Overland Greyhound Offers Two Tours for 1955 Travel Year
Travel forecasters expect 1955 to be the biggest travel year as Overland Greyhound Lines offers two tour types. Individual tours cover schedules routing and sightseeing with price in advance. group escorted tours include a skilled escort and pre arranged baggage hotel and sightseeing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Johnson
Overland Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Canada
Alaska
Mexico
Cuba
Gems From Other Newspapers Highlights on editors and auto industry tribute
The piece notes editorials from other papers and exposes how editors feel pressure about quotations and accuracy. It praises the Pueblo Star-Journal on autos as vital to economy and community welfare with praise for automotive leaders and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Bulletin
Blackfoot
Robert A. Brown
D. S. Markham
Brodhead
Wis
Independent Register
Pueblo
Colo
Star-Journal
America
Pause for Reflection by James C Ingebretsen
The piece urges personal individuality over conformity and cites Paul on renewed minds and varied gifts. It argues a true Christian society should mirror nature’s diversity rather than a single uniform model.
Lundquist Receives Letter of Appreciation for Service
Leon D. Lundquist, son of Mr and Mrs Don Lundquist of Preston, earned a letter of appreciation from his commanding officer at depot 051 APO 59 Signéa. The commendation praises his 11 months as assistant chief clerk for efficiency, conduct, and appearance.
Swallows of Southern California Mission Habitat
A compact note describes the famed swallow of southern California near San Juan Capistrano. It notes square tailed birds that live close to humans and build globe shaped mud nests under caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mission
San
Nile River Traces Headstream, Kagera System Identified
National Geographic society declares the Kagera river system the Nile's true headstream rising southwest of Lake Victoria near the equator. The piece notes decades of mystery surrounding the Nile's source and recalls Mount Washington in New Hampshire where a year round weather crew reported the fastest wind gust on record, 231 miles per hour, in April 1934.
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Kagera
Lake Victoria
Equator
Truc
National Geographical Society
United States
New Hampshire
Mount
Washington
National Geographic Society
Weathermen
Earth
Freshman Anatomy Award Awarded to Richard Dunkley
Richard Dunkley, one of 113 freshmen at the University of Kansas City dental school, won first prize in the annual freshman anatomy project. Dr. J Herbertson praised his plastic skull display with bones muscles nerves and arteries and an artificial eye. The exhibit is shown in the graduate school clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunkley
University of Kansas City Dental School
J. Herbertson
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Preston
Idaho
Don E. Smith
City
County of
Franklin
Idaho Press Association
National Editoria Associative
Overland Greyhound
James C. Ingebretsen
Sopra
Elmost
Paul
West Motor CO
North and State
de Soto
Plymouth
International
Leon D. Lundquist
Straw Story
Dental School
KODAK
Meio
Riviera
Cody
Buick
R. C. Affleck
Buick Sales
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