Stamps and Stories: U S History Told in Colorful Stamps
The U S Postal Service publishes Stamps and Stories a 224 page pocket sized book with 114 stories and about 2000 reproductions detailing highlights in U S history as portrayed on stamps The paperback sells for 2 00 and cloth bound edition for 5 95 plus 50 cent mailorder handling post offices with philatelic operations have limited cloth bound copies The book includes a glossary and a chapter How to be a happy stamp collector and covers Confederate States United Nations and international stamps.
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U.S
United States Postal Service
J. Sherman Kerr
U.S. Postal Service
Scott Publishing Co
Scott
Kerr
Confederate States’ of America
United Nations
Leatherleaf first edition launches mid June with regional talent
The Leatherleaf Society announces the first edition due June 15 featuring photography art poetry history fiction and more. Editors include Michael Elisenson Grand Rapids Bemidji Malmquist Bemidji State College faculty William Elliott Bemidji poetry editor Paul Berg Grand History editor Kent Anderson Duluth and Sigurd Olson of Ely will write the foreword. Subscriptions and single copies will be available and material can be mailed to Michael Elisenson Route 2 Box 93 Grand Rapids Minn.
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Leatherleaf
Michael Elisenson
Grandapids
Eith Malmquist
Bemidji
William Elliott
Emidji
Paul Berg
Grand
Kent Anderson
Duluth
Malmquist and
Elliott
Bemidji State College
Leatherleaf Society
Route 2
Box 93
Grand Rapids
Minn
Sigurd Olson
Ely
Veterans Affairs guidance on loan, markers and nursing care
Veterans Administration accepts legible copies of discharge or replacement forms for G1 loan eligibility. If unavailable, VA offices provide application forms to request replacements. Memorial markers for WWII casualties can be requested via Army Office in Washington DC. Nursing home care is limited to veterans who have exhausted VA hospitalization benefits.
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Armed Forces
Veterans Administration
Army
Office of
Chief Support Services
Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
Veterans ‘Administration
Military convoys spotted moving through Minnesota June 1972
A sequence of military units will travel through Minnesota over the first weekend of June. An 11 vehicle convoy bound for Fremont Nebraska will enter at LaCrosse Friday at 2 15 p m on I 90, then proceed via TH 16 to Fairmont for an overnight stop at 6 40 p m. A 21 vehicle return column from Savanna Illinois to International Falls will stop overnight at Eau Claire and enter Minnesota Saturday morning on I 94, go north on US 35 to TH 33 and end at International Falls on TH 53. Two town bound columns totaling 32 vehicles will depart Camp McCoy Saturday morning and reach Minnesota on I 90 at 6 45 and 8 55 a m, using TH 16 44 and 52 to the Iowa state line. June 2 1972.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Fremont
Neb
LaCrosse
Fairmont
Lexington
Savanna
Ill
International Falls
Eau Claire
Camp ‘McCoy
Iowa State Line
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Nebish