Boyles Journey to Korea A War Like Preparation for Summer Bandit Hunt
A columnist recounts preparing to deploy to Korea for a summer bandit hunting season. He recalls family reactions, the urge to serve, and the emotional farewell with wife Frances and mother’s concern. He describes unpacking old World War II gear and the mix of nostalgia and duty that accompanies his upcoming assignment.
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Korea
Frances
Kansas City
North Africa
Sicily
Salerno
Cassino
Normandy
Germany
Airlines
Mid
Manhattan
Bh Troubles and Trials Across Town
Fragmentary report notes tensions involving Bh, Ottie, and Abe with references to apply checks, intense itching, and money concerns. A garbled line mentions Auk rugged for D. D. D. Prescription, indicating possible healthcare or drug-related context and unsettled issues awaiting clarification.
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Ottie
Abe
Farallon Lighthouse Built 1855 On Southeast Island
Coast Guard notes Farallon Light on Southeast Island stands 26 miles offshore with a candlepower of 2 200 000 and is the Pacific Coast’s strongest beacon. The piece also jumbles questions about Margaret Truman and historic greyhound racing with misc details.
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Farallon Islands
California
U. S. Coast Guard
Farallon
Pacific Coast
Leaving New York for Tokyo and reflections on war
The narrator recalls a farewell on a city bus before boarding a plane to Tokyo. An elderly man jokes about Korea and Civil War veterans, while the scene contrasts loneliness with New York’s fading beauty and the looming long journey ahead.
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New York
Tokyo
Korea
What Others Are Saying By Carl Ryman
Soviet communism is in deadly earnest while the tree world is lackadaisical. Dulles and Taft offer sharp critiques of the Truman program promising everyone everything funded by government money.
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Carl Ryman
Johnn Foster Dulles
State Department
Sater
Kruptcy
Ben
Robert A. Taft
R.ohmo
Aunt Het Jennie Calls Out Sloppy Speech Grumble
Jennie laments people talking in bad grammar and never finishing sentences. She says those dodging direct talk never give her a chance to respond.
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Jennie
Irritated Eyelids Promoted Lavopyx Eye Relief
An advertisement claims Lavopyx soothes irritated eyelids and inflamed eyes. It mentions a 35 year mice case and promises a fast refund, with Prompur poothes and an eye cup included. Thousands praise Lavopttik as a remedy for itchy eyes.
New hubby compliments turkey as wife jokes about stuffing
The Driller quips about a turkey being hollow while new wife replies with a joke. The exchange showcases humor around holiday cooking and domestic banter between spouses.
Soaper Says and Wade in a Snippet of 1930s Thought
A compact fragment from a Popular Science style note mocks scientists who claim to produce artificial earthquakes while critiquing government thrift and the shifting political scene. The column references Mon Wallgren rising in a government shakeup and hints at European salvation notion in a terse, era voice.
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Mon Wallgren
Mind and Health Qs Rise From Reader Notes
A fragmented page reviews questions on women as teachers, family size, and social behavior. It cites sociologist notes on marriage and motherhood, plus psychology studies of children. It mentions Yale researchers classifying drinkers by motive and urges reader responses through a mailing ad.
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David Snedden
Florence Heisler
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Police Gazette
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W. H. Haggard
E. M. Jelinek
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Hingo
E. A. Wigedin
Albert Edward Wiggam
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Dooley
Long Beach Glvd
Frue
Roadmaster
BUICK
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Fisher
Long Beach
Buick CO
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Anaheim
Long Beach, Calif
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