Natives react to Navy relief and electricity on distant island
The Navy sets up a tent city with lights and a school for Warshallese natives. They crave coconuts, water, and fish on a larger island, while Juda and followers long to return home. A new civil administrator plans careful aid without enabling further food demands.
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Islane
Rorjefoere
Pia
Juda
Cowboy Boy Rozes
Pacific
Eduard Foberg
Seattle
Wasa
Ws Civil Administration
Kanaier
Mule and J C Train Race Between Mississippi Towns
Greenville Mississippi plans a mule relay to prove faster than Illinois Central service from Cleveland to Greenville. The event starts Saturday with riders from Cleveland to Greenville including Cleveland Mayor Williams and Greenville Mayor Archer. Delta Democrat-Times editor vows the mule team will win.
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Greenville
Miss
Illinois Central Railroad
TCI
Cleveland
Cleveland Volunteer Fire Department
Howard Williams
George Archer
Shaw
Roy Cronan
Leland
Lions Club
Russell Neal
Lalard
Larry Pryor
Hodding Carter
The
Delta Democrat-Times
Freyd Fuqua Retires Then Extinguishes Local Fire
Retired firefighter Freyd Fuqua rushed to a blaze near his Lafayette home and kept it under control with a two and a half gallon extinguisher until fire crews arrived.
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Lafayette
Ird
Freyd Fuqua
Fuqua
Peiper as symbol of war guilt and unresolved question
Hal Boyle weighs whether SS officer Joachim Peiper, condemned for mass murder at Malmedy, represents the line between war and murder. He recalls Lt Col Hal McCown testimony and the Dachau court decisions while noting the ongoing legal and moral ambiguities of war crimes.
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U. S
Malmedy
Peiper
Dachau
U. S. Supreme Court
Kenncth C. Royall
Peipers
Hal D. McCown
Rushton
Atlantic
Col
Peiner
McCown
Hind
Philonopha
Tod McCown
Hitler
Social Workers Elect In Florida Congress Picks Leaders
In Orlando a Florida social workers conference elected Mrs. Margaret C. Bristol of Tallahassee as president of the Florida State Conference of Social Workers and William J. Miller of Tampa as head of the Florida Federation of Social Workers. New officers include Robert B. Gramling Orlando first vice president Charles Andrews Jr. executive committee member Robert Walden St Peters Dula treasurer and other names such as Frederick J. Hicks Kathleen Reny Anne Wagner and Florence Gates. The federation covers 13 chapters and 600 employed social workers in Florida.
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Florida State University
Frederick J. Hicks
Floyd Langford
Tampa
Bruce Thomsseen
Onando
Florida
Anne Cartwright
Orlando
Geores Kavier
Miami
Glenn Calmnes
Jacksonville
Everett P. Munroe
Quincy
Kathleen Reniy
Anne Wagner
Florence Gates
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Motheng Lee
Picem
Mule
J. C
Mississippi
Hal Boyle
Madison, Wis
Kenmone
Alecracy
Kenmore
Sears
A.C
V. Main
Stece
Hercules
Pepperell
Ight Blue
Ric
Lorae Arac
Strom
Dothan, Ala
Union
Santorized
Eax
Denam
Hercules Union
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