Army Division Plans and Honors Highlight 82nd Unit Reorganization
The article outlines the 82nd Division structure with 17.9 percent Nepro troops and multiple combat units at Fort Benning and Fort Bragg. It notes Moral Training materials from Carlisle Barracks and honors such as Leyte fallen hero LeRoy Jonni, plus Third Armored Spearhead veterans and a Chicago reunion for association members.
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Buttersion
Fhitry
Nepro
Fort Benning
Georgia
Catkie Ny
Fort Bragg
Third Armored
Pene
Chicago
Orany Eye
Monroe
Virginia
Youth Service at First Parish Church Report
Youth of the First Parish Church led a February 1 service under William K. Wal mites in the minister’s absence. The program featured responsive readings, anthems, organ accompaniment by Ann oge W. Smith, and contributions from Anne y Barbara Rich Margaret Khnelzer Alice Phalon Roger Derby and Francis W. Warren Jr. A brief interlude titled Thoughtful Interlude followed Recessional.
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Uni‘Church
William K. Walmites
I N. Carnes
Gaus 'Doxblogy
John Derby
Responsive
Bruce Maciver
Schpending
Donald Thompayer
John’ Derby
Readmi Makey
Anney
Barbara Rich
Margaret Khnelzer
Alice Phalon
Annoge W. Smith
Roger Derby
Thoughtful T Terlude
William K. Walker
Francis W. Warren Jr
Minister reports on church duties and candidate status in Ohio
Paul N. Carnes, minister in Youngstown, reports to the Department of Ministry on a local church case and potential candidacy. He notes Roxbury and Stow assignments, with expectations to visit and assess why ministers avoid Youngstown. George E Wheeler, 18, is named in a related note. The piece ends with a historical New Year fact about Boston's first baby in 1735.
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Rey
Paul N. Carnes
Youngstown
Ohio
Department of Ministry
Roxbury
Stow
George EB. Wheeler
George H. Wheeler
Mary
Wheeler
Ormerly
Powder Mill
Road
Maynard
Hastings Street
George E
Framingham Community Hospital
Boston
Paul Revere
Quaker Sign Seeks Buyer for Vacant Lot
A Quaker placed a sign on a vacant lot offering it to anyone truly satisfied with life. A wealthy farmer, reading the sign, questions whether satisfaction is enough to secure the land but affirms he is content and able to fund the purchase. The exchange prompts reflection on contentment versus ownership.
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Hig House
Fragile Bible Sent Distant City Prompt Laughs
A woman mails the old family Bible to a distant city. The postal clerk jokes about breaking the Ten Commandments as he asks if anything is fragile.
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Beth
Color Fades After First Wash Prompts Shop Quandary
An excited woman presents a faded apron to the shop staff claiming the color was sold as fast. The assistant questions the claim, noting the color ran after the first wash. The exchange ends with a quip about the adequacy of the dye's fastness.
Rubber in sausage sparks talk of cars replacing horses
A reader asks how rubber found in a sausage proves cars have displaced horses, and the respondent replies that the sausage incident merely reflects modernization and the rise of the automobile.
Fire at right time ends blaze at Perry home
Jack Newton quickly summoned volunteers during a March meeting of Perry Oklahoma firefighters to battle a house fire. The timely response prevented further damage as the crew arrived in force to control the flames.
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Perry
Okla
Jack Newton
Telephone tolls saved in Boston message to soldier
A postcard mailed from Dallas Texas addressed to William A Reardon a soldier and telephon e Capitol 7800 Boston was promptly delivered to William A Reardon of the state motor vehicle department.
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Boston
Dallas
Tex
William A. Reardon
Capitol
State Motor Vehicle Department
Three hats symbolize a budding politician’s roles
Mike mocks Joe's outfit as a joke about politics. Joe explains the three hats represent one for his head, one to toss into the ring, and the hat he uses to talk through.
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Mike
Joe
Former serviceman finds better mousetrap house with GI loan
A former serviceman, after long futile searches for shelter, plans to buy a cracker box house with GI loan help. He phones his wife, noting the risk but insisting the builder knows how to construct a better mousetrap.
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G.I
Snappy Service and Fast Checks Highlight Insurance Claims
A humorous look at insurance speed features in which a man receives a check half an hour after an accident and another after a fall from a story building. The piece also mocks job ads and mentions electron microscopes magnifying up to 50 times compared with light microscopes.
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Bill
Phil
Bend Post Office Extends Rural Route Length in 1930s Shifts
Bend Oregon sees Rural Free Delivery Route 2 extended to 102 miles, surpassing the former longest route by 72 miles. Spitzenbergen is cited as the most northerly inhabited place on earth.
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Bend
Ore
Béend
United States
Spitzenbergen
From Ireland we save every woe theen ret aman
The readable fragments hint at a historic lament or travel note from Ireland. The legible portion mentions saving or preserving something amid woe, but the exact event, names, or dates are not clear in the text provided.
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J'E School
Carlisle
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New Orleans
Wohetek Corps
LeRoy Y Jonni
Oakdale
Louisiana
Leyte
Heck Faba
Martin L. Davey
SREG
LAR
Gene Byrnes
Jimmie
By Len Kleis
J. Millar Watt
U. S
Bureau of Standards
University of Illinois
Hudson Sales & Service Ceeectors
Mein St
Concord
Tel
Berlin
South’ St
Bertin
Corea
L. WV. Polson Antiques
Mill
Mass
Commonwealth Ave
West Concord
Ferrara
Walden Street
Slidy
Goff Conny
William. D. Goff
Acres Farm
Thoreau St
Lawton
Frazer Foods
Beer & Wines
Concord Fruit
Legal Holidays
Anderson’s
Pierce
Main St. - Concord
Snappy Service
Thrift Cleaners
Concord Tél
William. Newsham Ron
Sally Ann Food Shops, Inc
Main St
Contord
R. F.D
Ireland
Allan X
Mechanic St
Anpdi
LAU
Main Street
Concor
Wauaie St. Tel. Con
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Marlboro
BR. J. Dinsmore
Boston Post
Marth
E. J. Bartlett
Concord 143
Bigham & Sons
South ST
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U.S
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