Teen Hoosier Couple Wed Young and Build Family Near Indianapolis
Chester Storm Jr. and Phyllis Storm married at nineteen and eighteen in Indiana, facing critics who warned of money woes and divorce. Despite comments they say early marriage suits them as they raise their baby son Mike in a modest rural home twelve miles from Chet’s work with Indianapolis street railways. They note saving is slow but plan to buy necessities as funds allow, with bridal gifts easing initial setup.
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Chester Storm
Mike
Indianapolis
Michael Lynn Storm
The
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Chester
Phyllis Storm, Jr
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Chester Storm, Jr
Phyllis
Chet
Phyllis Storm
United States
Indianapolis Street Railways
Danville
Eye Opener Feudal Farms In France Amaze Yanks
Missouri farmer observers describe life on French farms near Paris. They find landowners prosperous, labor cheap at 15 cents an hour, and farm workers in large houses with servants. Machinery seems crude and more hands needed outside Paris. Women sit apart at meals. one host family resists portraits but a photo is taken anyway. Concluded on Page 8.
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Paris
Wmns
Missouri
J. L. Snyder
Hilden
Snyder
Kansas
Europe
Economic Cooperation “Administration
Loire
Jack Jackson
Jackson
Kansas City
Salt mine art exhibit in Kochnendorf reflects Nazi era bearing
Thousands visit a salt mine in Kochnendorf Germany each Sunday to view statues carved from rock. Two Stuttgart sculptors created works in 1937 38 under Nazi influence while French prisoners added notable figures. Proceeds fund miners welfare. exhibits include SA like uniforms and a removed swastika banner.
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Kochendorf
Germany
Stuttgart
Hitler
Storm
Johnsons Boast Made Good Jet Fighter Squadron Gains on Red Alert
Jacksonville Florida faced a drill as the 159th Air Fighter Squadron practiced rapid response after Defense Secretary Johnson suggested the U S could be in battle within an hour of an attack The unit conducted Operation J a fast war game to test readiness pilots including Lt Col William D Haviland who recently earned the Distinguished Service Medal stood at the center of a tense drill with ground crews and civilian duties intersecting the mission The exercise began secretly and was revealed at 10 20 am prompting scramble and nerve testing as pilots prepared to intercept hypothetical hostile bombers from the Atlantic Ocean
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United States
Defense
Johnson
159Th
Shooting Star
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Air National Guard
William D. Haviland
New York
Miami
Jack Nunnaly
Chalet Suzanne: Worldly lodging in Lake Wales Florida
Bertha Hinshaw built Chalet Suzanne eighteen years ago from little more than an imagination and an eye for travel. The resort near Lake Suzanne offers 30 rooms with low doors and rooms of varied sizes, antique and imported furnishings, meals served in overhanging dining rooms, and glassware praised for its quality. Guests are served hot coffee and orange juice at their door each morning.
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Suzanne
Florida Citrus Ridge
England
Persia
Mrs. Hinshaw
Lake Suzanne
Chicken Retriever Andy Guards Madison Poultry Firm
In Madison Wisconsin a mostly Collie dog named Andy has saved Southern Wisconsin Produce Co. up to 100 dollars daily by catching fleeing chickens at scales since 1941. Andy has retrieved about 18000 birds, killed only two, and also serves as night watchman when not on poultry detail.
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Andy
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Southern Wisconsin Produce Co
A. C. Duckwitz
UN Peace Missions Grow Across World And Roles
The UN has deployed peace missions in Greece Palestine Indonesia Korea and Kashmir with new efforts in Africa over Italy’s pre war colonies. Lie credits missions with halting wars and averting clashes while commissions mediate watch and investigate to craft UN programs and permanent peace solutions.
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Lake Success
United Nations Peace Commission
Greece
Palestine
Indonesia
Korea
Kashmir
Africa
Italy
Trygve Lie
Lie
Progress Jap Women Form Clubs By Thousands
In postwar Japan from a single state controlled group to 8,853 voluntary clubs in under five years, women join regional cultural vocational and political groups. Over six million women have embraced democratic freedom, with groups like the Democratic Women’s Club and New Japan Women’s Alliance expanding from cities to rural areas. The Labor Ministry report notes many clubs are regional and that prewar mass organizations have dissolved into broader civic networks. (Concluded on Page 2)
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WNNS
Japan
Women and Juvenile Bureau
Labor Ministry
Patriotic Women’s Association
Women's National Defense Association
Greater Japan Women's Association
United States
Democratic Women’s Club
New Japan Women's Alliance
League of Women Voters
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Bertha Hinshaw
159Th Fighter Squadron
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T.E. Tsiang
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Unscop
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Security Council
Folke Bernadotte
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