Life in U S From Page Gree Best Things the Government Did
Elaine Hougee and Clarke Ammons recount their postwar life through the G I bill. Charlie Ammons, a former technical sergeant, built a family in Omaha Council Bluffs on modest wages and a growing public career. Elaine teaches music and supports the household as Clarke grows.
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Elaine Hougee
Tagy
Clarke
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Charlie
Five
Elaine
Nebraska
Bellevue
Ft. Crook
North Africa
Middle East
G.I. Bill
University of Omaha
Troop 42
Elaine’s
Coartes Bluffs Civic Music
Dodge Park Congregational Church
Ammonses
Little Clarke
Charlie Ammons
Clark
Grace Legay a Hotel Detective Trained by a Police Family
Grace Legay, daughter of Detective Mary Sullivan, grew up in New York City amid a family of detectives. She works eight hours daily at the Hotel Commodore and runs a private detective agency at night. Her aim is prevention and confidential investigations for clients who seek discretion.
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Grace Legay
New York City
Mary Sullivan
Bureau of Policewomen
Grace
Scotland Yard
Sherlock Holmes
Columbia University
New York
Pennsylvania
Police Academy
Penn Station
Commodore
Yugoslavia as a potential next target in Cold War debate
Diplomatic circles in Belgrade note Yugoslavia stands as the sole Communist state outside the Soviet bloc and might attract Cominform pressure if attacked. U.S. commitment remains uncertain with officials withholding arms pressure unless Tito requests aid, while some see a future U.S. response if aggression occurs.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Soviet Bloc
Yugosavia
Belgrade
Tite
Maryland regulates live wild animal imports
The Maryland Games and Inland Fish Commission passed a rule prohibiting the import of any live wild animal into the state without a permit from the commission.
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Maryland Games and Inland Fish Commission
Nile Treasure Unearthed Amid Amenhotep II Route
Archaeologists report discovery along the ceremonial road to Thebes known as the Avenue of the Amenhotep II era. Excavations reveal eight sphinxes, a Karnak tablet, and a pharaoh worship scene with Ram-headed figures. Work will take years as overburden is removed to reveal ancient monuments and treasures.
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Harnak
Luxor
Nile
Egypt
Amenhotep II
Thebes
Ammon
Amenhotép Iti
Karnak
Amenhotep
Renee
Birch Trees for Mail Order at Low Prices
An old advertisement promises birch trees mailed or sent by post with low costs and a money back guarantee. It touts three trees for two dollars or one dollar each, asks customers to send no money and pay postage, and mentions a refund if not satisfied. Bloomington Illinois appears as the location.
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Egypt
Rameses
Ammon
Bloomington
Hilnals
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Texas
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Neb
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Charl
Flaine
Hotel ‘Dick
Red Korea
Geakcast
Pao
Arthur Jenkins
The
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Herald’ Place
Syracuse
Nuley
Mary E. Jenkins
EL AL O'Hara
Syracuse, Ncy
Arthiur Jfeneing
Herald
Fish
Narmak
University of Chicago
Rishard Parker
Woo
Coa
Incia
America
Pontiac
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