Little People Weave Moonbeams For Breda And Frank
In Tralee the tale of Breda O Sullivan and Frank Hagostak unfolds with Irish lore. The Little Folk guide a bottle from a 1945 war veteran to Dingle Bay, where Breda finds a note and they travel toward a quiet, shy union as peopled by legends.
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Breda O'Sullivan
Asthore Machree
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Tralee
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Combat pay for Korea veterans approved by Congress
The Defense Department will pay combat duty pay retroactive to June 1950 to service members who served in Korea. Eligible personnel receive 45 dollars per month for months in combat, with limits for injuries, missing in action, or captivity. Applications will be required and forms should be available mid September. checks likely start next year.
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Saucers Reported Over Israel by Haifa Resident
The Jerusalem Post says a Haifa resident observed a bright green elliptical object with a rapidly revolving belt around its middle flying across the sky over Israel.
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Largest open pit iron mine at Hibbing Minnesota
The largest open pit iron mine in the world lies at Hibbing Minnesota. It measures 350 feet deep, two and a half miles long, and covers an area of about 1 070 acres.
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Answers to Questions from The La Crosse Tribune Bureau
The article presents a Q A style exchange listing common questions and answers on topics from tornado movement and mutilated money redemption to cribbage origin and custard tips. It promotes a poetry collection America’s Favorite Poems available for 25 cents postpaid via the Tribune Information Bureau.
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CIO-PAC Leaders Meet To Talk Candidates Strategy
Washington dispatch reports 500 CIO leaders gather to discuss endorsing Adlai Stevenson for president. Philip Murray and Jack Kroll lead talks on endorsements, money, and strategy with board decisions expected tomorrow. PAC aims to mobilize voters and raise at least one million dollars, building on a prior record of 1.2 million in 1950 elections.
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Taft
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Labor Federation
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