Marines Draft to Sail the Jungle Green Training Path
AP Special Correspondent Relman Morin reports on Camp Lejeune’s draft process sending thousands of young Americans into the U S Marines. Recruits face arduous conditioning including long marches and night operations as they join a unit famed for amphibious warfare and fierce discipline.
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Marine Corps
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Carolinas
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Howe
Avis
Priller
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Vinvasion
Judge Grants Show Cause in Zoning Appeal
Petition contests June 24 and June 25 zoning actions as illegal and void citing private advantage to a property owner and improper delegation of legislative to administrative power. List of petitioners includes H Maxwell Yineling and many others in the community seeking review under Article 66B.
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Soning
H. Maxwell Yineling
Alice J. Yingling
Meyer Berkson
Ida F E. Berkson
A. A. Bell
Alice D. Bell
H. Ronald Blickenstaff
O. P. Bohman
Mahel Fh. Bohman
Francis H. Cost
Walter M. Daniels
Lucille R. Daniels
Edwin F. Darner
Lene R. Darner
J. Wilam Darner
Mary E. Darner
Roy Danzer
Helen Jeanette Danzer
Charles S. Fuller
Ruth E. Fuller
Richard N. Funkhouser
Janet K. Funkhouser
William T. Hassett, Jr
Jean A. Hassett
James H. Fhi
Helen J. Hill
Edgar CG. Jones
Gertrude F. Jones
F. Coulbourne Jones, Jr
Edgar W. King
Lenora R. Mandl
Hunton P. Mills
Christy BE. Mcthiwen
Grace L. McEwen
I. F. McGraer
Jean G. McGraer
John C. Patterson
Norman Rosen
F. R. Rowe
Mary A. Rowe
R. L. Sharrett
Janet W. Sharrett
Kather K. Smith
Roy M. Snyder
Helen &. Snyder
Charles F. Stroje
Lena B. Sunderland
Joseph 8. Ward
Minerva A. Ward
S. Robert Wells
Virginia Hay Wells
Hia
W. Harold Wrand
Margaret K. Wyand
Surgeons Transplant Corneas in Detroit Eye Operations
A Detroit medical team reports successful cornea grafts to restore sight. Mrs Lena Campbell, a mother of six, and William Lowe, 64, both regained potential vision after corneal transplants using donor eyes tied to Lawrence Shannon, a 32 year old office worker who died last week from a brain tumor. The procedures were done last Tuesday with initial examinations showing promising results.
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Detroit
Lena Campbell
William Lowe
White Lake
Roth
Lawrence Shannon
Ahannon
Aurgeons
Campbell
Lowes
sereRs Til
Picket Lines at Local Phone Exchange Continue Dispute
Union and company managers resume talks after a day of pickets at exchanges in Silver Spring Bethesda Chestertown and other towns. Key issues are seniority wages and holiday pay with disputes over wage increases and contract terms.
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Robert O. Slemmer
Cumberland
Ctoo
Telephone Company
Lichen F. Rye
Rye
Silver Spring
Hyattaville
Bethesda
Chestertown
Annano Ife
la Plata
Cambridge
Orville F. Taylor
Cate
Frostburg
Margaret C. Weiss
Maryland Telephone Union T Operators
Beall Signals Possible Run for Senate Nomination
Beall indicated he may seek the Republican senatorial nomination after suggesting a run. he noted daily Congress sessions while traveling the state and said party leaders have been supportive. Patrons in Western Maryland and other regions urged him to run previously, but he aimed for reentry to the House.
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Congress
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Mecheldin
Campaigen
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GOP
Baudouin Proclaimed King of Belgium at 20
In Brussels on July 17 Twenty year old Baudouin I was formally proclaimed King of the Belgians succeeding Leopold III who abdicated yesterday after a controversial reign. Baudouin took the oath to uphold the constitution in the National Parliament and assumed royal powers. He wore a lieutenant general’s khaki uniform as cheers rang from the assembly. Leopold III, aged 48, abdicated amid wartime controversy and accusations of German collaboration and marriage to Mary-Lou Raels.
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Belgium
Baudouin I
Leopold III
National House of Representatives
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Leopold
Fila Throfe
Hin
Alan
Mary-Lillane Raels
Death Ends Long Friendship of Two War Captains
In Cincinnati a Marine officer dies after a long bond with his battle buddy. Captain Jack West was killed in action in 1918 and his friend Captain Alan Rue West attended his final rites at Spring Grove Cemetery. Their lifelong friendship spanned Shanghai Washington and a quiet trout stream.
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Quantles
France
Marine Fifth Regiment
Jack West
Bellea Wood
Alan
West
Shanghai
Washington
Ila
Dita Huddy
Jark West
Spring Grove Cemetery
Clifton
Cates
Jamimanid
United States Marina Corps
Bold Prison Break Through Triggers Wounding of Two Guards
Five convicts attempted a mass breakout at Colorado State Prison wounding two guards and taking hostages for 46 minutes. Prison authorities traced the plan to Harold Hathaway of Pueblo as inmates of isolation cells fought back with knives and a revolver.
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Cole
Carthouse
Roy Rest Aald
Harold Hathaway
Pueblo
Cola
Hoe
Chet Yeu
Bulards
Twien Batara
Rainmaker Denies Blame for Missouri Flood Damages
Denver business leader P. Krick said his cloud seeding operations with silver iodide crystals could not have caused the Missouri flood. He told Senator Care in Washington that rainfall in Kansas and Nebraska was natural and that his company seeded only from Canada to Mexico with no involvement in the disaster.
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Saya Kansan
Missouri
P. Krick
Krick
Senator Care
RSCA
Caansalt
Washington, D. C
Aaoda
Staten
Nebraska
Kanaan
Kriek
Water, Resources, Development Corp
Hooligans Were Peaceful Pickets at U N Delegation
United Nations New York July 17 Peaceful pickets denied as hooligans by Warren Austin American U N chief said police reported the June 30 demonstration in front of the Soviet delegation building was orderly and legal. Soviet officials alleged rowdy acts and car damage but officials found no evidence of such. Hungarian persecutions cited as motive.
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U. N
Warren Austin
U.N
New York
Jacob A. Malle
Chlaf
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Foshion
Malle
Anatin
Tsarapkin
Red
Austin
American-duncarian Federation
Hungary
Malik
Murat
Death By Lobster Item Idem Holden Deputy Speaker Strangled
The coroner ruled Lord Holden Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords died from strangulation by a large lobster piece. He collapsed while eating lobster salad at a friend's home and a post mortem found a lump lodged in his larynx.
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London
Lord Holden
House of Lords
Holden
Crime Probers Plan Wind-Up For Next Month
The Senate Crime Committee plans to wind up its underworld probe within the next month with three days of hearings in New York City. The panel will focus on dope traffic waterfront rackets gambling and political man las. The House passed a narcotics and marijuana penalties bill, setting minimums and maximums and tightening sentences for repeat offenders.
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Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Ita Underworld
Itaff
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New York
Ita
Atlandia City
N. C
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
House
Senate
Crime Committee
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