Bolivian beauty seeks U S stay to avoid arranged marriage
Mireya Urguidi, 22, asked immigration chief J C Stewart to extend her six month visitor visa to remain in the United States. She fears returning to Bolivia would force marriage to a much older diplomat her father chose for her. She said she would marry only for love and seeks a student visa option through Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Mireya Urguidi
J. C. Stewart
South America
Cochabamba
Bolivia
Mireya
Stewart
University of Tulsa
Dean's Pills Offer Kidney Relief For Cold Ailments
As aging and exposure to cold strain kidneys some feel nagging backache fatigue headaches and dizziness. Get Dean's Pills a mild diuretic used by millions for over 69 years to help the kidney tubes push out waste and relieve discomfort.
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Dean
Mrs. Marie Moon Garver 67 Middletown resident dies
Marie Moon Garver 67 lifelong Middletown resident died at 10 50 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after confinement since Monday. She was active in First Methodist Church for 30 years and member of Circle No 1 and Gleaners Class. She is survived by husband Harry H son Robert H two daughters Ruth Jones and Harriet Halderman, a brother Ernest Moon, two sisters Edna Seibold and Louella Rhoades, and seven grandchildren. Funeral at Riggs Funeral Home Saturday 10 am with Rev Kenneth S Learey officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 7 10 pm and Friday 2 5 and 7 10 pm.
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Marie Moon Garver
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 1
Gleaners
Harry H
Robert H
Ruth Jones
Harriet Halderman
Ernest Moon
North Hollywood
Calif
Edna Seibold
This City
Louella Rhoades
West Palm Beach
Fla
Riggs
Kenneth S. Learey
Woodside Cemetery
Obituary: John Lovelace 82 Middletown resident dies
John Lovelace 82 of 4116 Warren Rd. died at 11 45 p m yesterday at his daughter s home lene George Parks 1900 Carolina St He had been ill a few days a Middletown resident 28 years member of Crawford Street Church of God Survived by two sons Ezra of Dayton Walker of Springport Ind five daughters and 20 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at 10 30 a m at Crawford Street Church of God conducted by Dr R C Caudill Friends may call at Joseph R Baker and Son Funeral Home after 7 p m today
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John Lovelace
Warren Rd
Lene George Parks
Carolina St
Middletown
Crawford Street
Church of God
Walker
Springport
Ind
Ezra
Dayton
John Gullette
Claude VanCleve
Miles Sandlin
Parks
Blanche Lovely
Crawford Street Church
Death of Van Wert Funeral Home owner Harry B. Cowan
Harry B. Cowan 64 owner of Cowan and Son Funeral Home Van Wert Ohio died at 12 30 a m in a Lima Hospital after confinement since Tuesday. He is survived by his widow.
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Ward
Harry B. Cowan
Cowan and Son
van Wert
Lima
Navy Yeoman Returns From Portrez Maneuver
Dwight E. McKenzie yeoman third class USN of 711 Yankee Rd returned to Norfolk Va aboard the auxiliary oiler USS Chukawan after participating in Operation Portrez the combined armed forces largest maneuver held in the Puerto Rican area.
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Dwight E. McKenzie
Yeoman
USN
Yankee Rd
Norfolk Va
Chukawan
Combined Armed Forces
Soldier Promoted at Kobe Base 546th Fire Company
Pfc. John A. White son of Mr and Mrs John P White 347 North Main St is promoted to corporal while with the occupation forces at Kobe Base Japan. He serves in the 546th Fire Fighting Company which supplies occupation forces in southern Japan.
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Kobe
Japan
John A. White
John P. White
North Main St
Kobe Base
White
546Th
Soldier Billie D. Smith Serves With 8th Field Artillery Battalion
Pvt. Billie D. Smith, son of Mrs. Catherine Smith of 20 B Veterans Village, is on duty with the 8th Field Artillery Battalion stationed at Nara, Honshu, Japan. The unit is part of the Pacific 25th Infantry Division, commanded by Maj. Gen. William B. Kean.
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Osaka
Japan
Billie D. Smith
Catherine Smith
8Th Field Artillery
Nara
Honshu
William B. Kean
Pvt Lacy M. Keith Assigned to 35th Infantry in Japan
Pvt Lacy M. Keith son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Keith of Trenton is assigned to a heavy mortar company in the 35th Infantry Regiment. The regiment is part of the 25th Infantry Division stationed at Otsu Honshu Japan. Keith enlisted in 1949 at Hamilton and is in Japan on January 22.
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Otsu
Japan
Lacy M. Keith
Emmett Keith
Trenton
35Th Infantry Regiment
25Th Infantry Division
Honshu
Keith
Hamilton
Middletown native becomes corporal in 64th Field Artillery
Cpl. Wallace E. Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells, earned corporal in the regular army after passing a January competitive exam. He serves in Japan as a gunner with Battery A, 64th Field Artillery Battalion, a 105 Howitzer unit in the 25th Tropic Lightning Division. His warrant was presented by Lt. Col. Bayless, battalion commander.
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Nara
Japan
Wallace E. Wells
Roy Wells
Middletown
64Th Field Artillery
Obituary Notice for Rutledge Family Members
A daughter Mrs. John Rutledge of 15 North Main St and two sons Marvin of Ohio City and Donald of Van Wert mourn the passing. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Cowan and Son Funeral Home with burial in Psle Cemetery in Ohio ty.
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John Rutledge
North Main St
Marvin
Ohio City
Donald
van Wert
Cowan and Son Funeral Home
pSle
Ohio
Deaths Yesterday: Genevieve Gray
Los Angeles report. Mrs. Genevieve Gray, 80, once a wealthy Philadelphia society matron, had been living on a state old age pension for the last decade.
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Los Angeles
Genevieve Gray
Philadelphia Society
Bishop McGrath dies at 69 in Baker Oregon
The Most Rev Joseph F McGrath 69 bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Baker died in Baker Oregon He was born in County Kilkenny Ireland and served as bishop for the diocese.
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Baker, Ore
Joseph F. McGrath
Diocese of
Baker
County Kilkenny
Ireland
Two New States Would Change Routine For Flag-Makers
Hawaii and Alaska statehood would trigger a flag refresh as two additional stars appear on each banner. Alaska and Hawaii would gain limited state costs, while citizens keep travel costs and prices. Senate action would decide, with constitutional conventions and presidential approval following statehood. Alaska’s court, insane asylum costs, and road funding could shift to the new state. Hawaii would bear minor extra judiciary costs.
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Washington
NEA
Hawaii
Alaska
U.S
Uncle Sam
Waikiki Beach
Kalamazoo
U. S
Amerca
U.S. Senate
Big House of Representatives
Pacific Paradise
Senate
Territories
Republic
Union
Bee Gee News to Publish Twice Weekly at BGSU
The Bee Gee News at Bowling Green State University will publish twice weekly for four weeks starting tomorrow. Editor William Day announced the change today, with publication days set for Tuesday and Friday. The News has appeared weekly since 1931.
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Bowling Green
C. AP
Bee Gee News
Bowling Green State University
William Day
Findlay
Sales of prepaid sales tax stamps rise in week ended April 1
Ohio Treasurer Don H. Ebright reports prepaid sales tax stamps totaling 2,558,215 dollars for the week ended April 1, up from 2,529,098 dollars a year earlier. Unrelated aviation note and Britannica trivia follow.
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Columbus
Don
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