Lions Urged To Help Fight Communism
Atlantic City is the scene as Harold P. Nutter president of Lions International urges 417 000 members to actively oppose communism. He says Reds may hold high posts in 31 Lions nations and the group should unmask false doctrines. Delegates approve a resolution to focus on exposing communism with 28 000 Lions and families attending. Nutter, from Camden New Jersey, succeeds H C Petry Jr. of Carrizo Springs Texas.
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Atlantic City
J. Jie
Harold P. Nutter
The
Lions International
Lions
Nutter
Reds
Mutter
International
Camden
N. J
H. C. Petry Jr
Carrizo Springs
Texas
The Humorous Side of Erskine Caldwell Anthology
William Glover reviews a Cantwell edited anthology The Humorous Side of Erskine Caldwell exploring Caldwell’s humor amid Georgia upbringing and alleged brutality. Cantwell argues Caldwell’s fiction blends satire with stark violence and cites Tobacco Road Gods Little Acre Tragic Ground Place Called Estherville and short stories as evidence.
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Erskine Caldwell
Robert Cantwell
Duell
Sloan
Cantwell
Caldwell
Mark Twain
Tobacco Road
God's Little Acre
Estherville
Young Soldier Finishes Training Ready for Battle
A New Hampshire recruit nearing 20 completes 14 weeks of basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. He fired 19 weapons, endured live-fire drills, and earned top physical condition. Instructors and records show rising morale and confidence. He volunteers for duty in the Far East, likely Korea.
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Fort DIX
N. J
New Hampshire
Korea
Army
Far East
Government building materials info for hospitals in Arizona
The Arizona State Health Department in Phoenix announced ready information on obtaining government restricted building materials for hospitals. Jane Rider, state director of hospital survey and construction, said application blanks and information are available in her office but applications must go through the Public Health Service in Washington. Materials delivered by December 1 require applications to Washington by July 15.
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Arizona State Health Department
Phoenix
Jane Rider
Public Health Service
Washington
Health Service
Miss Rider
Son of Morenci Couple Missing In Korea
Pfc. Rosendo G. Romero, 20, reported missing in action in Korea on May 18. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trinidad Romero of Morenci, were advised by the Defense Department. Romero, born in St. Johns, attended Flagstaff Grammar School and Lowell School in Phoenix, and reenlisted in the army last December.
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Rosendo G. Romero
Korea
Defense Department
Trinidad Romero
Morenci
Romero
St. Johns
Flagstaff Grammar School
Lowell School
Phoenix
Pacific ages states growth rises near six percent in decade
In the last decade Pacific regions recorded about a six percent increase across the ages states, signaling gradual expansion in demographic metrics and related indicators. The data reflects sustained growth trends affecting policy planning and regional development across communities and institutions.
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Paul J. Ritchie
DR. Hawkins
Tober
Payson Marine
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Ogden V. Holder
Payson
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Harbor Springs
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