Letter from Korea Soldier to Daughters Ended in Death
A World War II era field letter from Private McCormick of Collingdale Pennsylvania to his daughters describes longing and family love as he predicts a dangerous future in Korea and consoles his children with messages of care and pride. The note reveals personal details about a dying soldier and his hopes for his family.
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Collingdalf
Louk
Mit
Rose Marie McCormick
McCormick
Juanme
Rose Marie
Juanmie
Séibal
Rose Marie Mau
Aden
Houston Veterans Office Parley Sparks Weekend Closure
The Houston Veterans Office plans to close for an annual parley this week. Officials urge attendees to check park and core office hours for service interruptions and rescheduled meetings.
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Houston Veterans Office
New Year Officers Elected By Wiregrass Parents-Teachers
The Wiregrass P T A opened the year with officer elections at a January meeting led by arsonshow author Rovebette Granford, naming B L Sing as president and naming new officers including Miss KoA Hutter as secretary and Rubus Cinge treasurer. The gathering, attended by many from Carver High and local churches, also heard plans for youth programs and scouting expansion, with community leaders and school officials present.
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B. L. Sing
Lens
Rovebette Granford
KC Ward
Tommie
Chaste RC
Netgeant
Avarms
Joan Hub
Cers
Carver
Porter Rupus
Imings
Johnson
Lewis Black
George
Wail Lee
ED Jones
JW Johnson
KC Word Avions
Anne
Poxier
F L Waren
Jona Vol
Katte Young
Rosa Ward
Alanda Ashfey
Mos Hovevede Crawford
Tone Kagit
Beatrice Raward
Patton Azey Ward
Any
Joe Bevart
HC Walker
Flora Farrel Mist Dua Dues
Pavel Wile
Bivant
jAtania Life Insurance Company
HL Gamble
DY Jemison, Jr
Jemison
Gamble
Were
Powell
Warren Otie Pune
Melvin Thomas
A Bryant Z Rudolph
Hugh Joe BF Garland
Broun
RL Holloway
JC Forrester
JT Portes
Carver High School
Jones Negro
Blakely Advances Youth Center Plans
Local Rotary and Youth Action Committees push for a Blake ly youth center. The plan includes workshops and programs to be funded by donations with a meeting scheduled for Sept 2 at the Blakely school to discuss site and activities.
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Blakely Advances Youth Center
Biakfly
Blake
Conti
Othe
Wales
Fee Dents
Ayah
Actes
Rotary Club
Sce
Ging Lime
Moneur Sapples
Boraca
Snk
York
Wong Ti
Mike Oon
Borsue
Cmds
Menivers Wow
Pivileges
Blakely Std
Sanvol
Enterprise Gets New Explorer Post
The Enterprise Explorer Post forms under the John Byrne Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. Joe Widen leads the post with weekly Thursday meetings. Members include Roland Hooves, JL Cus cop, Virgil Tone, Wayne Smith, Don Currghar, Hiexman Farty, Olives Ras Erkland, and Aen Sapper, among others.
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John Byra
Joe Widen
Roland Hooves
Er Crea Leager
Virgil Tone
Cracuren
Tntif
Thors Ee
Wayne Smith
Don Currghar
Fon
Hiexman
Farty Olives
Ras Erkland
Aen Sapper Wean
Blakely School Driveway Paved in City Project
Blakely School driveway has been paved by a city program. Principal Brisson notes the area was a pond in rain and will be roped off during construction. The project, pushed by the PTA and many Blakely residents, completes a three year effort.
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Blakely
Baker Lowa
Enterprise Parking Rules Begin Monday
Enterprise announces new parking regulations approved by the Cats Council to take effect at 8 Monday. Rules restrict parking along Maw Sea from Brunson to Cttauces SW and Coge Sueut from Taal to the Courtine. No double parking in the restricted area. a responsible driver must stay with the car. Violators will be marked and fined. Sundays and legal holidays excluded.
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Enterprise
Enterprise Cats Council
Attomercy
Denes Ruey
Poise Carts
Brunson
Cttauces
Taal Tuad
City approves parking limit to aid merchants
A city measure sets a two hour parking limit in downtown lots to help town shoppers. Officials say the policy, adopted by mayor and council, aims to balance access for customers with turnover for merchants and curb lingering vehicles.
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Maxpo Ross
Uncle Sam May Park His Cars For Free
Vague OCR text suggests a public notice about free car parking by Uncle Sam with references to taxes, dates, and names. The readable items include mentions of Adkins and a plan to park vehicles, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
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Sam
City meters soar as Camp Rucker eyes reactivation
Confusing OCR fragment discusses government permits and city meters. Mentions World War I era Camp Rucker and questions about government funding for bark, amid posts' reactivation considerations.
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