Prt Staters in Service Pvt Sam Ried tied to Army life
Pvt Sam Ried of the 808 PR 1isvi2 Co APO 35 NY is stationed in Germany after military training at Fort Gradyon Georgia. He is a 19M graduate of Thomas Walker High and entered service in March 196. His wife Charlee lives at MD Hinesville Pike Middlestate. Other notes mention local youths in military training and service branches with various postings and schools.
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Sam Bk. Tiedsay
Vane Som
Ike Medson
Ewing
Fort Graydon
Georgia
Germany
Thomas Walker High School
Sam Ried
Ol. Br
APO
New York
Pvt Davis Nov On German Duty
Pvt Charles E Davis son of Mr and Mrs Robert Davis Reule 3 Chdcfield Fenn co enly arrived in Germany and is now a member of the 287th Field Artillery Battalion Davis con armmuantilan specialist in the battalions Service Battery entered the Army by March 1957 and completed basic training at Fort Chaffee Ark Also Roger Rector son of Mr and Mrs R R Teetor Havre Fate recently graded from Deweek Radio Communications School at Fort Chaffee Ark He received training in radio equipment operation and Morse code Rector graduated from Lincoln Memorial University Pvt Bobby J Cox son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Cox Route 1 St Charles Va recently arrived in Germany and is now assigned to the U S Army Port of Embarkation in Bremerhaven Cox a security guard in the yards quarters Company was stationed at Fort Gordon Ga and earned basic combat training at Fort Jackson SC The 19 year old attended St Charles High School and worked for W Harless Construction in Permizinm Gap Specialist Thyd Class L Oaks whose wife lives at 1018 Pooth St recently was assigned to Ore Transportation Training at Fort Eustis Va Oaks entered Army in March 194 and was last stationed at Fort Knox Ky He received basic combat training at Fort Knox The son of Mr and Mrs Everett Ex Oaks Route 2 Jehico he attended Pleasant View High School Williamsburg Ky TH Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Grubb 2 son of Mr and Mrs teeta Grubb Artemus is scheduled to complete basic combat tank training with the 4th Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas this week Grubb is a 2nd year graduate of Artemus High School
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Army
Charles E. Davis
Robert Davis
Reule 3
Chdcfield
Fenn
Coenly
Cermimy
287Th Field Artillery
Davis
Servier
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Pyt
Roger If
R. R. Teeetor
Havre
Fate
Deweek Radio Communion
Ark Fle
Gniidune
Lincoln Memorial University
Bobby J. Cox
Robert L. Cox
St. Charles
Germany
U.S. Army
Embarkslon
Bremerhaven
Cox
Yar
Claries High School
W. Harless Construction
L. Oaks
Pooth St
Goumanot
Fort Eustis
Oaks
Foul Knox
Everett
Route 2
Jehico
Pleasant View High School
Williamsburg
Eugene Browning Finishes Training at Fort Kod
Artay Pvt Eugenie Trowning, son of Mr and Mrs Jos Brow ing Frakes, completes basic combat training with the armored division at Fort Kod. A 1955 graduate of Herdereya Settlement High School, he is 12 then year old.
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Artay Pvt
Eugenie Trowning
Jos Browing
Frakes
Ath Armored Division
Fort Kod
Herdereya Settlement Hiigh School
Ethiopians Go To Polls Amid Large Voter Roll Confusion
Ethiopians prepare for elections with more than a million registered voters and a literacy gap shaping campaigns. Ballots feature candidate photos, registration relies on thumbprints, and incentives include lectures for the illiterate. Parliament will have 230 deputies for four-year terms. Emperor Haile Selassie maintains executive appointments.
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Addis Abata
Shike
Bowie Abou
Empteor Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Soviet Mid East moves long foreseen by Soviet officials
United Press dispatch from London details a 1955 plan revealed by Soviet foreign ministry officials tracing Moscow strategy since 1945. The plan divided aims among Europe Asia and the Middle East, highlighting Egypt Syria Lebanon and Khartoum as focal points and noting Nikitin Khrushchev's briefing to the Privy Council. It cites Shepilov’s Middle East tour and ongoing offers of aid to Sudan as part of a broader effort to expand Soviet influence in the region.
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Harold Guard
United Press Stail Correspondert London
Europe
Asia
Middle East
Tils
Foreigi Citige
Turkey
Hoyine
Russia
Shade
Iran
Brita Tat Jones
Nikitin Kinushchev
Privy Cong
Egypt
Syrian
Lebanon
Dmitri Shepilov
Moinist J
Middle Eastern
Sieplay
Syria
Id Khartoum
Seria
Sudan
Qapital
Communist Party
Ranarmir
Tipp
Kyartanien
Masewa
Incomplete preelection invite noted by Garcia
President Garcia invited cover of overthrows and press to report on convention and party proceedings. The text is garbled with names and actions, making specific details unclear.
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Masitar Udv
Anton P Garcia
Tray Ara
D Tech
U. 8
Magne
Ines Ata
Merle
Vole Tuying
Pal Fa
A.B.C
Warm Prices Up Slightly Amid Mixed Farm Report
Washington farmers saw a modest 0.4 percent price rise in mid August for crops and livestock. Eggs and dairy led gains while noncitrus fruit and most vegetables edged lower. The prices paid index was flat from a month earlier, with production costs 3 percent higher than last August. Farm parity stayed near 81 percent.
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Washington Ch
Agriculture Department
Red Skelton's wife under observation for appendicitis
Georgia Skelton remained under observation in Queens Hospital today after signs of appendicitis. The physician said surgery appeared necessary and she had entered the hospital on Thursday. North Viet Nam leader Ho Chi Minh has returned home from visits to nine Communist countries, including the Soviet Union, radio Peiping reported.
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Red Skelton
Georgia
Queens Hospital
Skelton
Nhysician
London
Ho Chi-Minh
Soviet Russia
Radio Peiping
Russia's No On Disarmament Plan Raises Kremlin Worries
The article outlines rising tensions between the Soviet Union and the West over disarmament. It notes Soviet resistance to pyrotechnic tests and ICBM deployments, increased Red activity in Syria, naval movements in the Mediterranean, and shifting German negotiations. It suggests Kremlin moves may mask internal strains and questions whether leadership will purge rivals.
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Studs
Syria
West Germany
Middlesboro Rites for Mrs May Wilson and Others
Funeral services were held for Mrs May Wilson of Middlesboro at Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church with a trio of ministers presiding. Burial followed at Gibson Cemetery with pallbearers including local residents. choir and piano were provided by church members. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Leddie Rose and Mrs Cora Maples of Middlesboro with service details and burial plans, plus information on Chris Willis, his family, and upcoming rites at Cawood Funeral Home.
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May Wilson
Middlesboro
Yellow Creek
Fern
Plano
Damon Patterson
Bebe Turner
Sewell Mose
Mudiesboro
Hengley Chapel
Sewell Rose
Brack Griffin
Henry
Partin
Minshall Beal
Bieminghim
Alabama
Cawood Funneral Home
Cora Maples
Cawood
Fern D. Robinson
Honard Kerk
Olard Teedy
Hurst Cemetery
Avere
Johnnie Reason
John Branscom
George Branscom
Nick Brans
Frank Jones
James Treece
Buster Willams
Willie Merkley
Pauline Harris
Saeralyn
Jackson
Area Scouts Plan Annual Recruit Drive
Area Scouts plan a fall recruit drive led by Payne, Cumberland Council Scout Executive. The roundup aims to attract boys into Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorers, expand packs and troops across several counties, and host neighborhood rallies with buddy night meetings to invite friends and teach scouting skills. Scouting levels include Cub Scouts ages eight to ten, Boy Scouts ages eleven to thirteen, and Explorers for older youths, emphasizing outdoor skills, leadership, and citizenship. Since 1910 over a hundred million have joined, with current active membership around 326,302.
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Bay San America
Payne
Cumberland Council
Jinthy Craveils
Svea
Bell
Kuus
Whitey
Leuvel
Harlan
Cane
Chittarne
Clay Counties
Boy Scouts of America
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Sa Aymiy
Aryne
Fort Knox
Spatirk Farm
Dee
Krex
Barboursville
Miller-Tancey
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Baker
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Reguilady
Garrife
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Maxwell Field
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Manwell Ave
Walt
Air Force
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Texas
Em Wis
Myr
Waller II
Jacksonville
Fira
Mutchesboroigh School
Pvt. Davis
Roger
Radio
Bobby Cox
C. Kl. Oaks
Eustis
Grmville
Grubb
Teeta Grubb
Artemus
Armora Division
Fort Hood
Iguibb
Artemus High
Eugene Browning
Wyat
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Tenn
Alleem
Donoha
Nashvile
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Sirec
Ray Jones
Ash
Faustino Regluitti
Dellice
Ben J. Bunch
Jellies
Arsy Hawk
City
Donny Guy
Mossie Moore and
Daupter
T. Shepherd
Corbin Bertha Hattled
George Paves
Nee Admissions
Jean Chambers
Huddleston
James 1
Brapan
Nelly Hayes
Pleasant ‘View
Lowohl
Van
Charles
Four Mile Imrt
Inman Hurst
Middleshoro Tmospital
Clinte
Mawes
Hugh L. Greaves
Sharps Chane
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City Dy
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OG As
Ceri
Mechanteat Dponeila
Luneh Raven
Alpper Avtenonk bin Airy
Metabook Paper
CPF Tis
Price Abe
Rory Calhoun
Yonne Decato
Maisy Kaye
Perez Fahado
Jesse James
Daltons
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Barbara Lawrence
Glenda Warrell
Harvey Leme
Sun
Eddy Duchin
Tyrone Power
KiM NOVAK _E
Jre Chandler
Rita Gam
Donat
Gonzalt United
Strte
Lisbeurn
Kruiniin
Nikite Klimushchev
Leddie Hose
Leddie Rose
Middleshow
Bell County
Emma Williford
Ds. CG
Chris) Willis S.C
Civis
Willis
Winchester Ave
Bor
Hane County
James
Jane Ray Willis
Lula Bowling
Cawood Funeral Home
W. B. Bingham
Burfak
Hurst
Lula
Wills
Middiesboro
Marie Millec
Pruden
Sam Willis
Kenvir
Lark Willis
Biy
Stone Gap
Her
A.B
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Audit Bureau of Ciculations
MidKay
Hews
MNO
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