Scouts At Bay's Spring Station Rally In North Carolina
SE Scout groups from North Carolina and five other states gather at a Bay’s spring rendezvous aboard a Navy vessel. Cadets aged 18 to 41 experience air and shipboard demonstrations including a ride in a Navy RAD plane. Captain C L Lee hails the event as training for future naval service.
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Bay
Spraigling
Wood
Carrotron
C. L. Lee
Tomacher
Air Jax
Lee
Beaute “Slotilias
Ron
St Lo Symbolizes War to American Veterans
Hal Boyle reflects on St Lo as a symbol of war for American veterans and the cost of conflict. He recalls conversations in London about war guilt, the bravery of Allied forces, and the rebirth of St Lo after Allied assault. He also notes the La Cambe German cemetery near Normandy, where French care honors fallen soldiers while desecration is avoided, leaving crosses and poppies in a quiet tribute.
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Savoy
London
St. Lo
Hitler
Normandy
Imer
Thomas Hawi
Lot Howie
Europe
la Cambe
Normancy
Rowther Coel
Fatherland
Ozark OES Plans Installation Rites With Open House
Ozark Chapter of the Eastern Star will install officers over the next ten weeks with an open house at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Willie Gott will become Worthy Matron and Hawley Pitts Worthy Patron, with Eva Bell and Gordon Pennington among other officers named. A social follows the ceremony.
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Ozark
Créer
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Jimmy Jones
Doihan
Willie Gott
Hawley Pitts
Altlee
Eva Bell
Gordon Pennington
Thelma Howell
Veda Pennington
Guasie Andrews
Anne Words
Mountain Town to Build Hospital Serving Area and Visitors
Highlands North Carolina prepares for a modern medical center near the town core. Dr William A Matthews a Decatur Georgia native and University of Georgia graduate leads a community effort to provide maternity and emergency care with four patient rooms an operating room X ray and clinic space. The project reflects local pride and mountain accessibility as the town awaits a year end opening.
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Highlands
N.C
Georgia
Florida
Center of Own
Medical Center
William A. Matthews
Matthews
Decatur
University of Georgia Medical School
Italy
Tem
X Medical Center
269 Applications For Jobs Handled In Marianna Office
269 applications were processed through the Marianna Florida State Employment Service office in May, manager John D. Wester reports. Total placements reached 34, above the monthly average of about 30 to 35. Most applicants were high school and college graduates seeking permanent work. Demand centers on shipping clerks, insurance salesmen, and inspectors in various fields. The office notes the May figures run near the average for the period.
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Marianna
Marianne Deanch
Florida State Employment Service
John D. Wester
Avsrice
Weeler
Highlands group pushes plan for community clinic center
In 1047 Highlands residents formed a board led by Dr. Matthews to build a community clinic. Stacy Russell Robert Hager and others joined as directors. Funds come from locals visitors and benefactors including Highlands Country Club proceeds and a cake watch event. Eva Cleaver donated a two acre site in memory of Mabel Hayes and architect Upton Eyring provided center plans.
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Highlands
Dr. Matthews
Stacy Russell
Robert Hager
Charles C. Potts
Jessie Z. Moreland
Hervey Talley
Charles Anderson
W. F. Lewis
George Woodruft
Douglas Robertson
Highlands Section
Highlands Country Club
Hobby Jones
Louise ‘Sages
Dorothy Kirby
Matthews
Robertson
Atlanta
Eva G. Cleaver
Bridgerport. Conn
Mabel L. Hayes
Upton Eyring
Coral Gables
Fia
Blakely OES Delegation Attends Georgia Grand Chapter
A 13-member Blakely Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star attended the 48th annual Grand Chapter session in Macon. Led by J Emory Houston the delegation included Mrs Loutce Thompsan named Grand Adah and Hale Susan Houtton named Grand Sweetheart at the Bluebird session. The item notes 1948 meat average figures but ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Order of the Eastern Star
Macon
J. Emory Houston
Loutce Thompsan
Adah
Llale Susan Houtton
Georgia
New Test Shows How Anemia Drug Works
Buffalo NY report on a study by Dr. Oliver P. Jones of the University of Buffalo Medical School outlining a test that uses unborn rat embryonic blood cells to observe how anti anemia drugs affect bone marrow like cells. The work aims to reveal drug action before human trials.
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Buffalo N.Y
Oliver P. Jones
Univer
Buffalo Medical School
Adolph Smith
Bandit Returns Loot To Victim's Surprise
A baffling incident ends with a bandit returning loot to the victim, surprising onlookers. Details remain unclear as authorities assess the unusual reversal and the motivations behind the act.
My Wife Having Left Me Reflections and Regret
Fragmented personal note expresses distress after separation, longing for spouse, confusion, and shame. Mentions relief from constipation and strong emotions, with repeated phrases about missing the partner and accusation of lying.
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North Carolina
Navy
Chappell
Winston-Salem
Anariward
Fem
Revile
Navy Coulis
Marvin Dukase
Bou Bolii
Jey
Len Cove Springs
Marvin
Flintrotr
Flintrots
Dothan
Alabama
Lena E. Braner
Sid
Beverly Bruce
Ken Storey
Bobby Burns
Burns
St. Simon Island
Jekyll Island
NEA
Hal Boyle
New York
Meares
Frankfort
Sten
Jack
2312
Hew
Ozark Oes
Studebaker
Bedien
Stadebakes
South Alabama Auto Company
America
Shad Deen
Insurance News
Raymond Spa “Insurance
Lucky Strike
Smurray Mangum
Tabseep
Oxford
N. C
Saya
Roe
Wasecam Gomacss Cour
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