Army ROTC Gives Options On Active Duty Start Dates In 1954
The Army announced most ROTC graduates receiving commissions after May 1 will be on active duty before June 20, 1954. Officers may choose their start month for the two-year active duty and those not finishing college may delay until they complete studies. Some may postpone service by continuing full-time academics toward a degree.
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Army
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Tney Dsire
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Mrs Doyle Merling
A brief, partial obituary fragment references Mrs Doyle Merling of Mawale and notes the passing of her daughter. The readable text is limited, with no full dates or locations confirmed. Further details are unavailable in the surviving fragment.
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Doyle Merling
Mrs Elizabeth M White Passes Away Yesterday
Mrs Elizabeth M White died yesterday after a long illness at home. She was married 26 years to her husband and leaves daughter Mrs Ruth Bell of Nome and sister Mrs D N Pike of Brie among other relatives. She had attended the Christian Alliance Church and worked in the Davis Insurance office earlier in her career. Her funeral will be held at Pine Grave cemetery.
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Beth M. White
Fyeamane White
Eee
Wufteriar
Gils Ib
Ieee Weels
Gorry
Time Schedule Agreed For POW Trade Talks
A partial text outlines a POW exchange time schedule at Panmunjom with references to armistice talks in Korea. It notes delegates, possible delivery of captured Allied troops to the Panmunjom point, and mentions numbers and dates tied to prisoner exchanges, while indicating a cautious review by a U.S. commander before final decisions.
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Panmujom Tomonrow
Tulpemte
Korea
Douglas M. Cuirgs
D. N Star
Reds
Urorough
Panmunjom
Ted Prisoes
Storm Sweeps Western States Across Frontier Areas
A spring storm roared from the southwest into New Mexico Oklahoma Colorado and Wyoming. Winds up to 60 miles per hour dumped heavy snow and caused accidents. One person died and ten injured as gusts brought down trees and debris across the region.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
WebiTionan Beh
Amihitasle
Oklahama
Prevaiius
Colorado
Wyoming
Bey Piney
Souther
New Mexica
Lincoln National Forest
Man Sues Over Unwanted Paint Job Nearby Car
Belo County man seeks damages claiming William A. Wark splattered paint on his car parked on Case de Street between 14th and 17th Streets in June. He alleges $5 in costs to refinish the finish and blames Wark for the trespass. Filed by Atty Barney Bonnard.
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Evie
Belo
Lene
William A. Wark
Barney Bonnard
Sims
News Briefs From Clymer Vicinity
Pyl Gott Kolstee of Thelantown Gj gon weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Lewis. Howard Kolstee of San Angelo promoted to star Sergeant on April 14. Robert Schvidee stationed at Brunswick Me. The Selfridge home hosted by Mrs Jobs Kulatie Tiwuty eventing with Mrs Gil TMienjoey and Mrs Roy NloRersut. The Ameri Legion Auxillary served a Miist pork dinner Tuesday. Fred Fisher of Mayville discussed relocation to Clymer. George Christensen resumed postmaster duties, James P. Sullivan spoke at testimonial. The club will sponsor a 4H poultry project and new by-laws admit women. Wayne Querrevetd family visit noted.
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Clymer
Pyl
Gott Kolstee
Thelantown
Arthur Lewis
Harold Necker
Roger Beckerinkt
John Hell
Korea
Toll GU
Ameri Legion
Svenine
Leen Herida
Edward Slupara
New Yor City
West Bulint
Fred Fisher
Mayville
Conahlueba
Elnb
Edward Isherman Ehaleman
Postminster
James P. Sullivan
George Christensen
Ston Hildymi
Agaan
Peikey
Prodevick
Community notices from Angelica and Newark meeting
A fragmented text appears to recount a gathering sponsored by the Lie Publican Women's Club and local clergy in Newark and Angelica. Names such as Mrs Gilbert Rev Gerd Sits Elder Howard Beckerink and James Avnink are mentioned along with a domestic mission play, prayer services, and a Philippines mission letter. A women’s club meeting, readings, and a special activity at the Methodist Church are noted, with Mrs Geo Methitir presiding.
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Ipluanl Seon
Angelica
Gilbert
Fredota
Lie Res Publiecan Women's
Henjamin Hoffman Salve Leyters
Rev
Gerd
Beckerink Lj
Newark
N.Y
Joie Avnink
Son
Bernal Cc
Hivos
Findley
Ifirv Voie
Cetin Schaal
Moruh Bund
Piya
Fe Jame
Nori PY
Murry Gide
Cluiemian
Mes
Harold Fhijuuse
Scriptuen Yeacling
Myr
Brrat Wirdes
James. Venttak
Arthun Campbell
Prederick VanderSelyn
Ba Ward Dunk
Hand Malthouse
Mary Vics
Philippines
Jesus Indlin
Geo Methitir
Uni
Algae Hoptley
Pe Methodiat
Wracutelien
Burl Bape
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