Iceland Gets New Army Commander
Washington June 16 Major General William Key former provost marshal general of the European theater of operations becomes the new army commander in Iceland. He replaces Major General Charles Bonesteel who has been assigned to an unannounced post.
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Local residents visit and travel around nearby towns
A sequence of visits and weekend trips is recorded with many names and places. Beverly Edwards of Indianapolis stayed with her parents in Lyons. Families from Owensville Solsberry Washington Terre Haute Martinsville Newcastle Linton Sandborn Worthington Bloomfield Red Key Indianapolis Akron Ohio Ja sonville and others are noted for weekend or Sunday gatherings and visits to relatives and parks.
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Beverly Edwards
Indianapolis
Dault Edwards
Richard Gregg
Owensville
Garrett Hunter
Robert Hunter
Luther Newman
Robert Grounds
McCormick’s Creek State Park
Wayne Lutes
Solsberry
O. D. Bloomer
Roberta
Virginia Madden
Washington
Walter Madden
Thomas Osborne
Marcus Myers
Terre Haute
Donald Mannen
Minnie Wells
Mildred
June Schantz
Jesse Schantz
Wayne Shanks
Sandborn
Arlie Stalcup
Jimmie Russell
Akron
Ohio
Millié Russell
Stanley Herold
Martinsville
Claude Welles
Roy Hannum
Newcastle
Neal Weaver
Linton
Jesse Bennett
Jasonville
Thurlow Allen
Clayton Tibbett
Tibbett
George Ashbaugh
Worthington
Leonard Fields
Don
Thomas Clay and
Byron Rady
Claude Hyde
Mack Frye
Lawrence Stahl
Robert Weaver
Red Key
Floyd Kendall
Betty
Kay
Bloomfield
Nina Edwards
Local Families Visit Elements of Indianapolis Scene
Foster Edwards and family and Mrs. Mack Kirk with daughter Carolyn visited Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards on Sunday in Indianapolis. A large group including Roscoe Kinnamon and baby, Vernon Roach and children, Hiram Kinnamon, and Willis Waldron shared time with Mrs. Hiram Kinnamon. Evelyn Kinnamon of Indianapolis visited Monday, and Larry Brafford of Cleveland and Geneva Skomp’s family announce the birth of a daughter Sue Ann June 8.
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Foster Edwards
Mack Kirk
Carolyn
Indianapolis
Kermit Floyd
Bloomfield
Susie
Floyd Stafford
West Island
John Edwards
Roscoe Kinnamon
Virginia
Vernon Roach
Mineral
Hiram Kinnamon
Jeffersonville
Willis Waldron
Switz Cry
Gilbert
Production Line Accidents Report
Washington reports Labor Department findings on wartime factory injuries. In 30 months, 48 500 workers killed on the job and 98 000 lost an arm leg hand or eye. U98 000. Two and a half years total 275 000 man years of work lost.
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Washington
Labor Department
Story of American Heroes in Mediterranean Air Raid
An uncredited United Press account honors two sergeant gunners lost during a May raid on Foggia, Italy. Their battered B-24 crashed near Palermo as battles raged overhead, the rear gunner and waist gunner perishing while aiding each other and lasting in memory as a testament to selfless sacrifice.
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War Department
Foggia
Italy
Palermo
Sicily
Mediterranean
Greer Garson Awarded Medal for Mrs Miniver
Hollywood June 15 Greer Garson has been awarded the British Picturegoer gold medal for her work in Mrs Miniver She also previously won the Oscar from the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts for the same role This is her second British award after Blossoms in the Dust last year
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Calif
U.P
Greer Garson
Mrs.Miniver
American Academy of Motion ‘Picture Arts
Miss Garson
Bucktown Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mrs. Helen Pahmier hosted a Sunday dinner for her mother Mrs. Emma Dunbar's birthday anniversary. The item lists numerous calls and visits including Margie Knochs with sister in Indianapolis, Della Hildenbrand in Carlisle, and many other relatives and friends visiting throughout Bucktown and nearby towns. Reads as a community social roundup with health notes on Gary Hardesty recovering from measles.
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Helen Pahmier
Emma Dunbar
Margie Knochs
Dale Stanton
Indianapolis
Della Hildenbrand
Carlisle
Albert Hildenbrand
Homer Benefield
Phillip ‘Benefield
Wayne ‘Bedwell
Opal Anders
Daisy Isbell
Rollie ‘Stone
Nelson Isbell
Local Social Roundup From West Jefferson Area
West Jefferson area visitors and family guests are listed including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Morgan. Sylvester Carrithers moved to his brother Roscoe Carrithers in Carlisle. Vernon Goodman visited Ernest Beck. Jesse Moore and Lettie Beck hosted family guests. Millard Spurlin and son Charles traveled to Linton. Willie Clayton injured a hand harvesting. Froman Goodman called on Ernest Beck and left with him to shear sheep. Stella Morgan and Charles Turner plus Donnie Turner visited Lettie Beck.
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Charles Turner
Indianapolis
Laurence Morgan
Donnie Turner
Sylvester Carrithers
Roscoe Carrithers
Carlisle
Vernon Goodman
Paxton
Ernest Beck
Jesse Moore
Lettie Beck
Stella Morgan
Sargent Boy Undergoes Appendectomy
Mr and Mrs James Sargent learned their son Ray Sargent employed in Kingston Michigan underwent an appendectomy at a Ypsilanti hospital on Tuesday His condition is reported as satisfactory
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James Sargent
Ray Sargent
Kingston, Mich
Ypsilanti
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