Quotes Show Grievances and Global Voices Across Cold War Era
A collage of quotes from political figures authors and public figures criticizes subsidies and regulation while praising work ethics and national resilience. It weaves discussions of transportation policy religious liberty education Israeli security and the Vietnam conflict with reflections on loneliness and exile. Notable names referenced include Fred Harris Carl Gustaf Liljus Carmen McRae Norman Borlaug Pat Loudon and Nguyen Cao Ky.
Bowling Banquet Honors 1075-76 Officers at Vets Club
Albion report notes the bowling banquet held at the Vets Club on May 7 with Mrs Guy Palmer presiding. Newly elected officers for 1075 76 include Mrs Marge Flanagan president Mrs Peg Flanagan and Teresa Bremer as sergeants at arms. Trophies and pins were presented by league secretaries from the past year.
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Albion
Vets Club
Guy Palmer
Marge "Flanagan
Peg Flanagan
Teresa Bremer
Sargents At Arms
Tornado Hits Coleman's West Texas Town Killing Two
A tornado ripped through Coleman Texas on Tuesday killing an elderly minister Samuel Taylor and his wife. The storm damaged Barber Welding and the Rev Tayyors home with power and telephone service cut for hours. State Guard sent to aid cleanup as multiple tornadoes were sighted nearby and other towns faced washouts and injuries.
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Lcaited
Intervaiuaal
West Texas
Coleus
Tinister
Trong
Texas
Florida
New Jerse Coleman
Santa Anna Highway
Barber Welding
Rehoval’s
Oak
Cole Anna
Dwayne Eddington
Coleman
Samuel Taylor
Jehovah's Witness
Taylor
Dolph Briscoe
National Guard
Origins of America Army takes shape during Second Congress
The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on May 10, 1775, with John Hancock presiding and leaders like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and James Wilson in attendance. It rejected reconciliation, issued a Declaration of Causes and Necessities of Taking Up Arms, and began organizing a Continental Army around George Washington while facing shortages and scattered colonial loyalties. A Green Mountain Boys raid on Fort Ticonderoga yielded cannons and supplies, boosting the rebel effort.
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Origins OF America Army
Robert Betts
Lexington
Concord
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
First Congress
George Hi
Georgia
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
James Wilson
Continental Army
Charlestown
Cambridge
Boston
Second Congress
George Washington
Ft. Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
New York
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Connecticut
Tingent
Benedict Arnold
Allen
Brush
Congress
England
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Nguyen Can Ky
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