Homer Martin Ends 40-Year Career With A P Green Co
Homer F. Martin retires as finish foreman after 40 years with A P Green Refractories. Since 1967 he supervised 92 workers in kiln selection storage and finish grinding. He began in 1933 as a brick wheeler and held multiple foreman posts before leadership roles in the Greenco Credit Union and Missouri Credit Union League. He and wife Bertha reside in Mexico with two children including Maj. James H. in Germany.
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Homer F. Martin
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Martin
Mexico
Wheeling
L.C.L
Additon
Walter H. Kiburz
Homer
Greenco Credit Union
Missouri Credit Union League
Harry M. Stover
Greenco Credit Union Board of Directors
Northeast Chapter
Guthriest
James H
U.S. Army
Stuttgart
Germany
Carl Baron
Raytown
St. Louisan Named Among Skylab 3 Principals In MLK Assassination
Jerry Ray, James Earl Ray's brother and media liaison, says a St. Louisan is one of three men named by James Earl Ray as principals in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. assassination. He says the St. Louisan is dead, while the other two men from Baton Rouge and New Orleans are alive. In space news, Skylab 3 crews count 16 New Year transitions as they orbit, crossing the international date line every 93 minutes.
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Ray Brother
St. Louisan
Kansas
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Jerry Ray
Kansas City Star
Chicago
Ray
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Crippen
Judge Sirica and Kissinger Men of Year
NEW YORK AP Judge John J. Sirica of U S District Court named Time magazine Man of the Year for pursuing truth in Watergate. Sirica, 68, appointed 1957 by Eisenhower, served as District of Columbia chief judge by seniority. In Princeton Kissinger named most admired man, displacing Nixon. Graham second, Kennedy fourth, Ford fifth.
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New York
John J. Sirica
U.S. District Court
Time Magazine
Sirica
Dwight D. Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Time
Nixon
White House
John Joseph Sirica
Princeton
N.J
Henry A. Kissinger
Gallup
Billy Graham
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Gerald R. Ford
World Prepares Revelry To Bring In New Year 1974
World capitals plan New Year celebrations amid inflation and fuel shortages. Times Square will ignite lights briefly. Trafalgar Square hosts the plunge. Honolulu and Paris mark the moment with fireworks and horns. East Berlin restricts fireworks and visitor passes, New Orleans eyes a record Sugar Bowl crowd, Los Angeles enforces a crackdown on drunken driving, and Buenos Aires plans a formal military observance. Chicago festivities include a Pump Room dinner and a Young Socialist Alliance rally as crowds gather at State and Madison Streets to welcome 1974.
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Times Square
Trafalgar Square
Honolulu
Paris
New York
East Berlin
New Orleans
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Chicago
Ambassador East
Young Socialist Alliance
Windy City
State and
Madison Streets
Loop
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Homer Martin
A.P. Green Co
Erdel
W. Monroe St
John Erdel
Richard Vance
Ledger “Ay
Fulton
Centralia
Kissinger
World
Liberty
Westworld
Hiway 54 East
David G. Wyatt, D.V.M
Robert
Lankford
Davis
West
Rush Hill
A.A. Flansburg
Robert & Charles
E. Booth
Centralia, Mo
W. Love
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