World police official George Adwagon retires after 25 years
Lower Merion reports the retirement of George Adwagon one of the world’s largest police officials after a 25 year service career. Adamson, noted for weighing 425 pounds, is also mentioned in the same notice as retiring from the Lower American police force.
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Lower Merion
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George Adwagon
Adamson
Walter Layley Receives Two Army Ranks On Same Day
Walter C Layley who joined the Connecticut national guard in 1941 as a private has been promoted to master sergeant in the regular army and notified of promotion to captain on the same day at Brooke Army Medical Center where he is stationed. He previously commanded a motor ambulance company in Ireland and England and participated in Normandy air evacuation and the Battle of the Bulge handling up to five thousand litter patients.
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Walter C. “Layley
Connecticut, National Guard
Hig Reed
Brooke Army Medical Centers
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Molex
England
Normandy
France
Frange
La Follette Loses Wisconsin Senate Bid in Primary
Robert M. McCarthy defeated long time Wisconsin senator Robert M. La Follette in the Republican primary. With returns from 3055 of 36 precincts, McCarthy led 293,340 to 197,146, a margin of 66.94 percent. Former gunner Alc Carthy became a circuit judge, while Howard J. McMurray rode unopposed to the Democratic nod for November. Governor Walter Goodland, backed by his party, faced Daniel W. Hoan in November. Other governors contest results and national races across Vermont, South Carolina, and Arkansas are noted.
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Wisconsin
U. S. Senate
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la Follette
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Senate
la’ Follette
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Alc Carthy
Howard J. McMurray
Walter S. Goodland
Ilke LaFolette
Goodland
Moan Goodland
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
LaFollette
Republican
Delbert J. Kenny
American Legion
Kenny
Ralph M. Tmimell
Republ
Mortimer R. Proctor
Vermont
Ransomer Williams
South Carolina
Proctor
Ernest W. Gibson
U. S
Williams
J. J Stram Thurmond
James A. Mc
Ralph E. Flanders
Cio-Pac
Warren R. Austin
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Sterry BR. Waterman
Asder
George D. Aiken
Charles A. Plumby
U. S. House
Andrew EB. Nitquis
Ski
Democrat
Edmund V. Boibrewicz
Robert K. Realy
William Stevenson
Reid F. Murray
Merlin Hull
William Sentnings
Bryan Dern
Butler B. Ware
Joe R. Brysor
John L. McMillan
Congress
Arkansas
I. TL. McHaney
Arkansas Supreme Court
Guy E. Williams
J. Vance Clayton
Navy Plans No Draft This September Says Denfeld
Vice Admiral Louis B. Denfeld announced the Navy will not call up selective service when drafting resumes September 1 after a two month pause. He cited a waiting list of men interested in naval service and indicated the Navy’s only current manpower need is for electronic technicians.
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Navy
Uule
Louis B. Denfeld
Naval Personal
Naval Service
Army
Willard S. Paul
General Staff
Denfeld
Elevator Operator Injured In Hotel Shaft Fall
An elevator girl fell from the first floor to the basement of the Blue Bonnet Hotel while descending. She suffered severe lacerations and bruises and was removed by ambulance to Robert B. Green Hospital. Dora Montano, 17, of 721 West Martin Street, identified as the operator, slipped at an entry while the car was at a higher floor. The accident occurred inside the shaft area affecting springs and machinery.
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Bluebonnet Hotel
Dora Montano
West Martin Street
City Ambulance
Robert B. Green Hospital
Lemon Marketing Under Way in Valley
MERCEDES August 14 Market ing of the 1948 Lemon crop is under way and the Big Grande valley consumes the fruit at about one vatload daily. C P Mellon Sty of Mercedes said this is the largest at home sales volume for this time of year. Meyer lemons increase in supply and tarlet shipments are expected to start by September 4. Distribution has been by truck and exporters, reaching as far as Corpus Christi.
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Mercedes
Big Grande Valley
C. P. Mellon Sty
Melton
Corpus Christi
MIC Sees Low July Accident Record at RAF Training Center
Brig. Gen. Russell E Randall announced that July yielded only one log temporary disabling accident among military personnel and three to civilian personnel at the RAF Military Training Center. MTC, with about 30,000 personnel, led the Technical Training command in safety with two accidents, a notably better record than other stations.
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RAF Military Training Center
Russell E Randall
MTC
Technical Training Command
Vacation tour to famed American landmarks tour advert
Vacation package advertised with dates August 16 to August 1 invites travelers to Curlabud Caterns Cove of the Winds Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak Great Salt Lake and Grand Canyon. All expenses paid only 2bu.00. For details dial C2361.
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Cove of the Winds
Garden of the Gods
Pike's Peak
Great Salt Laknn
Grand Canyon
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