Letter May Bring Friends Together From Exmouth to California
A U.S. newspaper item recounts Mrs. Ernest Hall of Wellsville recalling an Exmouth Chronicle piece about Cyril Teed and his parents T. H. Ted Teed and Mrs Teed, who led a private St John Ambulance brigade and aided Red Cross workers. Hall hopes to contact the Teeds, now in California, noting differences in English and American habits. Hall, now with Santa Fe Railroad, has two children Janet, 15, and Michael, 10.
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America
Wellsville
England
Ernest Hall
Exmouth
California
Cyril Teed
Hall
Cyril
British Red Cross
St. John’s Ambulance
T. H. Ted
G.I
Santa Fe Railroad
Janet
Michael
Lane residents mingle on visits and travels across states
Vacationing in Colorado includes Mrs. Joy Gentry and Norman and Kathy. Numerous Lane residents host relatives visiting from California Kansas City Cape Girardeau Independence Topeka and Missouri. Weekend gatherings feature the Hettlers, Browns, Porters and Crites family with travels to Texas and Germany noted.
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Joy Gentry
Norman
Kathy
Colorado
Allie Knoop
California
Toni Stringham
Kansas City
Hi Kelley
Jack
Janie
E. F. Brownlee
John
Belle Brownlee
Topeka
Keith Austin
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Donald Higdon
Homewood
Jay Swogar
Paola
Clifford Hettler
Harry Nickeley
Alta Vista
al West
Lannette
Maple City
Earl Porter
Alan Crites
Edith Crites
Texas
Germany
Paul Schroeder
Loraine
Crites
S. F
Crowley
Stephanie
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
C. A. Gleason
National Landrace Conference draws Greeley breeder
Greeley journalist reports that Lewis Loper attended the National Landrace Conference in Iowa on July 26 27 28 He is noted as a longtime Landrace hog breeder. The story also lists local people and events including the Walkens departing for Colorado a property sale August 10 at Charles Walken farm and medical news about Clifford Almond Gene Rommelfanger Theresa Rommelfanger and Richard Miller.
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Lewis Loper
Iowa
Loper
Bernard Walken
Colorado
Charles Walken
Clifford Almond
Garnett Hospital
Gene Rommelfanger
Detroit
Mich
Theresa Rommelfanger
Richard Miller
V. F. W. Hospital
Kansas City
Civil Service Seeks Teachers for Indian Service Schools
Civil service examinations are offered for teaching positions in Indian Service Schools in North and South Dakota. Salaries range from $4345 to $5355 annually with yearly increases of $165 for the first six years of satisfactory service. Applicants may write to the executive secretary at 820 S. Main, Aberdeen, Dakota.
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North
South Dakota
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Bureau of Indian Affairs
S. Main
Aberdeen
Dakota
Forest Fire Closer to Bonavista Bay Communities
A two month old forest fire advanced within five miles of Musgrave Harbor Boating Cove and Ragged Harbor forcing residents to flee by helicopter and boat. Firefighters in smoke masks battled the blaze along the east coast bay ninety miles north of St John s.
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ST. John's
Mfld
Bonavista Bay
Musgrave Harbor
Boating Cove
Ragged Harbor
East Coast
St. John’s
NATO Council studies Berlin problems and forces buildup
NATO members from Western allies study actions to back the Berlin buildup. Secretary of State Rusk reports a plan to boost Western Europe forces toward 30 divisions with 75 000 to 80 000 more troops. Delegates favor firm stance on Berlin while keeping door to negotiations on a reasonable basis.
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Paris
NATO Council
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
Britain
France
West Germany
United States
Berlin
Rusk
NATO
Oslo
Khrushchev
Urge Use Of Tame Rockets At Space Scientists Meet
Blacksburg AP A panel of top space scientists at Virginia Tech urged tamed down boosters to let astronauts pilot rockets. Boeing scientist George S Schairer said 30 percent Atlas failure could drop if the astronaut can control the vehicle. He proposed redesigned stable rockets allowing manual control to reduce guidance and power failures.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
George S$. Schairer
Boeing Aircraft
Seattle, Wash
Schairer
Good Time Charlie Bladder Troubles Prompt Advice
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Doan
Rarer Than Quadruple Born In Cleveland Ohio
Mrs. Leonard Shaffer gave birth to a boy and a girl two minutes apart. not twins or from the same egg. Doctors call the case rarer than quadrupets, with ages eight and nine months, weights 4 pounds 3 ounces and 6 pounds 11 ounces, baby girl Michelle Lynne in incubator.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Leonard Shaffer
Michelle Lynne
Michael Lee
Michael
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Kyle la Follette Jr
Lawrence
Lane
Albert Ralston
Spring Hill
Jim Chambers
Gail Chambers
Oscar Rutledge
Veaubleau, Mo
Larry Nickeley
Auburn, Neb
Marsha and
Steven Hettler
Humboldt
Mrs
W. H. Hettler
Kyle Edwards
Independence, Mo
Guy Edwards
John Sowell
Alicia
Overland Park
Mrs. Knoop
Greeley News
Helen Salman
WAF
Elizabeth Ray
Women In the Air Force
Emma J. Riley
Col
Ray
Shaw D. Ray
Duncan, Okla
Civil Service
By Joseph E. Dynan
Western
Europe
Johns Manville
Nuzman Lumber
Lam
Herald
Charlie
RCA
Clarks
School of Business
Kansas Ave
Flanders
A Peoples National
Ottawa
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