Officers Wives Club Schedules Next Month Events
The Officers Wives Club with new officers plans a busy month. Members with husbands away urged to contact Mrs. David F. C. Stein at 1120-W to ensure none are overlooked. Mrs. Reginald A. Morrill of Worcester will visit Capt. and Mrs. K. H. Stewart for two weeks. Major and Mrs. David F. C. Stein hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Theeuwin of San Diego. Mrs. Theeuwin is Mrs. Stein’s daughter. Mrs. Thomas C. Musgrave Jr., wife of the 47th Division commanding officer, arrived at Walker Air Force Base after delays for school in Washington. Lights on return to the big house on the circle welcomed. Games Day for the OWC was June 18 with hostesses Mrs. L. A. Wiegman, Mrs. D. K. MacGregor, and Mrs. Frank J. Klassen from the 24th Bomb Squadron. Also noting $25 down and 36 months to pay the balance on any New Spinet Piano at Ginsberg Music Co.
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Officers’ Wives Club
David F. C. Stein
Reginald A. Morrill
Worcester
Mass
K. H. Stewart
John Theeuwin
San Diego
Cal
Theeuwin
Stein
Thomas C. Musgrave, Jr
47Th Division
Walker Air Force Base
Musgrave
Washington
OWC
F. G. Nenes
L. A. Wiegman
D. K. MacGregor
Frank J. Klassen
24Th
Mariner's Club Picnic at John Knorr Farm
The Mariner's Club of the First Presbyterian Church held a family picnic at John Knorr's East Grand Plains country home Sunday afternoon hosted by T. H. Ferguson Borthwick Ralph Kerr Bob Millen and J. L. Oppel. Guests enjoyed horse shoes baseball and a fried chicken covered dish dinner with many members and their families.
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The
Mariner’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
John Knorr
East Grand Plains
T. H. Ferguson
Borthwick
Ralph Kerr
Bob Millen
J. L. Oppel
Don Coppock
al Stubbs
Runyon
N. J. Hall
C. L. Carson
L. A. Orrison
Russ Criswell
Lynn Certain
Homer Tegler
Ed Sherman
Cecil Rockhold
Eleanor Gaskin
Ford
Bert Shepard
J. R. Bowman
W. G. George
Earl Nelson
Charles Buck
Max Littell
Stiles McMillian
Bob Beamer
Lake Class Picnic at Lake Van Clubhouse
The Gleaners Sunday School class of First Baptist hosted a picnic at the Lake Van clubhouse in Dext. About 35 attended the supper and a movie afterward. AY Billy Hall gave a brief talk and Don Miller delivered the benediction. Attendees included Verlie Moss, Don Miller and family, R W Horn and family, Dale Karnes and family, E E Brown, B A Own and family, E E Ellison, Oscar Blacklock and family, W H Bat and family, Aubrey Barlow and family, and E Set Hull and family.
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First Baptist Church
Lake van Club House
Dext
Billy Hall
Don Miller
Verli Moss
R. W. Horn
Dale Karnes
E. E. Brown
E. E. Ellison
Oscar Blacklock
W. H. Bat
Aubrey Barlow
Hull
Parking Area Ban Appears Successful
The county commissioner's effort to restrict parking at the Courthouse parking lot was partially successful today. Only 25 cars were parked at 8 30 a m with ample room for officials and employees arriving around 9 a m. Constable Frank McDaniel will warn parkers of fines for continued use. Justice R Perry Bean said violators would be fined 10 dollars and costs. The ban excludes Saturday afternoons Sundays and holidays.
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Efort
T) Courthouse
Frank McDaniel
Parkers
R. Perry Bean
Rhee Pushes Ultimatum as Korean Crisis Peaks
South Korea's crisis intensified when President Syngman Rhee demanded the Assembly adopt his constitutional amendments quickly or face dissolution. He signaled decisive action, with factions and provincial representatives threatening to occupy the Assembly Hall if goals aren’t met. The situation worsened after armed supporters surrounded lawmakers, and a third ultimatum emerged amid warnings from right wing elements. Baron van Ittersum of the United Nations Mission reported safety guarantees from the government.
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Pusan
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Assembly
Legisla Tre
Rhee
United Nations
Baron Gerald van Ittersum
Netherlands
Boy Kills Himself To Make Amends
A 15-year-old boy in Toledo killed himself with his father’s .22 pistol to atone for a theft, leaving a note stating he was paying for his mistake. Deputy Coroner Irvin McConnell confirmed the death near his home after juvenile officials had released him to his parents. A motorist found the body yesterday. State Float Wins in Dallas New Mexico delegation wins first prize for a mushroom cloud float with bathing beauties in the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention parade.
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Toledo
Fred Greenburg
Irvin McConnell
Dallas
New Mexico
35000 Children To Test Polio Drug In Harris County
In Houston, 35000 children will begin a mass trial of gamma globulin to prevent polio paralysis. Half receive gamma globulin, half a neutral inoculation, with University of Pittsburgh researchers knowing which group. Local cases and deaths are reported as the test starts. Nina Warren, daughter of California's Governor, travels to Houston to share a hopeful message.
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Houston
National Foundation of
University of Pittsburgh
Harris County
National Foundation
Nina Warren
Earl Warren
California
Warren
William Hammon
Kerr Confident Of Demo Nomination In Western Meet
Sen. Robert Kerr of Oklahoma says he has enough first and second-choice ballots to secure the Democratic presidential nomination. While conferring with Democratic leaders from 17 Western states, Kerr argues no other candidate can reach a majority on first-choice ballots. A separate dispatch reports a sharp earthquake in Hualian on Formosa's East Coast with no casualties or damages.
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Salt Lake City
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Taipeh
Formosa
Hualian
Frogs Replace Guns As Rains Swamp Korean Front
The Korean front is deluged by rain turning trenches into mud as frogs croak over clashes near Baldy Hill. Allied planes grounded. B-26s stay at bases while Barcus cites failed Suiho power plant raids. Troops haul hot rations through muddy roads as engineers work to keep paths passable. A piano ad appears at 205 N. Main for $25 down and 36 months.
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Glenn O. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Suiho
Yalu River
Manchuria
Barcus
North Korea
Becker
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