99th St Mary Graduation Program Set
Mary’s University will hold its 92nd commencement at the university gymnasium Tuesday night with Rev. Alexander Wangler as principal speaker. Degrees will be awarded by Very Rev. Walter Golnika and presented by Rev. Bro. Thomas J. Treadaway. Degrees include five bachelor of science, two master of arts, five bachelor of arts, two bachelor of science in commerce, and four bachelor of laws.
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St. Mary
Mary's University
Alexander Wangler
Walter F. Golnika
Thomas J. Treadaway
Telegrams Go Lyrical But Furlough Ends
Moody Field Georgia May 30. A furlough inspired lyric lines from army bombardier navigator Charles R Koskot. He wired that nobody is dead or dying and asked for J day furlough extension. Commanding officer Capt W B Darden replied that he tried but failed and ordered him back to camp immediately.
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Moody Field
Charles R. Koskot
Army Bombardier Navigation School
W. B. Darden
Nurse Off Bataan At Randolph Field
Maj. Juanita Redmond of the Army Nurse Corps, veteran of Bataan and Corregidor, now chief of the nursing branch personnel office, visited Randolph Field to confer with Cal F. Harrison and Maj. Mehel Emberg. She holds two Oak Leaf Clusters and was among 22 nurses ferried from Corregidor to Australia before its fall, and is promoting her book I Served on Bataan.
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Juanita Redmond
Army Nurse Corps
Bataan
Corregidor
Air Surgeon
Washington
Central Flying Training Command
Randolph Field
Cal. E. F. Harrison
Vice Command
Maj
Mehel Emberg
Major Redmond
Dial Press Faces Trial Over Obscene Lady Chatterley
New York magistrate orders Dial Press publishers to stand trial on charges that the D H Lawrence novel The First Lady Chatterley is obscene. The case cites the book as obscene lewd lascivious filthy indecent and disgusting. John Sumner of the suppression of vice filed the complaint alleging obscenity.
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New York
Dial Press, Incorporated
D. H. Lawrence
First Lady Chatterley
Charles G. Reutgens
John
Sumner
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
New Deal In General Attacked At Governors Conference
Governor Dewey of New York urged postwar redistribution of powers and warned against regimentation and centralization. He attacked new policies as inefficient and bungling while stressing state responsibility and international cooperation backed by force. The remarks followed off the record talks with Gen. Marshall and Admiral King.
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Hershey
INS
Dewey
New York
Brmnard M. Baruch
White House
Roosevelt
Namie
George C. Marshall
Army
Ernest J. King
Optimists to Meet With Kiwanis Club
The Optimist club will postpone its regular luncheon Wednesday to meet with the Kiwanis club Thursday at the Gutter hotel. Speakers Dora Davenport Judge Charles Anderson Louis E. Sim H B Housman Bill Brogan Alex Thomas and the Rev Dan Houlman will discuss a joint project between the two clubs. Earthquake Hits Turkey near Bolu central Turkey 85 miles from Istanbul devastates region.
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Kiwanis Club
Gutter Hotel
Dora Davenport
Charles Anderson
Louis E. Sim
H. B. Housman
Bill Brogan
Alex Thomas
Dan Houlman
Bride With Seven Husbands Identified by Denver Woman
Cosy Franklin Lane of Denver told authorities his bride Dixie Rose Lane aged 90 might have other husbands. She confessed to seven marriages without divorces, claiming one husband died and another was erased by an apartment. Five husbands are named, including Cecil Mortis killed in a train wreck two months after their Amarillo marriage, and Henry Gettel whose marriage was annulled by his parents. Dixie, currently an army private at Camp Callan, explained details amid protests and sent cigarettes to Edgar in jail after her arrest.
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Denver
Franklin Lane
Dixie Rose Lane
Cecil Mortis
Dixie Rose
Amarillo
Texas
Henry Gettel
Rocky Ford
Colo
Gettel
Howard J. Edgar
Sugar City
Paul Sims
la Junta
Camp Callan
Calif
Lawrence Dickerson
Wayne
W. Va
Homer Smith
Raton
N. M
Den
Espe
Cially
Edgar
Fuel Tank Alley and Doctors in War Electron Weight
A fragmented note lists topics such as fuel tank alley and doctors in war, plus figures claiming over 50,000 and 30 thousand trillion in war work. It mentions electrons weighing one ounce and braille dictionary needs twelve volumes for printing. This unreadable OCR piece contains scattered science and publishing notes without coherent narrative.
North and South join hands at Gettysburg pledge unity
North and South leaders clasped hands on the battlefield to vow national unity during a Memorial Day ceremony. Governors from Pennsylvania Massachusetts and others praised the gathering as a historic tribute to fallen soldiers and a symbol of a once divided nation now united.
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Gettysburg
Gellxsbukl
Edward Marin
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
National Cemetery
J. Melyne Broughton
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Iraq
Lady Chatterley’ Publishers
New Deal
Turkey
London
Bolut
Istanbul
Fuel Tank
Britain
Hitler
Europe
Lee A. Jones
Dayton
Ohio
A.af
North
Leverett Sattensfall
Massachusetts
San Antonio
Lincoln A
VLR
SLR
U.S. Employment Service
Walker
Walker's DeLuxe
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Iil
Hiram
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