Colonel Ends Military Life At Fort Worth
A veteran colonel who began in the Connecticut State Militia and rose to lead the Third New Jersey and Third Pennsylvania units ends a long career after 6 years of military service and service in two wars. Fluent in several languages, he served as translator at a Washington conference and once joined the embassy at Tokyo before returning to the United States to command in France. Detroits Debates Tax Cut follows with talk of a 10 percent assessed value reduction for Detroit, noting skepticism about real estate value decline.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cpl
Allen F. Mclean
Aleaga
Connecticut
Lenz
Bumn
Pacific Ocean
Second Cavalry
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Phila- Gsiphis
Secnea Heutanaat
Old Camp Georgia
Fort Ogisthorps
Georgia
Philippines
Tokio
Japan
United States
Third Coustry
France
Washington
Detroit
Sacred Heart Graduation to Be Held Tonight
Sacred Heart high school plans a 7 30 p m commencement at Sacred Heart church with diplomas for 23 graduates presented by Rev Francis Laing The baccalaureate sermon will be by Rev F J Macks of Rt Ignatius College Chicago Graduates include Mary Bush Albert Clarkson Dorothy Crawford Warren Dale and others Officers are Hugh Mitchell George Huber Edward McKenna Marcella Robinson The class motto is Deus Providebit colors green and gold with rambler rose as class flower Commencement also for Sacred Heart grade and eighth graders at 9 00 a m and alumni banquet set for Monday June 13.
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Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Heart Church
Francis Laing
F. J. Macks
Rt. Ignatius College
Chicago
Mary V. Bush
Albert Clarkson
Dorothy Crawford
Warren Dale
Eileen Foy
Mary V. Gallagher
George Huber
Mary FE. Kenney
Joseph Maloney
Catharine Martin
Edward McBen
Stephen Millhouse
Hugh Mitchelchard Rechenwald
Harry Roberts
Marcella Robinson
Helen Bemat
Barbara Sheeran
William Sediaro
James Spainhour
Richard Tomei
Elizabeth Twohig
Raymond Wegmann
Chass
Hugh Mitchell
Edward McKenna
Miss Tamplin Returns to Duty at McMillan Hospital
Miss Vera Tamplin of Court returns from a two week visit with friends out of town and resumes duty at McMillan Hospital. The note confirms her homecoming and current assignment after the absence.
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Vera Tamplin
McMillan Hospital
Mission to Broadcast Update at Union Mission
The Union mission will broadcast from four to five o'clock, replacing the prior 4:30 to five o'clock slot, broadcasting live from the mission's large auditorium. This change sets the hour earlier and informs listeners of the updated schedule.
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Union Mission
National Convention News by the Associated Press
The Associated Press outlines its convention coverage plans from Chicago with a large staff under Byron Price. It will link national and local desks, assign state reporters, use telegraph and camera teams, and provide complete, accurate reports in words and pictures to newspapers like The Charleston Gazette.
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National Convention News
The
Associated Press
Hican
Byron Price
Washington
Conventiona Stadium
Charleston Gazette
West Virginia
Chicago
Associated Preas l
Associated Presa
Recitals Presented At Clendenin School
Clendenin high school hosted a piano recital by Pred Schulte’s students. Performers included Virginia Stump Leland Wenet Oldeena Harper Maxine Harper Clyra Harper Jack Adama Wilda Adams Dorothy Copentayer French Davis Jr Doris Fleshman Ruth Louise Roberts William Morrison Tara Asborn Mary Elisabeth Stump and Mary Elizabeth Hall. Lincoln Smith of South Charleston added three banjo solos. Betty Jo Winewette danced three numbers the Powder Puff dance Acrobatic dance and Mature dance. Emily Lewis performed the Dance of the Wooden Soldier and the Apache Dance. All accompanied by Pred Schultze at the piano. Virginia Young issued the certificates.
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Clendenin
Clendenin High School
Pred Schulte
Virgina Stump
Leland Wenet
Angeling West
Oldeena Harper
Maxine Harper
Clyra Harper
Jack Adama
Wilda Adams
Dorothy Copentayer
French Davis, Jr
Doris Fleshman
Ruth Louise Roberts
William Morrison
Tara Asborn
Mary Elisabeth Stump
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Mission Camp Opening At Pine Union Mission
The thirteenth annual opening of Pine Union Mission camp is held this afternoon at three. The program opens with band pieces under director John Erwin, followed by spinner music by the Union Mission nursery children.
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Pine Union Mission Camp
John Erwin
Spidler
Camp Grounds Picnic Honors by Directors and Mission Leader
The board of directors with John L. Dickinson will welcome attendees. Rev. Pat B. Withrow will promote the service. The camp grounds across the river from the State capitol, donated by Mrs. John Dana, Mrs. Walter Hardy and Miss Kate Belie Abney, host many picnics. Over 100 school and Sunday school outings occurred that year, along with numerous private gatherings.
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John L. Dickinson
Pat B. Withrow
State Capitol
John &. Dana
Walter C. Hardy
Misa Kate Belie Abney
Diabetes warning ad targets symptoms and urges action
An advertisement lists possible diabetes symptoms such as excessive thirst weight loss despite appetite and nervousness. It highlights caution for those experiencing these signs and urges readers to seek information or help from a professional.
Ground improvements and donations aid mission project
The grounds have been improved and the mission developed with help from friends. Among contributors are John Woodrum, Jona Humphreys, and others including Jett Woodrum, Dickimeom, and Laing, with support from Colonel A. E. Humphreys and additional backers.
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John & Dickimeom
Thomas
Mubberd
Jett Woodrum
John Woodrum
Jona
Col
A. E. Humphreys
Freak Gos
Laing
Lewis
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Tennessee
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