Jap Hater Marries Japanese Girl Adopts Orphanage
Hollywood veteran Sgt. Hugh O'Reilly, featured in Columbia Studio footage in Japan as Sergeant O'Reilly, marries a Japanese interpreter now Mrs. O'Reilly. He praises the Gentle Wolfhounds regiment formed in Texas fifty years ago and notes the group raises funds for an orphanage while reflecting on his changed views after wartime service in Korea and Japan.
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Hollywood
Sgt
Hugh
New York City
O'Reilly
Columbia
Japan
Sergeant O'Reilly
O’reilly
Texas
West Point
Aldo Ray
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Archaeology Leader Attends Indiana Conference May 4 7
Huntsville resident Ed Mahan vice president of the Alan Society will join University of Indiana experts at a May 4 7 conference on Archaic Man in Bloomington. He has studied North Alabama artifacts with Dr Lewis and will present findings to Birmingham and Alabama Archaeological groups upon his return.
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Ed Mahan
Huntsville
Alan Society
Decatur
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Profes- Kneburg
University of Tennessee
Mahan
Lewis
North
Alabama
United States
Birmingham Anthropological Society
Alabama Archaeological Society
North America
Nehru Reaches Out to Spur Formosa Peace Talks
New Delhi India Prime Minister Nehru and Foreign Minister Krishna Menon prepare a mission to Peiping to urge direct negotiations on Formosa. Nehru announced to Parliament that Chou Enlai asked for talks and India will push renewed efforts to bridge the gulf and seek a cease fire path.
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India
Nehru
K. Krishna Menon
Formosa
Chou
Menon
Bandung
Eisenhower
Dulles
Formosa Strait
Britain
France
Gulf
NATO commander says atomic bombs rule on land targets
London April 30 Jerauld T Wright NATO's Atlantic commander told reporters an atomic weapon is far more effective against land targets than naval targets He warned Soviet Russia is expanding its navy and plans to use it If war with Russia occurs it would be a global war and his job is to prevent its success.
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London
Jerauld T. Wright
NATO
Atlantic
Soviet
Russia
Wright
County Sets Dates For School Opening At Friday Meeting
The Morgan County Board of Education set fall opening dates. Schools recessing for cotton picking start August 22, others open September 5. County schools close May 23. The board awarded a coal contract to Jones Coal Co. for next year and reported coal usage totals.
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County
Morganty
Board of Education
Lester Wooten
Wooten
Jones Coal Co
Decatur
Courtland Pair Hurt In Mishap
Two Courtland residents were injured when their 1951 Chevrolet skidded on a gravel road two miles south of Courtland on Friday at 6 15 p m The driver Ermon Martin 23 suffered a dislocated right hip and bruises while passenger Robert Livingston 36 had a dislocated left shoulder The car rolled north toward Courtland 240 feet then skidded 64 more feet before stopping Patrolmen Roy Thomas and Wilburn Craft investigated the crash.
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Courtland
Courtland 1
Here
Pike Road
Ermon Martin
Robert Livingston
Roy Thomas
Wilburn Craft
Towns Sharing Names Across the United States
The U.S. Geographic Society lists towns named London Paris Rome Moscow Dublin Belfast Vienna Lisbon Berlin Madrid Cairo Tokio Warsaw and Belgrade. The note highlights the reuse of famous metropolis names for American municipalities across the country.
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U.S
London
Paris
Rome
Moscow
Dublin
Belfast
Vienna
Lisbon
Berlin
Madrid
Cairo
Tokio
Warsaw
Belgrade
U.S. Geographic Society
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