Miles W. Vaughn Dies in Tokyo Bay Mishap
Miles W. Vaughn 58 U P executive and Asia vice president perished in a Tokyo Bay incident. His son Churman and UP Texas bureau chief Ernest Moberecht identified the body. Japanese recovery crews retrieved two other victims. Major Waddock of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, resided nearby.
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U.P
Tokyo Bay
Tokyo
United Press
Asia
Mad
Promias K Handdoor
Bsadkt
Major Waddock
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Nisi Osi Yen
Miles W Vaughn: A Kansas campus byline to world stage
Miles W Vaughn emerged as a prominent figure in American journalism, first appearing in the University of Kansas campus newspaper just before World War I. Over subsequent years his byline helped shape major newspaper coverage and influence the craft.
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Miles W. Vaughn
University of Kansas
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Vaughn remembered as Far East expert and pioneering editor
Vaughn, known as Peg, earned fame as a United Press staff correspondent and Far East authority. He reported from Chicago to Manila and held U P posts in Brazil, Argentina, India, Peru, New York, and more. Hugh Baillie praised him as a great reporter, editor, and indefatigable advocate for freedom of information.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Bombay
Tokyo
Shanghai
Nanking
Manila
Vaughn
Far East
China
Japan
Japin
U. P
Brazil
Argentina
India
Peru
United States
Miles W. Vaneth
United Press
Peg
Dear Miss Dix on marriage and living with parents
Dorothy Dix answers a worried husband and a puzzled widower. She argues many couples benefit from living apart to save marriages, but notes parents sometimes overstep and should move if needed. She warns against predatory letters and playful love talk, urging caution and self restraint in dating.
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Mina
John
Sally
Dorothy DIX
Masonic Temple Week Schedule Dothan and Houston Lodges
Masonic Temple hosts weekly meetings this week including Dothan Lodge No 466 Tuesday at 7 p.m. for regular work, Houston Lodge No 888 Wednesday at 7 p.m. for a first degree work, and Dothan Commandery No 25 Thursday at 7 p.m. for regular meeting and Red Cross degree work.
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Masonic Temple
Dothan Lodge
Houston Lodge
Thuesdes
Dothan Commandery
Red Cross
CIO Textile Union Plans Organization Campaign In South
Huntsville AP The Textile Workers Union of America CIO plans a southern push establishing a branch in Atlanta on March 1. TWUA official John Chupka cited Taft Hartley repeal as key to future gains and noted union efforts face employer resistance. Delegates from 20 locals at a state conference approved housing, health care, minimum wage, and education funding proposals. A week long tenth anniversary celebration is planned for May. Delegates from Alabama communities attended including Huntsville and Birmingham, with a statewide organizer meeting set in Birmingham.
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Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
South
TWUA
John Chupka
Boston
Atlanta
Chupka
Congress
Taft - Hartler
H. D. Lisk
Alabama
Lawrence Regin
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Co4dova
Alabama City
Gadsden
Attalla
Guntersville
Albertsville
Nobile
Prattville
Piedmont
Uniontown
Montgomery
Brewton
Dadeville
Pell City
Haleyvie
Russellville
Alexander City
Birmingham
Dressing for seafood with chili and pimento
A thick sour cream based dressing flavored with chili sauce minced green pepper and pimento. It is served with shrimp or crabmeat.
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