Twin City Post Goes To Lamb
John M. Lamb of La Crosse is the son of Mrs. Mary C. Lamb and husband of Jean Ann Murphy. A 1942 University of Missouri graduate, he joined the Minneapolis Jaycees in 1946 after Navy service, chaired many committees, joined the board last year, won the Key Man trophy in 1948 for University of Minnesota week work, and now heads the statewide Jaycee centennial committee.
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John M. Lamb
la Crosse
Lamb
Mary C. Lamb
Mississppi Street
Jean Ann Murphy
Minneapo- Lamb
University of Missouri
Minneapolis Jaycee Group
Navy
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Colored Singer Teontin Hall Pursues Broad Range Roles
New Jersey born singer Teontin Hall, known for Broadway character work, studies to play Bloody Mary in South Pacific. She has starred in Showboat The Green Pastures The Pirate Street Scene and performs blues with a Langston Hughes set. She works at Cafe Society and conducts a concert choir.
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New York
Teontin Hall
Bloody Mary
Hep
Cafe Society
Miss Hall
New Jersey
Edna Ferber
Roark Bradford
de Land
Miss Hail
Langston Hughes
South Seas
Alfred Lunt
Ynn Fontanne
Leah
Miami U Perfects Sealed Storage Battery
Miami Florida reports a hermetically sealed storage battery for hearing aids and submarines. Developed by Dr. Palmer H. Craig and associates in the university electronics research lab, it requires no water replacement and seals gases while a catalyst recombines them into water. Patents granted.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Palmer H. Craig
University
Electronics Research Laboratory
Craig
Sicilian woman bears 22 sets of twins in Rome meet
In Rome 600 Italian Twin Society members gathered and noted a Sicilian woman who produced 22 sets of twins, all survived, highlighting a remarkable record among the attendees.
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