William Bipehbide Springs Attends Military Ceremony
William Bipehbide Springs of St. Charles attends Redarmen School Unite area Lakes naval use ceremony alongside Ralph Norkins. Gen. John Waters, Commander-in-Chief of Ui.5 Army Pacific, presided at Fort Shafter Hawaii. Reuben Abbington from Lindenwood St. Charles completes infant training at Fort Gordon.
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St. Charless
Redarmen School
Unite “Area Lakes Naval Use
Ralph Norkins
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St. Charles
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Army
Pacific
John Waters
Fort Shafter
Hawaii
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Pvt Richard Wehtge Completes Infantry Warning at Fort Fork
Pvt Richard Wehtge of Old Monroe completes advanced infantry warning at Fort Fork Louisiana. The incident marks a milestone in his training sequence as he advances in the army program and prepares for subsequent steps in service.
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Richard Wehtge
Old Monroe
Fort Fork
Lake St Louis development opens with vast reservoir
A planned 16 mile west of the Missouri River project will create Lake St Louis a 625 acre permanent development in Charlee county. Proposals for damn streets water and sewer systems will bid by May 20. The lake funded by Harake Creek aims to support fish supply with transfer of large fish from four ponds. Completion of the dam targeted for November 1964 with homes ranging from 17000 to 35000 dollars and up to 200000. The site includes a park planting 405 varieties of flora and new churches schools and municipal services. The public is invited to attend the opening this weekend.
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Charlee County
Missouri River
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Missouri Conservation Commission
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Lake St. Louis
Nathan Aid
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Lake St Louis
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