Great Falls Substitutes For Berlin Corridor In Training
Great Falls Montana becomes a Berlin style airlift training base as C 54 cargo planes and crews prepare for three week tours. Instructors with thousands of hours guide active duty personnel and volunteers through ground school and around the clock corridor flights.
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Great Falls
Mont
Berlin Corridor
Great Falls Air Force Base
Montana
Berlin
Air Force
Northcentral
Military Air Transport Service
Germany
Vittles
Fairfield-Suisun
Calif
Leslie J. Greenwood
Illinois
GCA
Alaska
Claude S. Haigler
el Paso
Tex
Shakespearian actor Raymond Kent dies at 62
Raymond Royce Kent, a 62 year old Shakespearian actor and silent film performer, died yesterday. He led the Tivoli Company theater chain based in Denver and retired from stage work about ten years ago. He acted opposite Marion Davies and Mary Pickford in films and shared stages with Lionel and John Barrymore. Camels can traverse 25 miles daily for three days without water during desert crossings.
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New York
Raymond Royce Kent
Kent
Tivoli Company
Denver
Colo
Marion Davies
Mary Pickford
Billy Dove
Lionel Barrymore
John Barrymore
Fire Alarm Dedication Wednesday in Middletown
Middletown will dedicate its new 72000 dollar fire alarm and police signals system at 2 p.m. tomorrow with City Commission Chairman Marvin D. Clark placing the final switch at the Number One Fire House on Broad Street. The service invites the public.
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Middletown
Marvin D. Clark
Broad St
Fred Schatzmann
A. C. Kilburn
Gamewell Company
Newton
Elmer Hinkle to speak at Kiwanis noon meeting
Elmer Hinkle former radio star of Hink and Dink will discuss Have We The Will To Face The Future as a guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting in the Manchester Hotel Thursday. He is now assistant to O V Moesch, president of the Cincinnati Union Stock Yard Co. F H Swinehart, program chairman, will introduce him.
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Elmer Hinkle
Hink and Dink
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Hinkle
O. V. Moesch
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard Company of
Cincinnati
F. H. Swinehart
New Pastor Colin H Campbell Installed at United Presbyterian Church
The Rev Colin H Campbell will be installed as pastor of First United Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m Wednesday by a commission from First Ohio Presbytery. The charge will be given by Dr Daniel C Campbell of Monroe and Rev John C K Milligan of Fairhaven. Amy Compton will be organist and the chancel choir will sing. Campbell, a Westminster College 1942 graduate, studied theology at Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary and served as chaplain in the US Navy with two overseas tours. He previously served as student supply at Swissvale United Presbyterian and athletic supervisor at Allegheny YMCA. He is married to Marjorie Spain.
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Colin H. Campbell
First United Presbyterian Church
First Ohio Presbytery
Edwin B. Fairman
United Presbyterian Church of Oxford
Daniel C. Campbell
Monroe United
Amy Compton
Campbell
Westminster College
Pittsburgh- Xenia Seminary
Pittsburgh
Swissvale United Presbyterian Church
Allegheny Ymca
U. S. Navy
Philippines
South Pacific
Navy
Martins Ferry
Marjorie Spain
Washington, D.C
Officials oversee new equipment installation in Upper Falls
City Commissioners Clark Francis Carmody Robert A Gibbs and Dr Ross A Hill along with A K Lewis Police Chief Thomas D Carmody Fire Chief William Fishbaugh City Attorney Schatzmann City Electrician Chalmers Brewer and assistant Robert Johnson supervised the installation.
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Upper Falls
Mass
Clark
Francis Carmody
Robert A. Gibbs
Ross A. Hill
A. K. Lewis
Thomas D. Carmody
William Fishbaugh
Schatzmann
Chalmers Brewer
Robert Johnson
Heads Up Pedestrian Safety Urged by Police Chief Carmody
Police Chief Thomas D. Carmody urged strict pedestrian vigilance noting higher danger after dark in fall and winter. He advised obey signals cross only at intersections stay alert and keep clear of parked cars while walking to and from daily activities.
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Thomas D. Carmody
Carmody
Remains Critical For Lt Harold R Moore After Accident
Lt Harold R Moore 20 of 1404 Garfield Street Salvation Army worker remains in critical condition at St Elizabeths Hospital Dayton. He was admitted Saturday with internal injuries and possible skull fracture after his station wagon collided with a ready mix cement truck near Germantown and overturned in a field.
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Harold R. Moore
Garfield St
Salvation Army
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Dayton
Moore
Germantown
Local Clubs Hold Meetings and Name Next Hosts
COLORED NEWS Los Amigos Club met at Mrs. Juanita Jiles home with a brief business session then games and prizes for Mrs. Watts Mrs. Gregory and Miss Hill. Jolly Matrons Club gathered at Mrs. Nellie Million 1810 Minnesota St with prizes won by Mrs. Patterson Saunders and Milton guest Mrs. Glov er. Mrs. Milton to host next. The Gulf Stream is mis named with negligible Gulf of Mexico content.
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Los Amigos Club
Juanita Jiles
Watts
Gregory
Miss Hill
Stallworth
Jolly Matrons Club
Nellie Million
Minnesota St
Mattie Patterson
Laverne Saunders
Roberta Milton
Virginia Glover
Massey In Fair Condition After Middletown Hospital Injury
James Massey of 905 Eighth Ave remains in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being struck by a car late last week. He suffered a broken right leg and head cuts. In other news no rain has fallen in Assuan in 31 years.
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Eighth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Massey
Assuan
Egypt
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High Street
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Olga
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Curtis ST
E.S.T
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Robert Trout
Morgan Beatty
Chevrolet
Foarfold Safety
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Safety
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Fisher
Pide
Omne
Howe Motor CO
Central Avenue
Louis F. Jones
Central Ave
Apital Finance. Corp
United Presbyterian Church
Colored News
Gulf Stream
Gulf of Mexico
James Massey
Butler County Fair Grounds
Butler County Beef Breeders
Butler County Livestock Committee
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