Guatemalan Civil War Officials Claim Arms Distributed
Officials said Guatemalan Communists distributed 1,900 tons of arms imported from Czechoslovakia to pro-Red labor unions. Newsmen at Castillo Armas' Esquipulás headquarters reported troops wearing varied clothing with blue bands and insignia. The Hyperduran government complained to the UN after planes attacked San Pedro de Copán in Honduras.
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Vakia
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Unio
Castillo Armas
Esquipuli
Movietone
al Waldron
Miami
Castillo Amimas
Nll
Esqui
Merion Castillo Armas
Hypduran
Anwhile
United Nations Security Council
New York
San Pedro de Copan
Honduras
Bible figure who spoke in lament about friends memory
The line My familiar friends have forgotten me appears in Job 19 14 spoken by Job as he laments isolation and betrayal by close acquaintances. The other options Jacob and Boaz are not associated with this exact quote. The phrasing matches Job’s extreme personal distress.
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Jacob
Job
Boaz
Former Citizen Ernest T Westmoreland Westmoreland Dies in Wichita Falls
Final services for former Chil dress resident Ernest T Westmoreland 68 of Wichita Falls were to be held at 10 30 a m at Hamton Vaughan Merkle Funeral chapel He died Tuesday morning after a long illness Burial was in Crestview Memorial Park Survivors include wife Dorothy two sons E T Westmoreland Jr of Tuba City Ariz and Dick Westmoreland of San Antonio Cattle grubs ruin cattle hides enough to supply leather for 12 000 000 men's shoes.
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Childress
Ernest T. Westmoreland
Wichita Falls
Hamton-Vaughan-Merkle
Crestview Memorial Park
Dorothy Westmoreland
E. T. Westmoreland Jr
Tuba City, Ariz
Dick Westmoreland
San Antonio
Public Printer of the United States Heads Engraving Bureau
The director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing holds the title Public Printer of the United States. This official oversees production of government documents and currency security features.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Public Printer of the
United States
Submarine damage accounted for majority of wartime ship losses
The article notes submarines caused an estimated 75 percent of all damage inflicted on ships during wartime, highlighting their dominant role in maritime combat and ship destruction.
Weather Forecast for West Texas and Local Visits
Generally fair and hot through Friday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Park and children returned from a visit in Erick Clinton and Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Mack Bush stayed with her parents Fred Yarborough. Mr and Mrs Vernon Hafner visited Chillicothe. Roy Bush now works with Amon G Carter Oil Company.
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Cecil Park
Erick, Clinton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mack Bush
Fred Yarborough
Vernon Hafner
Chillicothe
Roy Bush
Amon G. Carter Oil Company
Gail Long's Induction into Air Force Planned for July
Gail Long reports to Lackland AFB in San Antonio for induction into the Air Force. He earned his second lieutenant commission upon graduating from A&M College in May and will be stationed at Columbus AFB in Mississippi after July 15. His wife Mrs. Long, formerly Shirley Adams, will accompany him to Columbus AFB.
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New Mexico
Gail Long
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Air Force
Gail
A&m College
Columbus Afb
Mississippi
Long
Shirley Adams
Bill Brown
Creed, Colo
Senate debate on 90 percent support energizes fall campaigns
The chamber contemplates a continuation of 90 percent support with a 50 50 passage outlook. Chairman George D Aiken predicts the Senate will reverse committee action and back the administration view if the measure reaches a final vote. The party split on Young s motion showed Republicans 3 5 and Democrats 5 2 in favor, with 5 Republicans and 2 Democrats opposing.
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George D. Aiken
Rvt
Senate
Young
Thye
Mundt
Allen J. Ellender
Olin D. Johnston
S. C
James O. Eastland
Taft planted cherry trees in Washington in honor of wife
Japanese cherry trees bloom along the Potomac in Washington D C as a gift from William Howard Taft inspired by his wife. The trees were planted in the nation’s capital to honor her visit to the Orient.
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Potomac River
Washington, D. C
William Howard Taft
Orient
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