GIs Try To Stay Alive Amid Korea War Strain
In Korea the war consumes time and attention, leaving little room for sports. GI readers find solace in Pacific Stars and Stripes coverage and Tokyo broadcasts while Yale Japan swimming results and inland events draw notice. Readers learn about attendance, performances, and a lively stamp club scene near Cedar Rapids with upcoming Midwest Stamp conference events.
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Widow Rose Stone Runs Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach
Boston reporter notes 78 year old widow Rose Stone as the longtime manager of Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach, leading the seaside amusement area for more than three decades.
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Retired Lt Col Hennrikus Returns to Newton Police Beat
George F. Happy Hennrikus, a former police supervisor of prisoners at New Cumberland bar racks, re joins Newton patrols after wartime service as a U S Army lieutenant colonel. He previously served on the Newton police force before World War II and resumes his old job in the city.
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