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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1953
Page
5
Readers asked to supply latest addresses for relatives in service. The list includes many names and units such as Bealer, David L. AF 16304 347 8621. Brown, Burrell Lt. Col. Fort Bragg NC. Prins Leroy G. USNR Pensacola FL. Smith Robert W. USMC Camp Delmar CA. and Nienkark James A. USS Suisun AVP-53. The message requests families to share current addresses for personnel listed.
A historical notice describes eligibility for the Review 80 Club listing. To join one must be at least 80 and a York Township resident or former resident or born in York Township. It requests a life synopsis including names, birth data, family, residence, work, marriage, children, and health to admit members.
Five Methodist missionaries held captive in North Korea since June 25 1950 are to be released through the Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow. Names include Nel lie Arkansas Dyer Anders Kristian Jensen Mary Helen Rosser Bertha A Smith and Lawrence A Zellers. Ernst Kish died a year after capture from malnutrition.
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee notes that pollen allergy worsens as summer nears. Antibodies in the blood and on the skin fight off substances causing sensitivity. Breathing in pollens triggers reactions in susceptible individuals.
Rosalie Patterson honors the red poppy as a symbol of sacrifice. American Legion Auxiliary members fund and craft poppies in hospitals, employing disabled veterans from two wars. The flowers offer purpose, income, and morale while reminding readers to remember those who served.
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