Church Plane Slices Montana Space By JAMES F. TOMLINSON
Fallon Montana reports Rev Don ald D Roehl Lutheran minister flies across eastern Montana to reach sparsely settled towns. He values speed and cost savings versus driving, yet worries about keeping his plane sheltered at Fallon airport. He earned his pilot license in 1946 and plans to expand backcountry church visits.
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James F. Tomlinson
Fallon
Mont
Montana
Donald D. Roehl
Zion
Bad Route Creek
Roehl
Army Air Corps
Illinois Seminary
Springfield
Ill
Fresh-water clams as fish parasites in early life stages
A brief note states that fresh water clams act as parasites of fish during their early life. A second line mentions that twenty tons of soap could aid lubrication in launching a battleship's hull.
Man Found Dead By Tracks At Theodore Alabama
Henry Freeman Hendon thirty of Rockmart Georgia was found dead along the Louisville and Nashville right of way at Theodore Alabama. Deputy Sheriff George Crawford said it appeared he was killed while alighting from a moving freight train as through trains at the flag stop typically run about fifty miles per hour. A Coast Guard ID listed him as a merchant seaman and a payroll stub showed work history.
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Theodore
Ala
Henry Freeman Hendon
Rockmart
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
George Crawford
Crawford
Coast Guard
Hendon
Summerford Named Head Coach at Morgan County High
Summerford, ex assistant at Morgan County High in Hartselle, to lead the football program replacing Bill Abston who left for Dothan High. Fred K. Morgan named assistant football and senior basketball coach, previously with Russellville schools, a graduate of Eva High and Cullman and holds an M A from Peabody.
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Max Summerford
Morgan County High School
Hartselle
H. R. Leeman
Morgan County
D. L. Darden
Morgan County High
Summerford
Bill Abston
Dothan High School
Falkville High School
Jacksonville State Teachers College
Cullman County High
Fred K. Morgan
Morgan
Russellville
Eva High School
St. Bernard College
Cullman
Middle Tennessee State Teachers College
Peabody College
Nashville
Germ Warfare Battle Shaping at United Nations
United States denounces a Soviet proposal to have the U N Security Council urge ratification of the 1925 Geneva protocol banning bacteriological weapons. Soviet Delegate Malik presents a conciliatory appeal while US Delegate Gross recalls earlier charges about Korea.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Russia
U. N. Security Council
Jacob A. Malik
U. S
Korea
Malik
Ernest A. Gross
Massey Community Notes From Mt Nebo Church Meeting
The Mt Nebo W M S met at the church Monday night June 16 for prayer and a Bible study led by Mrs Ray Buckelew with a business session, followed by the GA group. Mrs Myers opened the Alaska World Comrades program and read the Foolish Rich Man story. Various local notices include homemaker clubs and residents with illnesses injuries and hospitalizations.
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Mt. Nebo W. M. S
Howell Hogan
Ray Buckelew
Brother Myers
Ga’s
Myers
Alaska
Mitchell Blair
John Legg
Virgil White
Robert Bailey
Decatur General Hospital
Bailey
J. D. Jolly
Gadsden
Martin Buckelew
Aubrey Buckelew
Cullman
Dave. Buckelew
I. L. Reeder Jr
Hilliard Hopkin
Guntersville
I. W. Myers
Mike
Emily Green
Falkville
Shelba Jean Tanner
Evergreen
Jahncke Service Inc Receives New Orleans Contract
The Jahncke Service Inc of New Orleans has secured a new contract enhancing its operation in maritime support. This aligns with the firm's ongoing expansion in the Gulf region and its focus on specialized service provisions for port activities.
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The
Jahncke Service, Inc., of
New Orleans
Smooth Start For Bare Leg Season
This note outlines methods for leg and arm hair removal as warm weather returns. It compares razors, depilatory creams, hot wax, and a new cold wax in tube form, noting ease, cost, and effectiveness. It guides on preparation, timing, and technique for best results.
Prof H L Ridenour to retire publish Ohio ballads
Prof Harry Lee Ridenour, longtime head of Baldwin Wallace College English, retires after 30 years to prepare a collection of Ohio folk songs and ballads. He started a ballads course eight years ago and has recorded about 400 songs.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Ohio
Ridenour
Local Pastor To Be Heard Sunday In Chattanooga
Dr. W. W. Glass will serve as guest minister at Central Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. Dr. R. W. Cousar Sr. is visiting Palestine, meeting his son Rev. Robert W. Cousar Jr. in Scotland. Don Esty will preach at First Presbyterian in the morning on Artificial Reformation, with a joint evening service at First Presbyterian and First Methodist led by Dr. P. D. Wilson on Whats In the Cup.
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W. W. Glass
Central Presbyterian Church
Uts
R. W. Cousar Sr
Palestine
Cousar
Robert W. Cousar Jr
Scotland
First Presbyterian Church
Don Esty
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
P. D. Wilson
Wilson
Suspect Confesses to Slaying Camp Operator
Forture Mitchell, 51, a Black man, confessed to beating T. L. Rush a fishing camp operator to death with a boat paddle in December 1950. He is charged with murder after authorities say he threw Rush’s body into the water.
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Mobile
T. L. Rush
Rush
W. H. Holcome
Fortune Mitchell
Senators Vote Against Truman Plan to Trim Postmasters
Washington report shows a 56 to 39 Senate roll call disapproving President Truman’s plan to reorganize and remove Senate confirmation of 21,438 postmasters. Alabama delegation split with Democrats Hill and Sparkman voting for the disapproval.
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Washington
Alabama
Senate
Truman
Hill
Sparkmap
Resolution Passed By Kiwanis Clubs at 37th Annual Convention
Seattle dispatch reports Kiwanis International adopted a resolution urging freedom of information in the United States. The 19 resolutions were approved as 10,000 delegates elected Walter J. L. Ray of Detroit as president on the convention’s penultimate day.
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Seattle
Kiwanis International
Walter J. L. Ray
Detroit
British defense chief praises UN Korea teamwork
In Edmonton on June 19 Field Marshal Earl Alexander says United Nations forces in Korea show strong teamwork and rejects any British criticism of the war's conduct as unjustified.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Britain
Earl Alexander
United Nations
Korea
Ingrid Bergman Welcomes Twins in Rome
Ingrid Bergman shed tears of joy at first sight of her day old twin daughters Isabel seven pounds three ounces and Ingrid eight pounds five ounces born in Rome. Roberto Rossellini stood by his wife after a night long vigil as the couple, already parents to a 1950 son, welcomed the new arrivals amid international publicity.
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Romep
Ingrid Bergman
Isabel
Ingrid
Roberto Rossellini
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