Blue baby surgeon Potts calls for help in missing son
Chicago July 29 Dr Willis J Potts renowned blue baby surgeon convened a news conference to plead for help locating his son Robert Eugene Potts who vanished near Rochester while a pre medical student. Potts described his son’s temperament and hinted he may have left to pursue unknown destinations. The father recalled past inquiries about the boy’s whereabouts and expressed concern over his sudden disappearance.
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Willis J Potts
Children’s Memorial
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Ropert
Eugene Potts
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California
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Dr Potts
Experiences In The Orient Described At Luncheon
Major Harold J. Isbell spoke on his experiences in the Orient before and after the war at a Thursday luncheon. He discussed base conditions on Yokohama and other sites, noting American casualties and bombing impacts. Dr Noel Gross introduced him, and attendance was light due to vacations and travel. The next meeting will feature the Biannual Picnic at the Bona Hotel on August 5 at 6 p.m. Roger B Wolfe chairs the committee.
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Japan
Yokohama
Sellar
Iigereco
Chemical Corps
Jagan
Francis Scott
Picnic Draws Civitan Club Members In Frederick
About 100 Civitan Club members and guests attended a civic service group picnic at Gambrill State Park on Thursday evening despite sultry heat and thundershowers. Activities ran from 5 PM into the night with games and a barbecue supper. Prizes for potato race were awarded to Mark Ve, Paul Mercer and Patsy Lescalleet. men’s prize went to?
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Civitan Club
Gambrill State Pack
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North End
Darts Event Awards Prize to Ladies Team
Mrs Charles Lo Myers led the Ladies prize with Dy Weerge Miceosrana as winners. Jay Lipps and Mrs Singer took the top darts honors. Mrs Singer and Mrs Alton Lipps defeated the men’s team. Civitan members acted as the arranging committee: Basil Lewis, Dick Vaughn, Jayson Nikirk, Bob Kline, Teddie Semler, Ormon Dutrow, and George Hildebrand.
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Charles Lo Myers
Byldebrand
Jay Lipps
Mer Singer
Singer
Alton Lipps
Civitan
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Basil Lewis
Dick Vaughn
Jayson Nikirk
Bob Kline
Teddie Semler
Ormon Dutrow
Geerge Hildebrand
Stassen Named Head of University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia July 29 1945 Former Minnesota governor Stassen was chosen president of the University of Pennsylvania for his inspirational appeal to the youth of America. Board says appointment is subject to executive board approval.
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P—Harreld E Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Premply
R Ubhie
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Pennylvana Post
Board of Trustees
Stassen Defeated for GOP Presidential Nomination at Convention Hall
In September Stassen failed to win the Republican nomination for President after a convention near trustees meeting site. He telegrammed acceptance and pledged continued public service focus on freedom and peace. Jagsen to become president at the start of the 13th term, pending fulfillment of a speaking schedule with Governor Dewey. salary not disclosed. A hen eats about 40 cents of feed monthly.
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Toy Shop Show Draws Many Entries in Tiny Tot Town
In Tiny Tot Town the Toy Shop Show hosted by the Junior Civic Club attracted numerous entries on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded across multiple categories with winners including Barbara Tobery Harmen Field first for Tintest toy, Robert Thomas second, and Mom Harrington third for Tir Tot Town. Other top finishers were David Schoolman first for Funniest tot, Ralph Shank second for Fairgrounds, Jennnette Stop third for Tiny Jot Towr, and Richard Har sett Jr leading unusual toy entries. Betty Myers won first for Fairgrounds in another category, with Susan Jacobson and Gret Janet Hart earning top spots for Most useful toy and related entries.
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Junior Civic Club
Barbara Tobery Harmen
Robert Thomas
Mom Harrington
David Schoolman
Tiny Tot
Ralph Shank
Fairgrounds
Secon
Tiny Tot Tox
Carinne
Jennnette
Secone
Richard Harsett, Jr
Betty Myers
Susan Jacobson
Janet Hart
Bright Jewels class banquet at New Market Calvary church
The Bright Jewels class of Calvary Methodist Church held a banquet at the Mealer Hotel in New Market on July 26 at 6:30. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mantz, Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman, and many neighbors including Lilian Zimmerman Ruth Crouse Helen Willigan Adaline Draper Mary Yingling and others. Astronomers note a star in the universe lacks hydrogen, the fuel for most stars.
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Mealer Hotel
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Edward Mrantz
Jesse Stup
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Harry Zimmerman
Russell Dutrow Ane Sen
John McElfresh
Mira
Bariston Rothenhoefer
Lilhan Zimmerman
Barry Schaefer
Ruth Crouse
Mim
Helen “Illican
Adaline Draper
Mary Yingling
Claude Breighner
Clayton
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