Plane Flips In Landing On Rural Farm Field
Lt Wilam Kiffmeyer, 24, piloting a Piper Cub owned by the RPG Fixing Club, escaped injury when the small plane flipped during an emergency landing on a Chestnut Grove Road farm near Mt Pleasant Liberty town. About $500 damage to nose and motor. witness Hubert Bare saw the wreck. Kiffmeyer stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, resident of Cocoa Beach, Florida.
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RPG Fixing Club
Wilam Kiffmeyer
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Kiffmeyer
Harry Rhoderick
Chestnut Grove Road
Mt Pleasant
Libertytowan
Potomac Edison Lne
Rhoderick
Hubert Bare
Mrs Bare
le Kiffmeyer
Coca Beach
Fla
Youngsters Riot at Ocean City
About 500 youths rioted in Ocean City Maryland on Monday the second such outbreak in 24 hours. Police arrested three participants as sand bags were hurled at officers and several youths sang a chant.
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Ocean City
Atlantic Ocean Resort
Hal
Farm Craft Fault Causes Power Line Damage Near Mt Pleasant
A farm craft flipped over on Monday afternoon on the Harry Rhodetck farm near Mount Pleasant, striking a power line and causing about 500 dollars in damage. Har ry Rhodetck, owner of the farm, stood at the scene as the photo was taken.
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Harry Rhodetck
Mt. Pleasant
News-Post
Clubhouse Burns Greenwich Country Club Fire
A pre-dam fire destroyed the Greenwich Country Club house in Greenwich Connecticut on Monday. Twenty two people were displaced as damage neared one million dollars and state police reported riot-related tensions earlier in the day.
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Greenwich, Conn
Greenwich Country Club
Lions Club Speaker Talks About Nigeria
The Glade Valley Lions Club met September 1 at Woodshoro Fire Hall with new member James Working inducted by Connie Briggs and accompanied by three Wilmington members. Robert McKay, an Agricultural Consultant, discussed Nigeria’s culture and economy, noting low incomes around 350 yearly and the need to understand Africans by living among them.
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Glade Valley Lions Club
Woodshoro Fire Hall
James Working
Connie Briggs
IRE
Wilmington, Delaware
Harry E Filler
Rex
Ralph White
Church of the Brethren
Africa
Teaching and independence themes in Nigerian colonies
The article notes education as increasingly important and cites a Frederick audience of 148 children inspired by Western goods. It describes local farming as small plots. It discusses British policy toward decolonization, with Mr McKay arguing Nigeria may succeed as an independent nation sooner than the Congo due to greater Western support.
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Ted
Them
McKay
Nigeria
Congo
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