Miles Fail Continues With Philippines Letters and Local Ties
The piece notes monthly shopping and mail from Davao, with Mrs. Fennell receiving letters from Sister Ste Marie and inquiries about Tev. It covers the Sister Ste Marie visits to Saco and a piano organ project update, plus Mrs. Fennell and Rev. Sister Ste Marie as New Brunswick natives involved in Catholic Women’s Club activities and foreign relief co chairmanship.
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Philippines
Mrs. Fennell
Sister Ste. Marie
Pacific
Ste. Marie
Fennell
Saco
Catholic Women's Club
Fire Turns Ashland Lawyer Toward Supreme Court Rise
In Ashland Alabama Hugo L Black, then a young lawyer, lost his law books in a store fire. Hillary J Carwile recalls urging him to seek bigger opportunities. Black left for Birmingham, rose to U.S. Senate and later the Supreme Court, crediting the fire and advice with shaping his path.
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Ashland
Ala
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Hillary J. Carwile
Alabama
Carwile
Black
Hugo
Birmingham
U. S. Senate
Blacksmith Now Brings Shop To The Horses
Dallas area feature on Billy Frazer a traveling blacksmith who carries a forge in a pickup truck travels 159 to 200 miles daily shoeing 10 to 12 horses for ranches and thoroughbreds while also servicing rodeos. He bets on the trade lasting as long as there is love for horses and recalls a skeptical rival who now relies on unemployment money. East of Peru’s Andes heavy rains fall on forested slopes and tropical lowlands where settlement remains sparse.
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Dallas
Billy Frazer
Dallas-Fort Worth
Billy
Dallas-Forth Worth
Fort Worth
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