Proclamation Sets Car terville Strike Readiness for Company F
Captain Pavey notified to hold Company F men in readiness for strike duty in Car terville amid a disorder linked to a local strike.
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
10
Captain Pavey notified to hold Company F men in readiness for strike duty in Car terville amid a disorder linked to a local strike.
Ten years ago today the Springfield legislature passed a bill requiring every state classroom to display an American flag. The notice also announced the June 17 marriage of Abe Maynor of this city to Miss Irma Hill of Hillsboro TI in St Charles Missouri and reported Mrs Richard P Roth underwent an operation at Mt Vernon Hospital.
Ruth Millett argues in a light column that ideal vacation partners would share driving, use maps, eat with travelers, and not martyr themselves. The piece urges cooperation and consideration for family plans and social calls during trips.
Mr and Mrs Paul Arendale Bruford received a War Department note confirming their son Walter D Arendale is missing since March 15 and held as a prisoner of the German government. City police hunted a rabid red chow dog that ran amuck in West Town last night killing several pets. The dog was shot on South 1th Street this morning. Doris Dixon married Roy Fitts in St Louis Mo on June 18.
Roger schemes to keep living with wartime hosts by inviting them to the Officer Club at the airbase. A night of schemes leads to a wrecked car, a barroom ruse, a kitchen raid for ham and eggs, and a lively party at the Annex with roving guests and mislaid meals. The escapade ends with a gleeful misadventure and a promise to continue.
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