Class Picture of 1911 1912 Lowrey Family Group
Dr. Theodore T. Lowrey of Kansas City identifies a 1911 1912 class photo. He lists several names including David Ryan Carl Kneifel Willie Kneifel Fred Luchsinger Matilda Blahak Olga Lutz Sarah Hurwitz Catherine Phillips Freda Lowrey and his sons Theodore Bean ie and Bruce Boop Lowrey. He notes the group enjoyed a back to nature trend and mentions the Mark and Mary Lowrey family as likely the only Negro family in Columbus Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore T. Lowrey
Kansas City
David
Spindy) Ryan
Carl Kneifel
Willie Kneifel
Fred Luchsinger
Matilda Blahak
Olga Lutz
Sarah Hurwitz
Catherine Phillips
Freda Lowrey
Theodore
Beanie
Bruce
Boop) Lowrey
Lowrey
Freda
Mark
Mary Lowrey
Columbus
Greenpeace blocks whale hunt off California coast
Greenpeace and the Phyllis Cormack confronted a Soviet whaling flotilla about 50 miles east of Eureka California. The harpoon fired at a whale narrowly missed a raft carrying Greenpeace members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Greenpeace Foundation
California
Vancouver
B.C
Phyllis Cormack
Eureka
Calif
Greenpeace
Tahiti
George Korotva
Bob Hunter
Sun
Matt Herron
Foundation
Vostok
Herron
United Nations
International Whaling Commission
Blood and Bravery at Bunker Hill 1775
The article reports a fierce battle on Bunker's Hill with provincials and regulars clashing near Charlestown. It notes heavy fire from ships and Cop's Hill, a retreat due to ammunition shortage, Charlestown burning, and high provincial morale. Estimates vary on casualties but include dozens killed and wounded.
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Boston Gazette
Watertown
Bunker’s Hill
Charlestown
Boston
Charles’ River
Cop’s Hill
Charlestown Neck
Cambridge
Parents Assistance Line to Aid Troubled Parents in Omaha
The Junior League of Omaha and the Family Service of Omaha Council Bluffs will launch the Parents Assistance Line on Tuesday. The free confidential service runs daily from noon to 9 p.m. to help parents avoid abusive situations and to provide information on procedures and referrals. The line number is 397 9909.
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Omaha
UPI
Junior League of Omaha
The
Family Service of Omaha
Council Bluffs
P.A.L
Calvin Robinson
Episcopal Church confronts women priest issue forcefully
The Episcopal Church debates the ordination of women with Philadelphia 1972-75 events and New York clergy support. Carter Hayward, ordained deacon in 1973, is cited as in good standing though ordination deemed irregular. Bishops and clergy push reform ahead of Minneapolis convention.
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New York
UPI
Episcopal Church of the
Episcopal
Carter Hayward
North Carolina
Union Theological Seminary
Paul Moore
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Mark
Carter
Moore
Minneapolis
Beebe
Wendt
Somali government bars journalists from Soviet base claim
Somali officials denied access to a Gulf of Aden base near Berbera where the United States says the Soviet Union is building missile facilities. Eleven reporters could enter a small portion of the compound but were kept out of bunkers and deeper structures, with Somali guards waving rifles as reporters photographed from a distance.
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Berbera
Somalia
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Mogadishu
Gulf of Aden
Mohammed Siad Samatar
America
Defense
James Schlesinger
Senate
Schlesinger
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
Pennsylvania to issue Bicentennial visitor passports
Pennsylvania officials unveil passports for Bicentennial visitors with 40 plus pages covering 13 regions. Visitors collecting three visas receive a commemorative gift, aiming to guide sites and offer a lasting memory of the nation's 200th birthday.
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Pennsylvania
America
Keystone State
Commonwealth
Solar research gains prominence as nuclear breeder eyed for later
Washington officials formalize a 25 year ERDA research blueprint to Congress and Ford, shifting emphasis from nuclear breeder reactors to solar energy while warning US energy costs may double by 2000. ERDA trims breeder funding by 71.4 million and boosts solar and other energy R&D by 63 million, noting the breeder may not be a major commercial source until the new century or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
United States
Energy Research and Development Administration
Robert C. Seamans Jr
ERDA
Seamans
U S begins sale of 500000 ounces of gold stockpile
Washington bids pile up as the government opens a 12 hour sealed auction for 500000 ounces of gold from the U S stockpile. About 750 bids arrive as Treasury officials review offers and set accepted prices amid London and Zurich price activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
George Jamison
General Services Administration
Treasury Department
United States
Plastic Electro Refinishing Co
New York City
Robert W. Burd
Washington, N.J
Jamison
London
Zurich
London Gold Exchange
Treasury
E. Fagile
Rehobeth Beach
Del
Central Platte NRD Wins Goodyear Conservation Award
Nebraska's Central Platte Natural Resources District was named first in the 28th annual Goodyear Conservation Awards Program for exceptional resource management. Ray Oviatt announced the independent judges chose the winner in a Goodyear and NACD sponsored contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Nebraska
Central Platte Natural Resources District
Ray Oviatt
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
National Association of Conservation Districts
NACD
Lewis and Clark Natural Resources District
Camp Moses Merrill Grand Opening Near Linwood
The Camp Moses Merrill near Linwood Nebraska opens July 5 at 1 p m with ceremonies. Nebraska Baptist develops the 968 acre site offering year round camping for church groups civic organizations and individuals with facilities for trailer and tent camping and planned family programs. Dr Roger L Fredrickson of Sioux Falls will speak. The public is invited and information is available by writing Camp Moses Merrill Box 170 A Linwood Neb 68036.
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Linwood
Moses Merrill
Nebraska Baptist
Neb
Roger L. Fredrickson
First Baptist Church of
Sioux Falls
S.D
American Baptist Churches
Platte River Valley
Injuries After Two Car Crash At Highway Junction
Schuyler police investigated a two car crash at the Highway 15 30 intersection shortly before 7 pm Thursday. Vehicles driven by Donald G. Salak and Dorothy G. Eaton, both of Schuyler, were damaged with estimated totals of 450 and 550 dollars respectively. Denise Salak of Columbus and Bonnie Salak of Schuyler were treated and released at Memorial Hospital. Dorothy Richard and Marty Eaton sustained injuries with no further details. A baptism note follows about infant Sarah Lydia Foltz at St Joseph Church with Richard Keefer and Mrs Donald Hamling listed as sponsors.
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Schuyler
Pam
Donald G. Salak
Dorothy G. Eaton
Denise Salak
Columbus
Bonnie Salak
Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Richard
Marty Eaton
Salk
Eaton
Correction Platte Center
Sarah Lydia
Norbert Foltz
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Richard Keefer
Kearney
Donald Hamling
Creston
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Redondo Beach
Marc Blackwell
Yosemite
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Connecticut Gazette
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Nixson
Maj
Patteson
Gardiner
Connecticut
Lieut. Bingham
Col. Parsons
King Tutankhamen
Egypt
Episcopal Church
John Burt
Burt
R. Peter Beebe
Oberlin
Ms. Heyward
William Wendt
Washington, D.C
Harrisburg
North Florida
Holmes County
Eglin Air Force Base
Simon Burttschell
Association
Burttschell
Eglin Afb
Saigon Hospital
St. Anne's Parish
Don Pride
Florida Commission
Horatio the
Happy Hippo
Norfolk
Horatio
City
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Central Platte Nrd
Goodyear Farms
Wigwam Resort
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Nebraska Association of Resources
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