Three Years Too Long In Europe
Army and Air Force women in Europe call a three year tour too long and prefer two years. WAC Sgt Mildred Baum at 97th General Hospital Frankfurt, Waves, and Waves in England seek home leaves. many are overseas involuntarily but still view abroad life as tolerable. Most express home sickness yet say if they gripe they are happy.
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Ruth Gmeiner
United Staff
Frankfurt
Germany
Army
Air Force
Europe
Mildred Baum
WAC
97Th General Hospital
Sgt
Salzburg
Austria
Paris
England
London
Navy
Janet Joachim
North Attleboro
Mass
Mary Bartos
Clarksburg
W. Va
Janet
Mary
Italy
France
Ireland
Wacs
Wafs
Willie J. — . Ne Ala
Galea Ub
Philippines
Heidelberg
States
Dyar
Joan Schiller
Margaret Parker
Alexandria
Textile Men See Slight Bright Spot in gloom of year
Atlantic City reports leaders of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute see signs the worst mood has passed. They warn of foreign competition and ongoing depression with 140000 idle workers, 20 to 25 percent lower production, and 25 to 30 percent fall in prices. The three day meeting opens this afternoon.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Man seeks long lost sister. police help sought
Louis Keppert of Winnebago Wisconsin asked Kokomo police to locate his sister who had not spoken in 10 years. He learned she was living in Kokomo and sent a park he enclosed to the department. Patrolman James Patterson, a police officer, saw the photo and said that the woman is his wife.
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Kokomo
Ind
Louis Keppert
Winnebago
Wis
Keppert
Don Scott
Scott
James Patterson
North Carolina urged to boost voter registration drive
Secretary Thad Eure pressed reporters to write about registering voters this Saturday as census figures show 2.3 million potential voters, 1.6 million registered, and only about half of those registered actually vote. The piece notes other topics from Eure on journals delays and precinct meetings.
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Thad Eure
Thad
Shetter
United States Bureau of the Census
North Carolina
Census Bureau
Eure
Secretary of State
Senate
House of
Senate Se
House
Eugene Shaw
Gene Shaw
Raleigh
Greensboro
Congressman Elected but Loses Vote in Georgia Primary
In Georgia's off year Democratic primary Rep. James C Davis secured the Fifth District nomination amid a contested race against Baxter Jones, while the unit system leaves the popular vote winner trailing. Incumbents E E Cox Sidney A Camp W M Wheeler also led, with several others renominated without opposition.
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Atlanta
James C
Davis
Georgia
Phil Landrum
John
Wood
Landrum
Baxter Jones
Jones
Atlanta University
E. E. Cox
Sidney A. Camp
W. M. Wheeler
Preston H. Price
E. L. Forrester
Carl Vinson
Henderson Lanham
Paul Brown
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United States
Newport News
Atlantic
Capital Square
General Assembly
County Board of Elections
Election Board
Richard Russell
Russell
Chicago
Vention
Prescription Headquarters Cosmetics
Surlington Mille
Steves
Burlington Mills
Hollywood
Lord Charles
SALE
Dungarees
Sale! Women’s
Playshoes
Elite Bakery
E. Washington
C. B. Piner & Son
Willow St
Sambert
Charles
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