Pie Takes Stock After Trip 102000 Miles Over World
Hal Boyle recalls four years of world travel covering wars riots revolutions and bread lines. He notes meeting Eisenhower Bali fakirs and a Bombay guide and admits travel broadens though he gained weight and shed hair.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Reflections on War and Peace Across Cultures
A wartime meditation notes that greed, prejudice, and fear persist worldwide yet people share a common wish for peace security and a better world. It highlights contrasts from Calcutta to Bombay and urban New York, urging new heroes of compromise to defeat renewed tyranny.
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World In Biogram Hit Run Impressions Of Fifty Countries
AP notes from a world tour through fifty nations with satirical, period missives. Pieces range from Japan and Korea to Egypt and England offering sharp, humorous judgments on politics, culture, and society in each locale.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Japan
The
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Korea
Mrs Maude MecLarey Dies At Geneva Home
Mrs Maude MecLarey forty six died Wednesday night at her Geneva home Funeral services were set for today at Gillions Church with Rev J J Collings and Rev A B Carlton officiating Burial was planned in the church cemetery Pittman of Geneva in charge Surviving are husband and three daughters from Harford prior to moving to Geneva
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Maude MecLarey
Genatva
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Annie Les Gamer
Hartlord
Geneva Family Mentioned in Obituary Fragments
Fragmentary obituary text lists relatives including Mary Emma and Pauline McLaney of Geneva a son Lester Billy Rex and Henry in the U S Navy with mother Mrs Mary Holloway Wartford Hartford siblings T B Terrer Herbert Holloway sisters Ida Sheppard Sally Byrd and Mary Lou Mathis plus three grandchildren all connected to Hartford and Slocomb locations.
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Pauline McLaney
Geneva
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Billy Rex McLaney
Henry McLaney
U. S. Navy
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T. B. Terrer
Herbert Holloway
Hartford
Ida Sheppard
Sally Byrd
Mary Lou Mathis
Slocomb
Seventy Dothan Taxi Drivers Obtain Permits
Seventy Dothan taxi drivers have been fingerprinted and issued operator's permits, police said yesterday. The deadline to apply without a 10 percent penalty was Friday. In the year prior to Nov 1, 209 permits were issued. Police will check permits and prosecute unqualified operators.
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