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carbon tetrachloride fumes last summer.Electrician Gerald L. Dixon, Dregon, 111,, and six other members ol' a U. S. navy shipyard de-ail in Charleston, S. C., managed o drag the victims from an engine room filled with-the fumes.One man was killed before he :ould be rescued.Dixon, who attended , the Oel-vein schools, is married to the ovmer JoAnne Jacobs ot Oregon md has two daughters. He is the on of the Earl Dixons who are low living in California. His sis-er, Mrs. Melvin Hartman, resides it Hazleton.w-O-sFORT RILEY. Kan. — Pvt. Jer~ me J. Fischels, whose wife, Mar-aret Irene, lives at Independence, ? serving with the 10th Infantry )ivision at Fort Riley, Kansas.Fschels, son of Kate A, Fischels, ntered the Army in May 1954. Ce is assigned to the division’s 6th Regiment.YV-O-SJohn William Reisner, son of Ir. and Mrs. John Reisner, jr., •elwein, has received his.honor-•able discharge from the Unit States Marine Corps.Sgt. Reisner entered servi Sept. 21, 1951 and was discharge Sept. 20, 1954. \He Has the United Nations mo al, Korean Service medal with tv stars, the National Defense ribbt and the Korean Presidential cit; tion.w-O-sFORT RILEY, Kan. — P Paul A. Schultz, whoe parent Rev. and Mrs. Otto C. Schul'-live in Westgate, is serving at Fo Riiey, Kansas, with the 10th 1/ fantry Division. jThe 10 th Division, a ful; trained and equipped unit, is rea^ to move into action on short ni lice. {Schultz, whose wife, Barba' Jean, lives in Manhattan, Kan.,7 a member of the 10th Signal Cor-pany. He entered the Army j March 1954. ' ;WHAT’S IN YOUR ATTIC? Pro} ably many items which are loxf forgotten, but it offered for saj. would bring you quick ca£j Search out these '‘white el phants”; list them in Want A! then call 28. (;'f
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Oelwein Daily Register
Oelwein, Iowa, US
Tue, Oct 19, 1954
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