Seoul Sells Bricks in War Scarred Reopened Streets
A witness recounts a slowly reviving Seoul after its capture by U N troops. The city remains off limits to most locals, with gutted modern buildings and a shattered center once Korea's cultural and financial hub. Demolition and bombardment left the Bong Chong district a ruin, selling only bricks and junk as life returns.
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Seoul
Inchon
Pusan
U. N
Korea
South Korea
Pres
Syngman Rhee
Yalu
Bong Chong
Fifth Avenue
Starts Thursday at the Fox bombers leave rubble in wake
A narrator recalls a shattered town as bombs fell on a street where old skeletons of buildings loom over survivors. The scene shifts to a partially restored core with a theater, tea houses, and life slowly returning. The piece notes a June REA power bill and various municipal fund expenditures.
Lodge Pole Village Board Meets on August 6 1951
The Village of Lodge Pole held a regular board meeting at Town Hall at 8 00 pm chaired by Hort Quinn. Attendees were Hort Quinn A C Peterson Clarence Meyer and Harve Lindsey with L Bondegard absent. Minutes approved and bills presented totaling 78.30 in General Fund 255.00 and 194.00 for Electric Fund 51.00 for Tax Fund 251.53 for H B transformer 39.73 by Omaha Print Co and REA May power 704.47.
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Lodge Pole
Hort Quinn
A C. Peterson
Clarence Meyer
Harve Lindsey
L. Bondegard
General Fund
Henry Jenik
John Oliverius
Marshal
Telegraph Print. Co
L. M. Clinton
Electric Fund
George Emanuelson
C. E. Emanuelson
W. H. Tax Fund
Omaha Print. Co
Local Board approves multiple village funds expenditures
The board reviewed bills for Cemetery Fund Electric Deposit Fund Light Plant Fund Fire Fund France Fund Bond Fund Library Fund Water Extension Fund totals. A motion by Harve Lindley and Clarence Meyer pass to pay above bills. Water Extension Warrant No 3 authorized and paid. Adjournment. Henry Jenik Clerk H W Quinn Chair.
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Schroder
P. H. Barrett
Carl’s
Kripal Chev. Co
Exline Diesel Engine Works
Rags
Lodgepole Volunteer Fire
France
Peterson & Pivonka
Ins
Public Library
State Bank
Harve Lindley
Clarence Meyer
A. C. Peterson
Boy Scouts Hold Round Up Drive Of New Members
The Wye Braska Area Council plans a Western Round Up this fall to recruit Cub Scout and Scout age boys for Scouting. Leaders in the area prepare to engage boys and promote participation in the program.
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Boy Scouts
Wye-Braska
Round Up meeting promotes fall Scouting drive at Camp Laramie Peak
The Round Up at Camp Laramie Peak plans a fall program to boost Scouting for more boys. Old Round Up terms return, Maverick Buttons are given to new recruits, and each district hosts Ranch Cattlemen’s Brawls. Branding Nights invest new members as colorful ceremonies conclude.
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Camp Laramie Peak
Ing
Foundation garments boost worker efficiency, survey finds
A survey of medical and nursing authorities and personnel directors in retail stores and factories shows 87 percent affirm that wearing foundation garments contributes to employee efficiency. The study highlights attitudes toward workplace attire and productivity.
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George
Lone Prairie
Laverne Anthony
Han River Bridge
U. S. Army Engineers
the Fox
Westinghouse
Foster Lbr. Co
Western Sup. Co
Elec
Kreider Impl. Co
P. H. Franss
Lloyd Bridges
Marie Windsor
John Ireland
Fordomatic Ford
Fordomatic
Domatic
Ford
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
THE
North Platte Monument CO
F. E. Longan
Lloyd Bondegard
H. W. Quinn
Porter’s Trailer Court
Sidney
Nebraska
Aetna
East Lincoln Way
At Gas Co
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