Concord College Embarks Summer Session For 605 Enrollees
About 605 students enroll for a five week summer term beginning July 8 with a third three week segment starting August 28 for three hours credit. 33 full time faculty plus four training instructors teach. rooming in Princeton frees space for about 30 beds. Approximately 150 students commute from nearby towns daily while veterans and trainees seek housing in trailers and converted barracks ahead of fall term.
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Community notices and club events span town activities
Notices report the Atkins Beauty closure for June 8 and a death in Hinton West Virginia of Mrs Lelia Tillman with funeral planned Saturday. Also listed are summer school enrollments at Bluefield State College Genoa meeting Saturday, and multiple club meetings including Home and Garden Beatrice Hatch, Roy Scott post 39, church choirs, Baptist youth, and John Stewart church circles with dates and hosts.
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Lelia Tillaman
Alice Watkins
David Hooker
Lelia Tillman
Hinton
W. Va
BSC
Genoa
Bluefield State College
R. A. Brown
Home and Garden Club
Beatrice Hatch
Vine Street
Izetta Taylor
Julio Ward
Bland Street
Roy Scott Post
North
Mercer Street
John Stewart Church
Annie Proe
Delaware Street
Ude Seay
Ellis Street
Bereaved Dog Adopts Duck To Replace Pup
A Texas dog named Lady Bug mourns the loss of two pups and bonds with a newly adopted duck. Within a week the pair form a close companionship as Lady Bug heals, the owner Mrs C E Bourdreaux reports.
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Texas
Lady Bug
C. E. Bourdreaux
Interpreter Sees English as Best Global Language
An expert argues English is the ideal global tongue with over 200 million speakers already. He criticizes Esperanto as colorless and inflexible and unsuitable for unplanned conversations.
ETO Buddies Reunion Marks Paratrooper Return in Nebraska
In Holdrege Nebraska former paratroopers who jumped into Europe together during the war reunite. The gathering recalls their parachute drops and shared service memories.
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ETO
Nebraska
Holdrege
Neb
Pals
Europe
Doan's Pills Sold For Kidney Relief In Ads
An old advertisement claims tired kidneys cause backache and aches, explaining kidneys remove waste from blood. It touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic used for over 40 years, promising relief and flushing out poisons from the blood.
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Doan
Bomber reunion links families amid war memories
On a business trip to Phillips a man recalled serving aboard the bomber Southern Comfort when it was shot down over Europe. Wallace Sullivan described the same plane his brother in law Frank Hilsa Beck of Holdrege had flown on, and the next day the relatives gathered in Ralston for a reunion.
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Phillips
Southern Comfort
Europe
Wallace Sullivan
Frank Hilsabeck
Holdrege
Ralston
Pineville and Raleigh OPA Offices To Combine
Beckley and Bluefield offices will follow, effective June 10. No personnel disposition announced for Pineville. Veteran panels are being set up by the two offices and veterans show eagerness to cooperate in price control and in seeking advice or service from the OPA.
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Beckley
Pineville
Smith
Bluefield
OPA
Eleven Men Go For Army Examinations
Eleven men departed Wednesday from Seven, Columbus to take U S Army examinations. The group includes five veterans led by Homer Palmer Bellepoint Denny E McGuire Squire Jasper C Pruett Centerbury Ohio and Wil-
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Columbus
U.S. Army
Homer Palmer
Bellepoint
Denny E. McGuire
Squire
Jasper C. Pruett
Centerbury
Ohio
Wil
Unclear Names Document From Paynesville Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows several personal names and places including Paynesville Tom Wyatt Thorpe Earl Lester and David A. and Oliver B. Powell Biward Lill Bellepoint L. Chari and Herman E. Fink appear in a jumbled list with no clear action or context.
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Monkeyshines in Kansas Incident Ends in Unclear Climax
An overseas veteran named Patternson allegedly assaulted a 6 year old, Ray Gene Price, biting him on the leg in a neighborhood dispute. Police and a humane officer joined a posse to confront the crime wave and restore order after the attack.
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Patternson
Ray Gene Price
Hbors
Settlement In Pay Case In Huntington Fails To Materialize
A Huntington pay case settlement failed to materialize after days of conferences with Prosecutor Edward H. Greene. Kuhl said he was summoned to Huntington from another assignment to witness repayment discussions, but no official agreement emerged.
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Huntington
Ah Tag
Kuhl
Charleston
Edward H. Greene
City Attorney Eyes Settlement Over Controversy
The city attorney announced the city was ready to settle a controversy over sums allegedly overpaid. Kuhl said Leamently had been misled by the city and that any further action on the money would depend on the prosecutor's office which could bring suit if not forthcoming.
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Leam
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