Soldier earns Commendation Medal in Vietnam action
Sgt. Sterling Delbridge of the 9th Infantry, 25th or 60th Infantry Division, received the Commendation Medal for heroism on 27 May 1968. While acting as a mine gunner his unit’s position faced enemy fire and he exposed himself to guide supportive gunships. His actions reflected credit upon himself and the United States Army.
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Sterling Delbridge
Horace Delbridge
Delbridge
Gth
Vietnam
Mary
60Th Infantry
Infantry Division
9Th Infantry
United States Army
Oklahoma Boy Is National March of Dimes Poster Child
Tracy Greenwood of Velma Oklahoma, born with an open spine and hydrocephalus, becomes the National March of Dimes poster child for 1960. Doctors doubted his survival or walking, yet he has thrived with family support and ongoing medical care across orthopedic neurology urology and physical therapy. He enjoys wrestling with his brother Jamie, cares for pets, and embodies the march of dimes birth defect prevention efforts nationwide.
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Tracy Greenwood
March of Dimes
Oklahoma
Jamie
Tracy
Greenwood
Velma
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma City
United States
Voluntary Health Agency
Betty
Velma, Okio
Don Schneider
Oklahomea City
Federal Land Bank Dividends Declared for Preston Members
The Federal Land Bank Association of Preston declares a $38 585 22 dividend for 963 local farmers and ranchers. The payout comes from the Federal Land Bank of Spokane's $1 000 000 overall dividend, to be shared by about 26 000 members across 61 associations, totaling over 12 million dollars since 1944.
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Federal Land Bank Assn of
Preston
FLBA
J.P. Garner
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Northwest States
Association
Wrapping Gifts In German Tradition Seems Complicated
The text describes how traditional German gift wrapping can be playful and intricate. Multiple consecutive wrappings may bear different names, and the final wrap might reveal a card indicating where the gift came from or its meaning.
First manger scene created by Pope Liberius in 354 A D
History notes the first crib was made by Pope Liberius in 354 A D challenging the legend that St. Francis introduced the Christmas crib in the 13th century.
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St.Francis of
Assisi
Liberius
Lighting the Way Christmas Candles Through Time
The article traces Christmas light symbolism from old ponfires and candles to modern electric ornaments. It notes an Irish legend that a candle in the window on Christmas Eve welcomes Christ who wanders Earth seeking shelter.
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Christ
Yesteryear
Hidden Gift Quest Sparks Treasure Hunt Across Cards
A treasure hunt unfolds as other hidden cards point to locations where clues lead to a final gift. Participants search multiple hiding places, each clue unveiling progress toward the concealed present.
If you cannot find a lawyer who knows the law
The saying advises choosing counsel based on familiarity with the judge rather than the law alone, suggesting strategic selection to influence court outcomes.
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Idaho
Sgt
Prissy
Susie
Puff
Greenwoods
Sooners
Betty Greenwood
U. S
Carl Albert D
Okla
House
Ciestimas
Intermountain Gas CO
Federal Land Bank
A. H. Easton
Motor Vehicle Research Laboratory
University of Wiscon
Hooper Launder
Butch” and
Marty Scheffel
Chadwick
Grace
Bancroft
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