Vacation School at First Methodist Church Promises Growth
The First Methodist Church hosts a June vacation school from June 7 to 11 with morning sessions 8:30 to 11:00 for children and an evening program 7:50 to 9:00 for intermediates and youth. Miss May Faulk directs the children's division with three departments and a staff of local volunteers.
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First Methodist Church
Christ
May Faulk
L. H. Leverett
F. H. Peterson
C. €. Lucky
T. R. Pierce
A. B. Myatt, Jr
Thomas Frazer
A. M. Serex
A. C. Lea
W. L. Herron
Faye Hynam
D. D. Coulter
Tommy Pitts
Jesus
Marion Hargrove
J. S. Harbuck
W. S
Sailor’s Body to Be Returned for Burial
A sailor’s body is to be returned for burial, with authorities arranging funeral rites and family notification. The dispatch confirms the death occurred at sea and details on services will follow from a naval post.
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Sailor
Looking Ahead In Washington and Europe News Briefs
Western German Allied authorities prepare a counter-offensive against Soviet criticism and expose a one party police state in the eastern zone. Marshall Plan hurdles loom as U S policy weighs war potential goods like locomotives. A federal reserve poll forecasts modest home and car buying in 1948 across income classes. Dwight Griswold plans to step down by August to join the presidential campaign, while Bidault faces a crucial cabinet briefing on London concessions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Lord Pakenham
Jingle
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Rome
Dwight Griswold
U. S
Greece
Reim
Paris
Bidault
London
SSS Tonic Promises Strength for Low Blood Count
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as boosting red blood cells and warding off fatigue from non organic anemia. It claims improved appetite energy sleep digestion and overall vitality with a period tone and emphasis on medical authority and widespread use.
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SSS
Woman flees bombed Tel Aviv clutching a garbage pail
In Tel Aviv during an Arab air raid a hysterical Jewish woman rushes from her bombed home pursued by a youth. She salvages personal belongings amid the falling bombs, clinging to a garbage pail as an improvised prize of survival.
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NEA Radio-Telephoto
Tel Aviv
Talks on Setting Up a Western German Government
London reports former chancellor Hugh Dalton, now back in the cabinet, assigned a foreman's role over nationalized industries. In New York cotton and paper race to capture the bag trade before snow flies, with cotton offering designs for household use. Washington clarifies alimony tax deductions require a written contract in force at divorce decree. The first week in April 1950 may become a school vacation as census officials discuss using teachers as enumerators.
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London
Hugh Dalton
New York
Washington
U. S
Census Bureau
Educational and Teacher Association
Government study to publish thunderstorm flight speed results
Washington reports the government will release findings from a study on safe aircraft speeds through thunderstorms. The report aims to define limits for pilots and improve aviation safety amid storm conditions.
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Washington
Political Calendar Delays and Delegation Plans Across States
Democratic and Republican parties in multiple states outline delegates and primaries for upcoming national conventions. Oklahoma and Kentucky announce 24 and 26 vote delegations respectively, New Mexico sets senate and House races plus governor slate, Indiana splits local and at large delegates, and Connecticut adds a 20 vote delegation.
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Oklahoma
Iowa
U. S. Senate
Wilson
U. S. House
Kentucky
New Mexico
Hatch
Indiana
Connecticut
DC Democratic primary names six delegates to national convention
Colorado Democrats name a 12 vote delegation to the national convention. Minnesota Democrats outline a 26 vote delegation from a former labor party convention to the Democratic national convention.
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District of Columbia
Colorado
Minnesota
National Guard Calls For Drill Check Collection
Members of company 1, 199th infantry, National Guard, who did drills in January February and March are urged to call at the armory to collect their payment. After Wednesday night, unclaimed checks will be sent to headquarters. Prompt action is required.
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199Th Infantry
National Guard
Battle of Midway anniversary noted by King
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King commemorated the sixth anniversary of the Battle of Midway, praising naval aviation for halting Japanese advance and enabling U.S. attacks. The four Japanese carriers and a cruiser were lost, while the U.S. suffered one carrier and a destroyer. King's statement likened the engagements to Coral Sea and highlighted the fleet air arm’s reach and mobile air base power.
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Washington
Ernest J. King
Midway
Hawaii
West Coast
U. S
Coral Sea
United States
Fleet Air Arm
Dr. Fred H. Marx Heads to New Orleans for Course
Dr. Fred H. Marx will be in New Orleans for two weeks attending a post graduate obstetrics course at Charity Hospital. He will be accompanied by his wife and children during the trip.
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Marx
Fred H. Marx
New Orleans
Charity Hospital
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