American recalls Bulgaria wartime life and citizenship
Reeser Nikoloff of Rochester recounts his 35 years in the United States, return to Bulgaria in 1936, wartime conscription into Plovdiv fire defense, loss and restoration of American citizenship, and postwar impressions of occupation, shortages, and shifting loyalties amid Russian influence and English familiarity.
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Ettdéné Ho
Bulgaria
Reeser Nikoloff
Rochester N.Y
Joreom N. Nikoloff
East Broad Street
Beeser Nikoloff
United States
Nikeloff
Fire Defense Corps
Plodiv
Baltimore
Bosporus
Cainé F
Russia
Nikoloff
Sofia
Nikolas
New London Purchases Own Shop In Greenwich
New London businessman Cecil Hulme, recently discharged from the Alaskan Theatre of Operations on November 8 after two and a half years, severed ties with the Bishop barber shop in New London on May 4 to open his own shop. He purchased the Dick Miller shop in Greenwich. Usher Mr and Mrs Norman T Smith of Oberlin attended the Cleveland wedding of Misa Elizabeth Wynn Lowe, with Mr Smith serving as usher and Mrs Smith singing a solo. University of Colorado to teach highway safety to students. president Dr Robert L Stearns says a college degree is no advantage to a corpse.
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New London
Cecil Hulme
Greenwich
Bishop
Dick Miller
Hulme
Norman T. Smith
Gwen Parnell
Oberlin
Cleveland
Misa Elizabeth Wynn Lowe
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Boulder
Col
Robert L. Stearns
University of Colorado
Americans All by Dr Cane A Poling profile of Lowell Thomas
A reflection on broadcaster Lowell Thomas from Guideposts, detailing his religious background and the influence of his father the physician. The piece cites his godly upbringing, Bible reading, and a childhood spent on Colorado’s Sangre de Cristo, shaping his character and lifelong voice.
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Minnis Lowell Thomas
Lowell Thomas
Lawrence of
Arabia
Heays
Thomas
Colorado Rockies
Sangre de Cristo
Lowell Thomas on travels and parental guidance in faith
A reminiscence highlights Lowell Thomas recalling travels to the Holy Land and key influence from his father and mother in shaping faith. The interview suggests parental example as a potential solution to juvenile delinquency, framed in a religious home context and era.
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Turé
Lowell Thomas
Holy Land
Esdraéion
Jerusalem
Galilee
Thomas Hay
New York Post Corporation
New Braunfels, Texas Hosts Its Own River
The city of New Braunfels in Texas is noted for its unique feature a river that bears the town’s name the Comal River running through the area admired by locals and visitors alike as a defining attribute of the city.
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New Braunfels
Tex
River Tiges Power Town Mills and Phillies Park Scene
River waters feed a flour mill, feed mill, hosiery plant, and wool mill while supplying a large park used by Phillies of the National League for training. The river’s steady flow fuels multiple factories and local leisure space.
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Phillies
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