Confederate Wife Of GI Hurt In Wreck
Baytown paper reports Mrs. Jimmy Evans injured when Miss Jo Frances Blevins 17 failed to stop at North Pruett and West Lobitt. Evans, treated and released, and Blevins charged with aggravated assault by automobile plus traffic tickets. Fisher family, with sons Gary and Larry, stay at home after tonsil surgeries. Cpl. Evans on furlough awaiting return to Camp Hood.
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B. Baytown Sun
O. F. Fisher
Forrest
Fishers
Gary
Larry
Davis Clinic
Jimmy Evans
Davis
Fisher
Savings Associations Foresee Strong 1952 Lending
Savings associations in the United States reported assets over 20 billion dollars and a net income rise of more than 750 million in the first quarter of 1952. Portlands Ben B Hazen, league president, said the savings rate hit an all time high and that associations and mutual savings banks hold nearly 38.5 billion in private savings for about 12 million people. The league noted these institutions would finance over 35 percent of all home lending in 1952.
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Chicago
W.pi
Savings and Loan
United States Savings ‘and Loin League
Ben B. Hazen
Portland
Ore
Neen Or Hazen
League
La Porte Rites Held For Jack L Moore
Funeral services for Jack Ta Moore 40 of La Porte were to be held at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church La Porte. Moore died Sunday in Houston. Survivors include his widow Annabelle and two daughters Jeanette Moore of La Porte and Mrs J A Crow of Brazoria. Harry Laibman cafe owner has treated 3 759 children to the circus over six years, taking 250 to 300 youngsters yearly at about 1 100 total, covering tickets and food.
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Jack Ta Moore
la Porte
First Baptist Church
Moore
Houston
Annabelle Moore
Jeanette Moore
J. A. Crow
Brazoria
Malden
Mass
Harry Laibman
Laibman
Victim Of Larynaitis Advised To Shut Up
CHICAGO. Silence is golden for laryngitis patients says Philadelphia specialist Dr. Albert P. Selters in Today's Health. He asserts laryngitis sufferers should speak in whispers and that rest is the best remedy. He notes man is loquacious and burdensome without moral expression.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Albert P. Selters
Worth Money Blind Boy, 11, Gets Radio Ham License
Columbus report on the Ohio State School for the Blind noting an 11 year old student and five others licensed by the FCC making the group among the youngest radio ham licensees in the nation. John Auker of Wooster is quoted about hearing his success and the school plans to expand equipment for voice transmission beyond Morse code.
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Solumbus
United States
Ohio State School For the
John Aukerman
Wooster
John
Federal Communications Commission
Iittte John
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