Army declares romance case amid wartime tensions
An AP report notes Army statements referencing a romance between William H. Mahoney and a Korean girl, with caution against interference or misinterpretation during the ongoing conflict. The piece frames the issue within wartime propriety and official guidance.
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Mahoney
Georgia Foresters Pick Columbus Girl as Queen
Georgia Forestry Association crowned Penelope Lope Andrews, 20, of Columbus as its new queen at the 55th awards banquet. Gov. Ernest Vandiver presented the plaque, with Glynda McAfee of Augusta as runner up. Officers were re elected. the Golden Pine Cone honors went to multiple members and officials including Ray Shirley of Macon.
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Ernest Vandiver
Georgia Forestry
Glynda McAfee
Augusta
Jim L. Gillis Jr
Soperton
Order of the Golden Pine Cone
Waldo Bradley
Savannah
Dorsey Dyer
Athens
L. C. Hart Jr
Atlanta
Stewart L. McCrary
Gainesville
Gid L. McEatchern
Susan Myrick
Macon
Thurman Bensing
Nashville
Tenn
Forestry Commission
Ray Shirley
Echols
Dodge County
Wallace Adams
Glenwood
Harley Langdale Jr
Valdosta
W. T. McDaniel
Jesup
Lucien Whittle
Brunswick
Jewish Shech Begins Festival Observances In New York
A battered text notes the Jewish festival of Shavuot beginning at dawn in New York, commemorating the giving of the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. It mentions Passover timing and the feast of weeks with varying observance among Orthodox and Reform communities.
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Butown
New Yorky
Mount Einai
Down
Egypt
Reform
Kennedy tax revision faces uphill fight in Senate
Democratic senators met in Washington amid sharp criticism of President Kennedy's tax revision bill with opposition pressuring a possible drop. Senator Byrd defended continued committee study while Republicans urged shelving the measure as Treasury debates the withholding plan and investment credit.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert §. Kerr
D-Okla
Father and Five Children Die in Home Fire
Palmyra Pennsylvania AP reports a father Charles Franklin Neiswender and his five children Natalie Kathleen Charles Karl and Terry died in a early morning house fire 30 miles north of the Lebanon county community. Peggy Neiswender survived with burns and shock after telling firefighters her husband sent her to jump from a window and vowed to save the children.
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Lebanon County
Charles Franklin Neiswender
Natalie
Kathleen
Charles
Karl
Terry
Neiswender
Peggy
Hames
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