Wheel Chair Invalid Finishes High School
Dalley Tex and Jo Ann Weiss highlight a wheelchair bound graduate who plans to attend Southers Methodia University next fall majoring in sign language interpreting. Despite infantile paralysis, she completes high school at Woodrow Wilson with strong grades and active roles in school organizations. The piece mentions her classmates pushing her chair and notes her pride in her graduation dress.
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Dalley
Tex
Censiojs Ans Weiss
Dales
Homer
Southers Methodia
University
Spasigh
Te- Jo Ane
Woodrow Wilson High
Mainteinieg
Jo Ann
Woodrow Wilson Instorital
Etd
National
Haper Society
Parana
Red River Dam Fourth in Nation At Desisah Texas
The dedication of the nation’s fourth largest dam at Desisah Texas on July 4 marks a milestone in power, flood control, and navigation. Led by Dr. Alex Acheson of Denison and championed by Senator Morris Sheppard, Senator Mark Hasra, and President Roosevelt, the project endured years of setbacks before completion. The dam serves Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana with significant earthwork, a 66 mile upstream reach, a 16 square mile reservoir, and a crest spillway 2,000 feet wide.
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Denison
Tex
ENS
Jergest
Desisah
Alex Acheson
Obie
Theodore Roosevelt
US R Army Engineers
Texas
Quishoma
Arkansas
Lon Isines
Miission Stnteas
Texas Power Sad Light Co
Oklahoma Gas
Electric Co
Dem
Dan
Tisho
Mingo
Okla
Washita
Gainesville
Spray Crest
Otter Works
Dam and relocation notes from reservoir project
Details outline flood control work and dam effects including 7 900 foot dike, land acquisition of 157.04 acres, relocation of four towns in Oklahoma and Texas with 900 residents, 16 miles of highways, 43 miles of transmission lines, 39 cemeteries, and 3000 graves. Construction began in 1938. expected annual benefits exceed 2.5 million from power sales and savings, plus 2.6 million from food between Denison and Alexandria. National Park Service plans envision postwar recreation facilities and a reservoir playground.
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Nouth
Desison
Oklahoma
Woodvile
Aylesworth
Powell
Esori Springs
Hagerman
Denison
Alexandria
Trial of Apparatus at Strodelé area draws local notice
Merril Baker Jr is confined to his home after a badly cut foot from a poker glass mishap near his boat. A trial of apparatus occurred Tuesday at Strodelé near Lake Street and Hudson Avenue revealing business spaces on the second floor. Barry Ainsley, in Nevada, visits Miss Sally Rodriguez while Miss Dorothy Harper visits from Hartford. Mr and Mrs Alberty Gibeault return from Montreal after a death in the family.
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John Sikorski
John Ruta
Brooklyn
Valenty Ruta
Troy-Schenectady Road
Frank Carey
Camp Hood
Tex
Joseph Cavanaugh
Stop 38
Charles G. Richnecker
Sampson
Richnecker
Airs
Robert Berridge
Hillcrest Avenue
Walter G. Oxybout
Alfred Richmond
Almeron Richmond
Jo [Rege Shields
Waterclief
Joseph Laib
Buddy
Judy
Jewitt
Russell Cathout
Charlotte Nesbitt
Rochester
Joseph Leib
Lindberg Drive
James Bullock
Frank Bullock
Camp van Schoorhoven
Burden Lake
Smiling Through EL
William Anderson
Dunsbach Petry Road
Melrose
Robert E. Sidebotham
Cecelia Simmons
Rosemary Gunsalus
Sehior
Frank P. Marano
S14
River Street
Pru
Frank M.marano
Pyi
George M. Marano
Helen P. Marano
Frank
British Isles
George
Italy
Helen
Helen Is Stationed At ‘Kearney Army Air Force Base
Kearney
Neb
Army Nurse Corps
Merril. Baker, Jr
Lake Street
Hudson Avenue
Variery
Marion Rodriguiz
Pornomal” ‘Corp
Barry Ainsley
Nevada
Sally Rodriguez
Dorothy Harper
Hartford
Conn
Afr
Raymond Burgess
Alberty Gibeault
Monreal
Gibeault
Unusual Patents Ease Daily Living in INL Report
From the seat of the functional patents reporter lists new gadgets. A device for removing the first cigarette from a pack uses a tapering strip of flexible material to tassel the cigarette. A drink mixing tumbler features a rotating agitator and inner ribs to blend drinks. A billiard handpiece helps hold the cue butt for easier shots.
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Washington
INL
Eden Sees No Peace Within Seven Weeks
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the Commons there would be no peace with Germany in the next seven weeks though the enemy might surrender in that period. He opposed a government motion for a Commons recess as John Lawson warned about hastening peace with the enemy. Eden dismissed fears of an early surrender, saying no risk of such an outcome.
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Bayden
Anthony Eden
Lip Howre
Commons
Germany
Biome
Uti
Leborite
John Lawson
Eden
French publisher dies in London event
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of a publisher in London with unclear details. The brief mentions a publisher and an unidentified event, leaving questions about the exact cause and date.
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Wim
Ontgomery
Menands,n.y
Montgomery Ward
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Ficor South
Albany
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Menands
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