Gullace Promoted In Germany
Edward R. Gullace son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Gullace Sr of 845 North Fifth Ave Indiana was promoted to specialist fifth class in the U S Army now serving at Ansbach Germany He is a 1965 graduate of Indiana Area Senior High School and serves as driver and aide to the company commander at Headquarters Company 1st Battalion 37th Armor In July he plans a visit to relatives in Reggio Calabria Italy and expects discharge in October 1968 Two other Indianans Master Sergeant William A Moshier and Private First Class Joe Cooper are stationed at the same base.
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Anthony Gullace
North Fifth Ave
Indiana
U.S. Army
Ansbach
Germany
Gullace
Indiana Area Senior High School
37Th Armor
Reggio Calabra
Italy
Gallace
William A. Moshier
Joe Cooper
Kittanning
WDAD
New Consumer Credit Law Cited In Boston Area Item
Babson Park report notes President Johnson signed the Consumer Credit Protection Act to require full disclosure of financing charges on loans and credit purchases. The law halves garnishment, but impacts lenders and retailers. It mandates dollar totals and annual charges, counting interest and carrying costs, effective July 1 1969. A Massachusetts first, with mixed outlook for lenders and consumers. In separate note, Mrs Bertha Louise Wiley and her two children died in a river accident on Haines Highway near Skagway, details pending.
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Babson Park
Mass
Johnson
Massachusetts
Bay State
Bertha
Louise Wiley
Skagway
Bryce
Jef
Call Off Hunt in Yukon River After Infant Drownings
The Canadian Mounted Police suspended the search for the bodies of two Alaska infants and their mother after last weekend's drowning in the Kinhini River PICIL HSLO mNteres. The report also touches on anticipated advertising costs and a forthcoming law aimed at consumer credit disclosure starting July 1, 1970, promising borrowers added protections when payments become due.
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Whitehorse
Y.T
Canadian Mounted Police
Kinhini River
Seymour lawyer Whitcomb wins Indiana governor bid
Seymour Indiana AP report notes Edgar JD Whitcomb, 56, a Seymour lawyer and former Indiana secretary of state, won the Republican nomination for governor. Paul W. Eggers, 48, another Seymour lawyer, also won the GOP nomination in Texas earlier this year. The two men from the 12,000‑person town are running in separate states.
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Seymour
Indiana
Nomin Seymour
Ind
Two Nation
Paul W. Eggers
Idiana
Bunning
GOP
Texas
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