Fathers' Day plans touch paths of Haas Hodges and kin
Haas and Hodges plan to travel to Rochester New York with their daughter and family for Fathers Day after visiting their old home town Shelby Ohio. The Hodges will then move to another daughter's home in Rockford to join relatives, while Mrs John Kramer and others from New Jersey visited Helen Pelouchet in Shelby last week. In Shelby Ohio Ed Griffin 44 died June 5 leaving his wife and two children. A summer potluck in the auditorium drew thirty seven residents hosted by Nellie Halpin and Lulu Randles. Charles Fink died at Wilhelm's Rest Home after a long hospital stay, born Arlington Ohio in 1880s and moved to the area in 1947.
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Ing
N.C
Rochester
N.Y
Shelby
Ohio
Hodges
Rock
John Kramer
Helen Pelouchet
16Th Street
New Jersey
Helen
Harry Griffin
Third Street
Ed Griffin
Standard Oi Company
Nellie Halpin
Lulu Randles
Arch Stocker
20Th Street
Amsterdam
Charles Fink
17Th Street
Wilhelm’s
Memorial Hospital
Arlington
The
Spark
Mr. Fink
Marie Stevens
Ann
W. Hodges
A. Faulk
C. Wooley
W. O. Malin
Ann Davis
C. Davis
Dr. Bentz
W. Ferguson
Pawloff
Exina Faulk
J. Martin
W. C. Malia
E. Primrose
R. Chambliss
Promotions Highlight Marine and Army Servicemen
Mrs. John Archer of 2465 Foster Lane was promoted to Marine Staff Sergeant with Marine All Weather Squadron 513 at El Toro MCAS in Santa Ana California. Army Specialist Four Edward J. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil M. Anderson of 2619 Arnold Avenue, participated with unit details not provided.
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John
Foster Lane
Marine All Weather Squadron 513
el Toro
Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
Edward J. Anderson
Neil M. Anderson
Arnold Avenue
Production Drops Cape Town
John Reineck, head of the production team, announced a setback in Cape Town, South Africa, affecting several stages of the project. Officials expect revised timelines and resumed activity after troubleshooting.
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Cape Town, South Africa
UPI
John Reineck
Proposal Puts Teeth In Civil Rights Action
George J. Marder discusses title three of a civil rights bill once dropped, noting its potential power over public accommodations and private businesses serving the public. The article explains varying versions and their possible impact on racial integration cases like James Meredith at the University of Mississippi and incidents in Birmingham and Greensboro.
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James E. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Birmingham
Ala
Greensboro
N.C
Tokyo freighters vanish raising hopes for search end
Hope faded for two missing Japanese freighters, The No 2 Daiiku Maru and another vessel, as officials pressed on with extensive search efforts after their disappearance.
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Tokyo
UPI
Sukarno Gains Mill By Regularizing Royalty Take
Sukarno moves to formalize a prior de facto rise in the share from the okin rate of fifty percent to a new arrangement. The change confirms his authority over the revenue stream and signals a stabilized control of the royalty system.
Standard Oil Wide Awake Service Promotes Crown Gasoline
The copy touts dependable gasolines from Standard Oil Company Kentucky, featuring three Standard lines Crown Extra Crown and Economy. It highlights the familiar red white and blue sign at Dixies and urges motorists to stop for wide awake service and long running Standard fuels.
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Dixie
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
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