Marshall Islands Missionary Life and Strict Church Rules
In the Marshall Islands, Miss Eleanor Wilson leads Rong Rong Mission duties and aids in the church school amid a culture where smoking can still lead to church expulsion. The region, with about 150 total residents including students, lacks electricity and relies on rainfall for water.
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William
Mise Wilson
YWCA
Marshalls
Tropics
Rong Rong
Rong
Protestant — Church School
Forrest Martin Named Junior High Principal at Littlefield
Ralph Schilling announced Forrest Martin, longtime Littlefield Junior High social science teacher, will assume principal duties. Martin, six years on the Littlefield faculty, previously coached at Morton and Ralls, earned a BS from East Texas State College and an MA in Education from Texas Tech. He and wife Mrs. Martin have three daughters.
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Littlefield
Ralph Schilling
Forrest Martin
Hereford
Martin Martin
Martin
Morton
Ralls
East Texas State College
Commerce
Texas Tech
Spur
Martins
Sandra
Shelia
Shelley
Exuberant Koreans Welcome Rhee Rears Airport Chaos
Rhee returned to the Republic of Korea from Washington to a crowd of about 500 officials diplomats soldiers and well wishers at the airport. U S military police corralled photographers and a diplomatic minister was ordered away as Rhee ignored the confusion and greeted top officials including Gen Maxwell D Taylor and Lt Gen Roger Curtis.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Washington
Rhee
U. S
Seminole Club to Organize Emergency Polio Drive
Seminole Texas representatives from all clubs will meet Tuesday to map an emergency polio drive organized by county chairman Earl Brasfield. The drive will resemble the March of Dimes campaigns, with no set Gaines County quota and assignments to be distributed to city organizations.
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Seminole
Earl Brasfield
Brasfield
Gaines County
Three Men and Woman Plead Innocent to Liquor Charges
Three defendants Wiley Wynne 26 of Lubbock Tackett 36 of Lorenzo and Clare Mitchell 35 of Carver Heights pleaded not guilty to liquor law offenses. Each posted $500 bond via County Court-at-Law Judge Robert J Allen with bonds due at the September 6 term.
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Robert J. Allen
Willie L. Wynne
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Charles Abner Tackett
Lorenzo
Clare Mitchell
Carver Heights
Adda
Theft Disclosure May Rattle One Third Of Police Force
In Birmingham on August 14 police chief Robert Lindbergh warned a crack down on irregularities could cost as many as 100 or more officers their jobs or lead to jail terms. He said top department officials may face dismissal if they knew of the alleged burglary ring and did nothing. A former officer’s 19 page confession implicated 23 officers, though only four have been jailed and six others face action. In Snyder Texas on the same day Donna Kay Duff five was admitted with polio, the year’s 12th case and fourth in a week, all but one in children under 12.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Indbergh
Snyder
Snyder, Tex
Donna Kay Duff
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Donna Kay
Britain keeps embargo on war supplies to Guatemala
Britain will continue the embargo on war potent ial goods to Guatemala. Informants say the Armas regime still claims British Honduras and has replaced the 1945 constitution. Britain joined the U S in policing the coastline and recognized the Armas government last month.
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Guatemala
London
Britain
Col. Armas
British Honduras
Armas
Auras
Caribbean
United States
Arma
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Loomises
Loomis
Boston
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New York
Kalamzoo
Mich
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Kusaie
Caroline Islands
Kusak
Pacific
Sendars
Amt
Om Reliable Pharmacy
19Th St
Scott Ballard
Herb Bannister
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Rockies
Northwest Pacific
Middle Atlantic
Mier Pyun
Ramey and
Kore
Korea
Tex
Edey Lorena Armstrong
A.A. Armstrong
W. E. Clift
Seminole Club
Swansdown
Cobb and Jenkins
Millinery Department
Drugelst
Grerex
Colgate
Toh Korata
Steere
Paramount
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