firing squad and auxiliary, featuring Harold Benefiel’s address, a poem by Rev Rudicel, and a flag ceremony. Afterward members and families shared a meal, followed by a special meeting for officer elections for the 1947-48 term.
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Benefiel
Lapel
Rudicel
Legion
Elearion
Elowint
Harold Bene
Fiel
Lowik Ison
Robest
Ruh
Charles
Terry Size
Jas Anderson
Nasion
American Legion de
Arab Countries Face Rebuilding After War Strains
Observers warn Iraq and other Arab states face recession as oil exports stall, threatening economies built on oil revenue. Israelis view future prosperity despite the costly victory, while Iraq’s economy relies on offshore oil earnings of about a million a year.
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Iraq
Arab Leaders Gather in Kuwait to Plan Economic Action
Arab foreign ministers met at the Kuwait Sheraton to discuss harsh actions against the United States and Britain including a complete halt of oil exports and withdrawal of Western interests. Syria and Algeria backed by arms and aid pledges aimed to persuade Nasser to join. The talks also considered affecting Israel and supporting the guerrilla campaign against British and American holdings.
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APL
Sheraton
United States
Britain
Aso
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Iome
New York
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Ina
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Jordan and neighbors reel from upheaval and wartime collapse
Fragmented regional report notes Jordan cut off from foreign support, Lebanon recovering from a prior collapse, and Syria crippled by internal strife. It details disruptions to agriculture and trade, oil shortages, and political instability across the Levant as war devastation unfolds and authorities assess damage.
Lilac Club Visits Indianapolis Show
Lilac Club plans a program featuring Shirley Lennard and Mrs Suhisrhy at WEBM-1 Indianapolis. Nine members attend with Mrs Clinsau and Keav.y assisting. The event includes a tail end of the year program, ongoing through June 19, with a VBS style activity.
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Anderson Civic Theatre
Joyce Burcham
Riviera Theatre
Coral Dinan
Millin Ewald
Nancy Hye
Gleana Wilkanson
Ted Lezny
Bob Koob
Dock Hunter
Jercy Fetalle
Lilac Club
Indianapolis
Shirley
Milne
Y. Lennard
Suhisrhy
Ron Clinsau
Boulah Keav
Wilkinson
Pragecan Yen
Allendie
Affersang Lumehem
Thre
Pin Tim At
Schon
Chayeh
Bes
Manny
Une
Pasel Rontinnis
Theriday
WET Etnes
Indiana Toll of Traffic Deaths Stays Below 1966 Total
United Press International reports Indiana's highway fatalities for 1967 rise to 82, spanning numerous counties and noting the latest death in a Johnson County collision at Spencer. The week produced 19 deaths, with distribution across Marion, Lake, Allen, Elkhart, Porter, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh, and LaPorte counties, plus others in the state.
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jVigo
Grant
Madison
Indiana
Sjeach
Barthtomew
Gibson
Wayne
Jackson
Tippecanoe
Vermillion
Decatur
Amilton
Noble
Cass
Rush
Johnson
Starke
Boone
Ray Harrison
LaGrange
Dubois Grimes
Plainfield
Injanus Howard
Miami
Wabash
Halcock
Greene
Johnson County
Spencer
Hendricks
Blackford
Huntangton
Mountain
Indi
Payette
Sullivan
Jefferson
Anapolis
Clay
Plan
Whitley
Owen
Grimes
Randolph
Madge
Clifton
Montgomery
DeKalb
Dearborn
White
Warren
Ben
Peter Povilisan
Jon
Perry
Warrick
Jennings
Bloomington
Povlitsan
Floy
Fulton
Brown
Knox
Washington
Lawburt
Rence
Newton
Mingat
Parke
Daviess
Fulham
Fike
Adsins
Martin
Carroll
Posey
Man
Clarene
Walker
Marshall
Jay
Steuben
Wells
Indianapolis
Scott
Ripley
Orange
Franklin
Switzerland
Crawford
Plainfield Beach
Iazi
Jasper
Pulaski
Union
Ohio
Marion
Lake
Allen
Ipplaware
Elkhart
Porter
St. Joseph
Vanderburgh
Monee
Shelby J
LaPorte
Henry
Clark
Kosciusko
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