Outlook Brightens After Truman Drops Run
Babson Park Mass April 18 Roger observes optimism rise as Truman's decision not to run shifts attitudes. He notes improved consumer spending sentiment, inventories likely to adjust, and a political tilt to the right with Conservative candidates favored by Southern Democrats. Market hopes hinge on post election business environment and defense spending outlook. A final note: a syllabus is a non-alcoholic drink made of milk and wine. Leader ads bring results.
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Babson Park
Mass
Truman
Gloucester
Roger
Washington
Russell
Kerr
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Taft
White House
Readlyn Farm Seeding Team Helps Oat Field Sowed
Readlyn neighbors and relatives gathered at the E. J. Spier farm to seed 40 acres of oats with six tractors and two seeders. Spier, crippled by a winter fall, uses a wheelchair while assistance came from local residents and nearby towns. Also notes include family moves, Easter visits, and military addresses, plus a Spencer garden club planting crab trees since 1950 with aim of two trees per city block.
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E. J. Spier
Readlyn
Spiers
Spier
Louie
Waldo Knief
Walter Rutt
Ed Dennibier
Max Stender
A. E. Peterson
Raymond Pipho
Denver
Spencer
Clay County Garden Club
Red Bell Mischief Triggers Highway Pursuit
A Florida patrolman chases a car at high speed after mistaking a red paper Christmas bell on the windshield for a red light. The driver escapes briefly but is identified by license via radio. The chase ends at the driver’s address where the car sits in a garage. The driver receives a reckless driving summons.
Bowling Kramers Clinch Wapsie Title at New Hampton
Kramer Keglers clinched the Wapsie league title in New Hampton by taking three points from Rileys as Kane led with a 627 high series and 247 high game. With two games left, they stand one point ahead, while second place would need a full sweep of their remaining matches. The Wednesday tally shows Kramer 471 and 904 in three lanes, Tremaine 503, Peacock 465, Fink 507, totaling 2703? The provided scores list totals 904 801 868 for Kramer, Tremaine, and Kane respectively, with Kane delivering the high 627 series and 247 game.
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Kramers Keglers
New Hampton
Rileys
Kane
Kramer
Tremaine
Peacock
Fink
Hold Back the Night leads April library picks
Pat Frank, war correspondent, draws on front line observations from Italy, the Middle East, and Central Europe to craft Hold Back the Night. The Korea set saga follows Marine Captain Mackenzie and 126 men toward Changjin Reservoir and Hungnam, meeting soldiers Elkland Heinzerling and their families, in a tribute to ordinary American combat men.
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Pat Frank
Italian Front
Middle East
Europe
Korea
Mackenzie
Changjin Reservoir
Hungnam
Sergeant Elkland
Petrucei Heinzerling
Latest Addresses Of Tripeli Men Now Serving Colors
Pvt. Ervin L. Warnke together with Haverkamp, McDermott, Peters, Drewis, Virgil Price, Andrew Price, and Donald W. McKeown listed with service numbers and unit details. McKeown to resume duties after 15 days leave. new address partial as USMC 12-.
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Tripeli
Ervin L. Warnke
New York
N. Y
Ft. Riley
Kan
Frederick E. Drewis
16Th
Ft. Banks
Mass
Virgil C. Price
F.A
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Andrew J. H. Price
Co. E
26Th Infantry Regt
N. YY
Donald W. McKeown
Marine Corps
R. A. McKeown
USMC
Camp Pendleton and Camp Lejeune Marines Update
A list of Marine units and personnel includes Hdly F M C Pacific Troops at Camp Pendleton Oceanside California Pie Lester Leisinger 1-269-121 2nd School Co Eng School Bn Marine Barracks Camp Lejeune North Carolina Cpl. Vernon Prestien US 55-093-294 490th Engineers Light Equip Co Fort Campbell Kentucky and notes the Suez Canal dimensions 108 feet wide 31 feet deep.
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F. M. C. Pacific
Camp
Joseph H. Pendleton
Oceanside
Cal
Lester Leisinger
2Nd School Co
Eng
Marine Barracks
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Cpl
Vernon Prestien
490Th Engineers Light Equip. Co
Fort Campbell
March winner Roy Peas tops Mutual Trust Life producers
Mutual Trust Life of China named Roy E. Peas a March top producing general agent at Sun. Peas has a consistent production record and remains active in his role as a general agent. Miner, way Leader ads bring results.
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Mutual Trust Life of China
Roy E. Peas
Sun
Roy Pease
Miner, Way
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