Brothers in arms Buddy and Lloyd Nance join Air Force
Buddy and Lloyd Nance from Archdale have served in the Air Force since December last year. Graduates of High Point High School, the brothers trained at Lackland and Lowry, then were nearly separated before orders kept them together at Washington HQ and Camp Stoneman. They hope to stay paired for a Japan assignment with the Pacific Headquarters.
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Buddy
Lloyd Nance
Air Force
Archdale
Sam
Nance
Lloyd
High Point High School
Raleigh
Lackland
Lowry
Harold Johnson
Air Force Headquarters
Washington
D.C
Pentagon
Camp Stoneman
Cal
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
I. C. Nance
End of US Occupation of Japan Approaches
Tokyo reports the occupation government winding down without fanfare as SCAP cuts staff and signals continued limited oversight through fall and winter. Ridgway will become a guest after peace treaty ratification, with Tokyo operations to wind down within 90 days after ratification.
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Tokyo
Japan
Supreme Command of
Allied Powers
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pacific
U. S. Senate
San Francisco
Ridgway
Yokohama
U. N
Joseph Dodge
Detroit Baker
SCAP
Condition That Often Proves To Be Fatal to Young Babies
Medical guidance on infant diarrhea outlines fluid replacement, ensuring potassium intake, and gradual reintroduction of feeding with skimmed milk or protein milk to prevent relapse. Dehydrated banana flakes cited as helpful. mild cases may use camphorated tincture of opium and isolin-pectin. In severe cases, antibiotics such as sulfonamides, chloromycetin, streptomycin, tetracycline, and aureomycin may be valuable. all cases require physician care.
Auto group cites vast weekly car use for work and shopping
The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports 22,000,000 passenger cars are used weekly by owners to earn a living, while 16,000,000 are used for shopping. The figure highlights the high dependence on personal vehicles in daily commerce.
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The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Forest Fires Linked to Lumbering in California in 1950
The United States has over 1,000 tree species with about 100 commercially valuable. In 1950, 3,838 fires burned protected California forests, with 129 fires attributed to the lumbering industry.
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United States
California
Diamond Ring Travels Cross-Country From California to New York
Penryn Calif. Union Press dispatch reports a $300 diamond ring belonging to Daikichi Furuta, a fruit packer, vanished while packing peaches for shipment to the East. The ring was found in Arizona where a telegram from the Penryn Fruitgrowers Association announced a first territorial prison in Announced in Yuma in 1876.
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Penryn
Calif
New York
Daikichi Furuta
Penryn Fruitgrowers Association
First Territorial Prison
Buick Special Promises Comfort and Easy Handling
Take comfort. The best thing to do is try the depth of its seats and headroom in this Buick Special. It features big soft coil springs on every wheel and a torque tube keel that smooths bumps, plus Buick’s front end geometry that helps steer itself and returns the front wheels to a straight line after turns.
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Buick
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