Tri Staters in Service Retires After 40 Years in Navy
Thetis Bingiwan, Pin ie Kentucky, retires from naval service on September 3 after four decades of faithful duty. He served as Chief Master at Arms aboard the USS Arizona and later with Task Force 53, seeing action at Guam Saipan the Philippines Okinawa Iwo Jima and other sites. He plans civilian life in Ivyville with his father.
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Boapeli Mate
Thetis Bingiwan
Pin ‘Ie
Kentucky
Naval Air “Or
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Massa
Great Lakes
Tinais
GSS
Arizona
Hts
Guam
Saipan
Phillipanes
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Buyham
Ivyvilie
Pvt William York Rejoins Battalion After Exercise Return
Pvt William York of the AA Battalion participates in a Whe exercise with the 200th Battalion, then returns to Fort Lay and Fort West after completing duties. The report notes his reentry into the battalion and subsequent postings.
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Pvt
William York
York
Fort Laytien
Mer
Nat Fort Wrst
Franklin Taylor Aboard Destroyer Return to Newp Assword
Franklin Taylor serves aboard a destroyer on a voyage that includes visits to Athens and Spetsai in Greece, Venice, Rome, and ports around the Mediterranean. The journey features naval duty, port calls, and a look at ship life aboard during the deployment.
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Athens
Spetsai
Greece
Venice
Rome
Po Mallasea
Guoride Tar
The
Lawson Graduates From Army Supply Training At Fort Knox
Pyr. Lawson of Jelico Route 2 recently completed the parts supply course at the Army Training Center Fort Knox. The eighteenth course covered stock control inventory methods and storage procedures.
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Pyt Ar Lawson
Sin
Amico Lawson
Route 2
Jelico
Armys Training Center
Fort Knox
Tenyseth Suns
Pfe William Hale On German Duty
Fragmentary OCR text mentions William Hale and German duty with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or clear details to summarize beyond noting a possible wartime or military reference involving Hale and German duty. The readable content is too garbled to deduce a specific incident, date, or location.
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William Hale
Stepfather's Crusade on Delinquency Gets Results
In Columbus Ohio September a crusade led by a stepfather named Walter Finnie spurs public concern over juvenile delinquency. Police and officials report a gang of eight from well-to-do families used a vacant house as a headquarters for thefts and planning. The case triggers debate on juvenile court leniency and calls for stricter enforcement while France defends a tougher stance and urges change in authorities' attitudes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter Finnie
France
Attornons
Cularbus
Fox Cay
Franc
Industry Strives to Cut Huge Agricultural Surplus
New York AP reports private industry and government efforts to reduce a massive agricultural surplus. Disposal methods include dollar rates, donations, and foreign currency sales, with aims to restore supply and demand and avoid harming trade relations. Clarence Francis calls surplus disposal the biggest sales job globally.
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New York
Jdustry
Dail
Clarence Francis
General Fouls Corn
Francis
Paul Sayres
Robert Ryan Opens Own School for His Kids
Hollywood actor Robert Ryan says overcrowded public schools spurred launching Oakwood School in the San Fernando Valley. The nine-person staff, three buildings on three acres, charges 700 dollars yearly and emphasizes arts, character and traditional education for ages two to twelve.
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Vernon Scott
United Press
Hollywood
Cessiad
Ryan
Hyan
Oakwood
Aetar
Aimatos
Los Angeles
Ehpal
San Fernando Valley
Tamith
List
Goare Betel
Phew
Nor & Rent
Oakwood School
Everthing
Mad Kuiter Captured Amid Turbulent Chicago Case
A damaged Chicago text reports the capture of a suspect named Mad Kuiter, formerly tied to Pinkerton's Detective Agency. The fragment mentions a 25 year old waterman and assigns details about victims and identification attempts. The garbled note references a chaotic sequence of events and ongoing follow ups by authorities.
Actress Is Gas Victim in Hoboken Fire Disaster
In Hoboken New Jersey a 22 year old actress died after exposure to gas from a defective generator in a mid sized incident near the Hudson River. Other victims including injured men and women were treated at the scene and at nearby hospitals as rescuers worked to stabilize the situation.
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N. J
Hudson River
Pati
Amon Pearly
Hee
Wein Sj Wishart
Miss Stevens
Soli
Justin Scappy
Yoiskar
Aleta Sith Moe
News Briefs From Distant Capitals and Riots
The report cites PFLAG and embassy turmoil in Taipei linked to May riots. Davis oversees embassy rehabilitation as a naval unit operates downtown. Paris notes NATO and NA TO exercises named Counterpunch to test Western air defenses later this month with details on movement toward Tokyo.
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Taipal
Monty
Chirose
Davis
Ie Ue
Navy Medical
Taipei
Paris
NATO
Village council weighs 2 year wait for hall purchase
A jumble of fragmented notes reports Glencoe village officials mulling a two year wait on constructing a new town hall after purchasing the building for 487,000. The dispatch also covers Dower Von Jontan’s police questioning over a knife and whisky incident, and several unrelated items including college admissions, a governor’s remarks, and a Tokyo social note.
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Glencoe
Miwaiger
Robert B. Morris Sand
Wien
Wes Maris
Milwaukee
Dower von Jontan
Eleriiej
Federal Power Commission
Obituary notices for Younce Henderson and family
Obituaries list survivors for Pusu Younce of 20th Street Destination and Mary Jill Roark of Patafork d. at Pineville Hospital. both services pending. Willer Henderson, 30, Middiesboro, leaves wife Verte Henderson and children Imogene Kenneth Sammy Jerry Curtis. mother Viola Henderson and many Henderson siblings. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at East Cumberkint Avenue Taplist Church and 30th Street Holiness Church with burial at Middleshony Cemetery and Hurst Cemetery respectively.
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20Th Street
Tory
Durlith
Detroit
Younce
Norro
East
Cumberkint Avenue
Taplist
Middleshony
Cawood Funeral Home
Willer Henderson
Middisborn
Verte Flenderson
Middleshorn
Imogene Henderson
Midiesboro
Kenneth
Sammy
Jerry
Curtis Henderson
Middleboro
Viola Hemderson
Middlesboro
Hubert
Tul Lenderson
Toy Henderson
Toledo
Chie
Arvil Henderson
LaFol Ioite
Opal Henderson
Middlesham
30Th Street
William Russell Gats Rites Set After Long Illness
William Russell Gats 81 of Pleasant View Rose Hill died Friday at 7 pm after a long illness. He was a Lee County farmer, a deacon at Valy Huss Grove Missionary Baptist Church, and survived by six sons Madison Oats Sneedville TN Charlie Oats Kingsport Allen Oats Willoughby OH Henry Oats Annapolis MD Tutor Oats Painesville OH Floyd Oats Rose Hill. two daughters Mrs Laura tlonshell Annapolis MD and Mrs Nancy Balt Kingsport. one sister Mrs Jez Burton Indianapolis IN. 38 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Body to home at 4 pm today. Funeral Sunday at 2 at Van Hals Crewe Church officiated by Revs Robert Littrell and Fred Janeway. Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill in charge.
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Pleasant View
Rose Hill
Lee County
Valy Huss Grove Missionary
Laura
Tlonshell
Annapolis
Nancy Balt
Kingsport
Jez Burton
Indianapolis
Ind
van Hals Crewe
Vobert Littrell
Fred Janeway
Davidson Funeral Home
Hospital Notes At Mardleshard Memorial Hospital
Admission list from Mardleshard Memorial Hospital includes Frances Sealt and other patients with locations such as Cochin, City, Cumberland, Barbourville, and New Tazewell. Records note admissions for Donald Southern and Delphia Presswell among numerous names, with residential ties noted and dates partially obscured.
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Nea St
Wirthins
Lonsville
Frances Sealt
Cochin
Johnny Osboyne
Lautt
Helen
Scott P. Jackson
ATV Tell Mra
Lewiy
Rten
City
Glade
Siste Ray
Harrogete
James Giles Saulson
New Tazewell
Henry Gussell
Hare Togate
James Skistmaee
Lewis Brow
City Everett
Ef, Moore
City Admissions
Donald Southern
Tse
Mes
Delphia Presswell
Cumberland Gay
MM. Miles
Barbourville
Ted CoMngsworth
Fazewell
Refugee students to enroll at Kentucky college this fall
Hopkinsville reports President Wa E Richardson of Bole ll College says byotyne garian refugees will enroll Tuesday for the fall term with tuition waived in part for Hungarians. Madisonville notes about 880 people from railroads and officials plan a barbecue and fish fry at a downtown event. Frankfort reports the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board suspends five days license of a Lexington bar on a bad check charge to Howard Hunt Jr., Inc.
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Bolell College
Baptist Junior College
Madisonville
Frankfort
Lexington Farony
Howard Hunt Je, Inc
Haerodsburg
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