Young Indonesian Guerrilla Bobby Hero Of Jogjakarta
A 1-year-old guerrilla mascot named Bobby joins Indonesian resistance near Jogjakarta after a seven month clash with Dutch forces. He survived imprisonment and multiple wounds, led a prison break, and fought at Padokan and Bantoel before being ordered back to school while vowing to rejoin if attacked. Bobby’s tale ends with a note on a natural bridge cave near Lexington, Virginia.
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la Neto Wardani
Suerrilis
Hedrogyakarta
Indonesia
Donesian Suerrilins
United Nations
Bobby A Breen
Bobby
Jogjakarta
Bantoel
Jagjakarta
Padokan
S¢ntolo
Gale Rips New York City Power Lines In Weekend Storm
A hurricane born gale blasted New York City at about 70 mph causing one death and leaving over 39,000 families without power. Brooklyn Queens Nassau County and the Bronx reported outages with wind driven damage along the New Jersey shore and Long Island. The storm center passed west of the city as warnings extended from Cape Hatteras to Eastport Maine and Florida’s losses were estimated at 60 million dollars.
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New York
New York City
Eastport
New England
Henry Reins
Garfield
N. J
Brooklyn
Queens
Nassau County
Bronx
Westchester’s
New Jersey Shore
New York Telephone Co
Staten Island
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Block Island
Long Island
Weather Bureau
Florida
Easteen
Seaboard
All Point
Manhattan
Consolidated Edison Co
United Nations
American Red Cross aide found dead in Japanese shrine
The army investigated the death of Charles Millard age 43 of Newburg near Zama where his body was found in a Japanese shrine. It is believed he died from a gunshot wound and an automatic pistol with one bullet was found near the body.
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Tokyo
Army
Charles Millard
Newburg
Zama
Millard
American Red Cross
Stars and Stripes
Band From Joliet Still Legion Champ
The Memorial Band of Harwood Post No 1 Joliet Illinois won the American Legion national championship band contest for the fourth year in a row. Portage Post No 496 of Kent Ohio took second, while Fifth District Post of Dallas Texas and Nashville Post No 5 shared third place.
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Philadelphia
Harwood
Mt Jolvet
Stills
Eurth
Portage Post
Kent, C
Fifth District Post
Dallas
Tex
Nashville Post
Fountain of Youth in One Celled Animal
The article explains that the single celled organism does not age or die unless harmed or eaten. It propagates by simply dividing itself in two, offering an overview of a primitive life cycle.
Polio Case Counts Slow as Nation Sees Early Decline
The Associated Press survey shows the United States logging about 19 800 polio cases for a nine day period ending Aug 27 with roughly 3 900 new cases, a 30 percent drop from the prior nine days though still above early August totals. Illinois leads with 1 502 cases and 11 deaths, New York tops with 24 238 cases and 1 641 deaths, while cautioning that peak may come in September and school openings adjust only slightly in Milwaukee and Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Kansas
Maine
North Dakota
Indiana
Cachusetta
Michigan
Nevada
New York
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Tamas
Woehington
New York City
State Health Department
Early Christian Leaders Debate Himae Rights in Marriage and War
Early Christian figures faced opposition from Himae followers over a baptized person’s rights. The debate covered marriage, property ownership, eligibility for warfare, public office, and other civic duties within the church community.
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Joseph Rosamilia
Interesteal Beauty Parlor
River ST. Troy
Deora Morth Trey Theater
Troy Top Soil CO
Bedford
Ben Weaver
Obie
Pinelee
Jnp
Joliet Still Legion
Milwaukee
Wie
Massachusetts
Strand Taxi Troy
Boxer’s
Boxer’s Drug CO
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Frears
al EE Fai
F. J. Fagan Coal CO
114Th St
Gurley Ave
Troy
N.Y
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Third St
Seventh Ave
MR Cee
Florence
Eeeye
Florence Medel
Trust Union
Fern
Antun
River ST
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