Quintuplets Birth Captured Hearts 19 Years Ago
A NEA Service flashback recalls the birth of the Dionne quintuplets born May 28 1934 to French Canadian farmers near Calland Ontario. The May 1934 family gathering shows parents Oliva and Lea Dionne and grandfather Oliver Dionne with the five babies Marie Emilie Cecile Annette and Yvonne.
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Quints
NEA Service
Cal
Lander
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Oliver Dionne
Marie
Emilie
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Dionne
Newest Kid Carnival Nets $65 for Polio Fund Here
Six Moore Street youngsters aged 9 to 12 turned in a Carnival fund of 65 dollars and 38 cents from a yard sale bake sale fish pond hot dogs popcorn and a cinema. Police clerks Bob Quinn and Racheletta Wilhide tallied 65 68 and noted helpers Chester Marion Mary Lou Paynter Billy Shelton Billy Feezer Butch Mary Brumfield Douglas Shirley Cox Sandra Howard Judy and Karen Cooper. The money will go to Detective John Fitzgerald for the polio fund.
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Bob Quinn
Racheletta Wilhide
Moore Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Chester
Marion
Mary Lou Paynter
Billy Shelton
Billy Feezer
Butch
Mary Brumfield
Douglas
Shirley Cox
Sandra Howard
Judy
Karer Cooper
Billys
John Fitzgerald
Polio Committee
Polio Fund
Better Schools public service appeal for Three R's
A public service notice urges community action to improve local schools as more children start this year. It invites readers to help by writing to Better Schools at 2 West 45th Street New York 36 NY, noting the cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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West 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
The
Advertising Council
Repatriated Japanese Girl Fails To Recognize Father
A 12 year old repatriated from Red China could not identify Masami Eda a 48 year old farmer from Saitama who insists he is her father. He recalls wartime life in Manchuria and pleads with Kimie to accept him as family. The girl initially fears him but later smiles and agrees to go home.
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Tokyo
Red China
Japan
China
Masami Eda
Saitama
Kimie
Eda
Manchuria
Mothe
JA Products Go On Display Course Planned
Junior Achievement displays from across the nation spotlight the JA advisor orientation week. M G McCall says the Civic Association auditorium houses the exhibit all week as 16 local companies join sessions starting at 7 30 p m today with more meetings scheduled tomorrow Thursday and next week. Achiever company activity is expected to begin late this month or early October.
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JA Advisor
M.G. McCall
Civic Association
McCall Added
Ohio woman and infant killed in Maryland crash
Mrs. Frances Goodies, 20, of Conneaut, Ohio, and her 2 month old son Raymond died in a two car collision at a main highway intersection near Centreville Maryland yesterday.
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Centreville
Frances Goodies
Conneaut
Ohio
Raymond
Stevens To Talk With McCarthy Over Loyalty Clearances
Washington reports Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens plans to call Senator McCarthy to arrange a conference on disclosing names of personnel who received loyalty clearances. McCarthy claims Army workers were found disloyal, including a woman with troop movement data, and presses for the names despite Truman era secrecy orders.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Eisenhower
Stevens
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Denver
Truman
New York
Wilson
NMFD To Hear About CD Unit
North Middletown firemen will learn how the new 12500 civil defense disaster unit is organized from Chief William Long at tonight’s department meeting at 7 30 pm in the North Middletown fire house. The crew calls for 30 men with North Middletown contributing 10 as Box 45 and Mayfield firemen will also furnish men for the unit.
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North Middletown
Middletown
William Long
Long
Middletown Department
Mayfield Firemen
Births rise in early 1953 with United States forecast
Early 1953 births in the United States are running about three percent ahead of the previous year. If the trend continues, about 4,005,670 babies are expected to be born in 1953.
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United Staes
Dayton Boy Drowns in Kentucky River Report
Le roy Fields Jr., of Dayton Ohio, drowned in the Barren River near Bowling Green Kentucky on Sunday. The incident occurred while he was visiting the area.
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Salem
Dayton
Bowling Green
Leroy Fields Jr
Dayton, Ohio
Barren River
Here
Gruenther vows NATO will not retreat in Europe defense
General Alfred M. Gruenther, new NATO commander, says Western Europe can be defended and that with allied unity the alliance will reach a strength making aggression unprofitable. He notes forces have doubled since 1951 and insists the command is not organized to withdraw.
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
U.S News and World Report
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Matthew B. Ridgway
NATO
Europe
Commanders weigh risks of air and ground assault
The discussion notes that the aggressor must manage his forces with care and avoid errors when facing a counterattack. It suggests that allocating air and ground power decisively could pressure defenders, but warns of the high cost of mistakes in a major assault.
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Gressor
Five largest southern cities by population listed
The five biggest southern cities by population are Baltimore Maryland Washington District of Columbia Houston Texas New Orleans Louisiana and Dallas Texas listed in order.
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South
Balimore
Washington, D. C
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Dallas, Tex
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