Town Asks Forgiveness From Godfather of Nisei
Earl Finch, godfather of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, faced hostility in Hattiesburg for aiding Japanese American soldiers. He built a USO, financed dances, and helped Nisei GIs, prompting moves to protect his family. The 442nd's heroism is recounted, with Finch later aiding veterans in Hawaii.
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Town
New York
INS
Earl Finch
Hattiesburg
Finch
442Nd
MGM
Outfit
Army
Mississippi
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Nisei G.i.’S
John Rankin
New Orleans
Italy
France
U.S
Hawaii
Martha Raye
Honolulu
Virgil Miller
P.s.—Finch
Diving Bird Crossword Clue Fragments
Fragmented crossword style list with partial clues and garbled entries. Reads like a puzzle page with numbers and terse hints for birds, languages, measurements, and other terms.
Puzzle Answer Clues Collide Across Numbers and Words
A compact decoding of the list shows each item pairs with numbers to hint at a puzzle solution. The phrases blend wordplay and definitions, culminating in a structured set of clue-answer connections.
Four ISC Students From C R Honored At Honors Day
Four Cedar Rapids students at Iowa State College were honored Wednesday at the annual honors day convocation. Mary E. Buxton, Norton Weinberg, Margaret McLennan, and Richard Handy were named for top academic and professional awards. Buxton ranked in the upper 1 percent of the 1953 science class. Weinberg in the upper 1 percent of the 1954 engineering class. McLennan won the Sigma Delta Epsilon award for outstanding woman senior in sciences. Handy received the American Society of Testing Materials award for excellence in engineering materials studies.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Mary E. Buxton
H. S. Buxton
Eighteenth Street
Norton Weinberg
Joseph Weinberg
Fourth Street
Margaret McLennan
Donald ,McLennan
Thirty-third Street
Richard Handy
Walter Handy
Thirty-eighth Street
Buxton
Weinberg
Miss McLennan
Sigma Delta Epsilon
Handy
American Society of Testing Materials
Town Votes Against Impeaching Truman
WAKEFIELD NH residents in a 177 year old town vote 48 against 17 in favor with 35 not voting on whether Harry Truman should be impeached. The special meeting drew 100 voters at Town Hall after a petition led by William Sparhawk Jr, a 32 year old chicken farmer.
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Wakefield
N. H
President Truman
Harry Truman
William N. Sparhawk, Jr
Sparhawk
Albert W. Wiggin
School Board Advances Roofing Bid and Textbook Update
The Haegg Roofing and Insulation bid 4970 for reroofing the Board of Education building was accepted. Powell Roofing offered 5085 as a competing bid. S A Giovanazzi was authorized to consolidate all rules for review. Cedar Rapids board adopted Canfield and Wilder's Making of Modern America as senior high history.
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Haegg Roofing and Insulation Company
Board of Education
Powell Roofing Company
S. A. Giovanazzi
Board
Committee On Rules
Canfield and Wilder
Cedar Rapids
Houghton - Mifflin Company
Ginn and Company
Muzzey
Track and Football Extension Placed On File
A 150 day extension of time to complete the track and football was placed on file by the ard. On physical education supplies and equipment for the coming year were accepted on the recommendation of Physical Education Director Fred Winter and Supplies Committee Chairman Mrs. R B Van Cleve.
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Ard
Physical Education
Fred Winter
R. B. van Cleve
Student loses two-year attendance prize after two minute tardy
In Seymour Indiana Joe Balaban a Shields junior high student was on time for two school years but on the last attendance day he overslept and was two minutes late resulting in the loss of a cash award for perfect attendance.
Wife on Wagon Causes Trouble in Feltham
Mary Saxby accompanied her husband on his milk deliveries in Feltham England after accusing the boss and entering his office. An argument escalated when she slapped the boss and he testified she hit him. The court dismissed her complaint and ordered her to stay off the milk wagon.
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Feltham
England
Mary Saxby
Saxby
Heaviest traffic carrier of American rivers is the Ohio
The Ohio River is identified as the busiest waterway for commercial shipping, handling the largest volume of freight among American rivers due to its crucial connection between industrial centers and the Mississippi system.
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Ohio
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Bob Considine
Considine
Taeth
Claire Trevor
ISC
C.R
Kratchmer’s Reliable Furniture CO
Crosley Shelvador
Kratchmers Relia — Furniture CO
Truman
School Board
Grant Wood
William Stuhr
The
Green and Gust Company
Lowly
Okinows
Okinow's
Alt
Seline Custis
Helene Curtis
Park Avenue
Newman H
Newman's
AIDA
Lowell
Will Love
Boys
Alan
Arthi
Barry
Bill
Billy
Bobby
Bobby "Bruce
Butce
Charles
Danny
David
Dennis
Donald
Donnie
Douglas
Eddie
Frank
Freddie
John
Johnnie
Johnny
Kenneth
Larry Lee
Mark
Michael
Mike
Paul
Peter
Phillip
Richard
Ricky
Robert
Roger
Ronnie
Stephen
Stevie Terry
Giri Anne Anne
Betty
Bevers
Bonnie
Carol
Cathy
Mary Miles
Iowa
Cheryl
Cynthi
Diane
Donn
Ellen
Gail
Jane
Janet 'Janic
Jean
Joan
Joanne
Joyce
Judy
Kathleen
Kathy
Kay Leslie
Linda
Lynn
Marcia 'Margar
Marilyn
Martha
Mary
Nancy
Pamela
Pat
Patrici
Patsy
Patty
Peggy
Penny
Phyllis
Sally
Sandra
Sandy
Sharon
Susan
Susie
Aewmans
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