Family Crisis Safely Met As Nina Gets Her Cat
In New York a five year old girl Nina is gifted a kitten after a family vote. As godparents we weighed the readiness, then Nina and sister safely obtained the cat from a nearby neighbor, proudly declaring it theirs and expressing happiness.
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Military Service Facts from MAJ Nial on Veterans Benefits
Readers ask about unemployment pay under the GI Bill and where to apply. The local state employment service office handles applications. The VA reports 1 215 000 Korean veterans as of Sept 30 this year. Payments to POW claimants began Oct 6 on a first come basis, with about 3 000 claims weekly. Army medical aid and hospital care may be available if space allows near home. Change of beneficiary can be done via VA or nearest VA office without the policy in hand. Down payment rules for GI home loans permit life insurance borrowing for the down payment, no other borrowing allowed. Include stamped self addressed envelopes for correspondence.
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Model Saucer Flies Over Akron Crowd
Model plane flyers in Akron launch a flying saucer that spins successfully over spectators. A glider wins a top prize in a dramatic flight that vanished from sight, and another plane achieves speeds above 141 mph in a speed event.
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Moody church hosts YWCA vesper with Rev Walkup
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church led Sunday vesper services with Rev. John Walkup delivering “The Path of Life” and Miss Sharon Boettcher as soloist. Mrs. Olga Ramsey chaired the ten hour event aided by J. D. Barclay Harold Barclay and W. Wiemerslage.
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Reader Q and A from Haskin Service archive
Answers to common factual questions include name usage for a child John Robert Smith III, biblical references Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5, and the Barrows inscription on a Williamsburg sundial. It covers topics from retirement pay to sawgrass hurricanes, Jordan Iraq royal kinship, and DiMaggio’s career.
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Household Helps booklet advertised for home making hints
A handy booklet offers painting, repairing, housekeeping tricks, kitchen helps and more. Priced at 25 cents postpaid, coupon included with payment to The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau, 1200 Eye St NW Washington DC 5.
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1000 School Units Face Loss of State Aid If Consolidation Passes
Wisconsin debates a bill aimed at ending state subsidies for suspended rural districts that send students to neighboring schools. About 1,000 districts receive roughly 1.75 million dollars annually under current rules. elimination would push many to annex to operating districts, altering local taxes and district coverage. Gov Kohler supports the reform spirit and legislative leaders back the measure, aligning with a push to improve school aid formulas.
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Super-Speed Rise In GOP Party Wins Post For Summerfield
Flint Michigan business leader Arthur Ellsworth Summerfield rose rapidly from Grassroots rally organizer for Wilkie in Genesee County to national Republican chairman and Eisenhower campaign figure. His "Summerfield Plan" became a model for fund raising and strategy, culminating in the postmaster general appointment.
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Meyer Soloist At University
Northwestern University a cappella choir to present what may be the Chicago area’s first performance of The Christmas Story by Heinrich Schütz on Sunday afternoon December 7. Richard Meyer, 122 S. 16th St, is a soloist in the presentation with chamber orchestral accompaniment.
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Chicago
Heinrich Schuetz
Richard Meyer
S. 16Th St
George Howerton
School of Music
University Symphony Orchestra
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