Political Figure Byrnes Retires To Fishing In Columbia
At 84, Jimmy Byrnes remains a prominent public figure with a sharp gaze and jovial charm. He reflects on the postwar world urging UN reform, recalls wartime diplomacy with the Soviets, and notes he now spends time in Columbia, focusing on his law office and the James F. Byrnes foundation.
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Columbia
S.C
Jimmy Byrnes
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Dick Stoncking
Colorado
Pomona
Bombers Crash Over Iowa Kill Two. One Missing
Capt. Richard Smiley of Arlington Kansas described a grinding collision between two B47 jet bombers at 27,000 feet above Treyn Iowa. Three crewmen parachuted to safety. two were killed and the third is missing and presumed dead. Smiley recalled attempting to reach the controls as the plane spiraled and he was thrown to the floor.
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Omawa
Neb. (Ap
Richard Smiley
Arlinton
Kany
Trwin
Iowa
Smiley
Offutt Air Force Base
Irwin
Allan M. Ramsey Jr
Bainbridge
Ramsey
Richard M. Snowden
Clarkston
Wash
Air Force
William W. Thomas
Macuse
N.Y
Peter J. Macchei
Belleville
N.J
Leonardo A. Thies
San Fernando
Calif
Thomas
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Pomona Area News Highlights and Personal Notices
Local notes report births, weddings, and visits from Pomona area residents. The daughter born Aug 17 to Mr and Mrs James Barclay weighed 4 pounds 8 ounces and was named Kapil Lynn. The piece lists multiple residents and families visiting relatives, plus community club activities and a school shop project update. It also covers a plane crash aftermath with survivors and killed officers from Salina base, and a long feature on Byrnes charity work funding college grants for orphans, his politics, and personal hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barclay
Kapil
Lynn
Barclays
Princeton Area News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Hazel May Walters returns to Maple Valley High School after summer with grandmother Mary Walters. Willis Means of Kansas City visited Lloyd Means. Tin roof work by Lee Martin George Stankard and Marvin Gretencord on Russell Retter’s barn. Busy Bee Club held a picnic at Central Community Center with twenty five attendees. George Fuller plans to attend Emporia State Teachers College. Jim Cook Dan visited Mrs. Cook’s niece Mrs. Larry Day in Waverly. Day family moving to Attica where Day will teach science and coach. Charlie Roberts vacationing in Canada. George Finley and family visit New Florence Missouri.
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Hazel May Walters
Mary Walters
Maple Valley
Wash
Dan
Mrs. Cook
Larry Day
Mr. Day
Michelle
Gerald Johnson
Waverly
Day
Attica
US Dollars Still Flowing Out
US dollars continue to flow out as exports exceed imports, but foreigners’ dollar claims on the United States rise. The deficit grows despite a favorable trade surplus of about $5 billion annualized in early 1962, driven by aid, military, travel, and private investments abroad. Americans also bought more foreign securities, with about $1 billion sold abroad in the first half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam
U.S
United States
Commerce Department
Department
Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It In 3 Days
Advertisement explains a foot fungus cure promising results in three days with T-4-L. If dissatisfied, customers receive a 48 cent refund at Ra ney Drug Store. Claims infected skin sloughs off and healthy skin returns with immediate drying and relief of itch and burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raney Drug Store
Auction of Office Equipment and Ford Tractor Parts
An auction will sell as a unit a large stock of Ford tractor parts Minneapolis Moline parts and related office equipment including two desks swivel chairs file cabinets safe safes and a Burroughs typewriter plus a long list of tools and shop equipment. Vehicles include a 1954 Ford cabover 11⁄2 ton truck with a Swartz hydraulic bed a 1957 1⁄4 ton Ford pickup and a 1956 Rambler four door sedan.
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Remington ‘Rand
S.S.S
Burroughs
R.C.A
Ford Tractor
Minneapolis Moline Parts
Ford Tractor Parts
Minneapolis Moline
Simca
Ford
Black & Decker
Ferguson Pitman
Brewer
Armature
Armature Turner
Swartz
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Harry S. Truman
South Carolina
Grewman
Gary Stoneking
Gail Kiethhley
Garden Grove
E. M. Lawrence
Jack Lawrence
Deal, N. J
N. V. Hudelson
Ann Adams
Maple Hill
Robert Russell
Topeka
Central Congregational Church
Fred Louk
Santa Fe Hospital
Frans Burns
Ite
Charles E. Hill
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Fred Look
Mark Hewitt
Susan
Vivian
Fremont
Grace Hewitt
Emporia
Jerome Adel
Jerry
Yellowstone Park
Nitcher
Williamstown
Margaret
McNeos
Walt Nichete
Ben’ Nitcher
Isle of Palms
Charleston
New York Herald Tribune
Kennedy
Willie Byrd
Maude
Willie
Byrd
Cassie Connor
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Farm Bureau Mutual
Farm Bureau Insurance
Bob Robbins
Ottawa, Kansas
Gerald Shepherd
Len J. Shepherd
RFC 2
Greenwood Rockets
Princeton Area News
J. C. Cook
Willis Means
Kansas City
Lloyd Means
Lee Martin, George Stankard
Marvin Gretencord
Russell Retter
Central
Busy Bee Club
Central Community Center
George Fuller
Emporia State Teachers’College
Mrs
Jim Cook
Charlie Roberts
Canada
George Finley
Frank
Esther Kay
Eddie
Larry Penn
New Florence, Mo
Conoco
Phillip
Kendall
Pennzoil
Cordana — Wash & Wear
Gingham
Sam Dawson
the Herald
Haraldson Implement Company
North Main
John Deere
P.T.O
Haraldson
Ottawa
Kansas
Hagel Auction& Co, Inc
Gladstone
North Elmwood
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