Franco in Spain A portrait of General Franco in El Pardo palace
AP World Travel piece describes Gen. Francisco Franco at his El Pardo residence near Madrid. DeWitt Mackenzie notes the palace guards Moorish bodyguards, Franco’s calm demeanor, and a guarded interview in which the generalist discusses his image and private tastes amid monarchy surroundings.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Madrid
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Franco
Anaual Boma
Generalissimo
Thule
Jalo Pardo
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An annayed leader seen in strong health at fifty five
The chief of state appears physically fit in a large military uniform, perhaps seeming younger than his age. His vigorous campaigns, early brigadier general rise at thirty four, abstention from tobacco and alcohol, and long office hours mark his robust profile. His family stays mostly out of the limelight though he and the Generalissima accompany formal duties.
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Ailso
Generalissimas
Carman
Weekend Visitors and Local Lodge Installation Highlight Area News
Averill Park resident Sir Theodore Simonson and parents hosted a week end visit while Daniel Karpiak returned home after Army discharge. Local families Bunger Beysons and Karpiaks enjoyed time in New York. Castleton District No 1 installed new Odd Fellows officers. Woman's Society for Christian Service meets at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 pm with B s Bletcher in charge on Africa. Book club exchanging titles and refreshments after the session.
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Averill Park
Theodore Simonson
U. S Navy
Alfred Simonson
Daniel Karpiak
Army
Max Bunger
Albert
Charlotte Beysons
Telends
New York
Charles Schermerborn
Castleton District No. 1
On the Air Lucerty tenga ALM 1:20 Farmers
A scan of a noisy radio schedule page listing programs and host names such as Lucerty tenga ALM and Tam Brenneman with times throughout the noon to late afternoon period. The page includes numerous program titles and station squibs, reflecting a busy broadcasting day. References to News of the World, Veterans, and various reporters appear among the listings.
Riboflavin Seen as Cure for Disease in Horses
Brig. Gen. R A Kelser reports at the Horse and Mule Association of America that periodic ophthalmia known as moon blindness in horses is due to a food deficiency. Research at multiple universities led to riboflavin as a preventive, fed at eighty grams per ton, proving effective in stopping recurrences in previously affected horses.
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Chicago
R. A. Kelser
Army Veterinary Service
Taid
Horse and Mule Association of America
University of Tennsylvania
John Hopkins University
Ohio
Kentucky
Tran. Royal
Veterinary
Keleer
White Creek Community News Briefs
Miss Macy Nolan leads the March of Dimes drive in District No. 5 while Robert H. MacArl, Navy radio man, is stationed at Bayonne New Jersey and spent the weekend at home. Earl Marsh returns from Deaconess Hospital Boston after confinement since October. Mr and Mrs Raymond Taber and sons Harold and Ivan host Mr and Mrs Herbert Woodyard of Eagle Bridge. Charles Perry remains confined at home with illness, Mrs Perry a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Fred Russell sold his farm to Arnold Herrington and bought the Minot house in North Bennington from James Barks, taking possession in March. Rev Albert C. Parker to preside at the annual meeting of Aunbury and Jermain Methodist Churches Feb 4 at White Creek church. Rev and Mrs Chester A Simmons received a letter from Ronald Rutherford stating enlistment in the Motor Transport Division of the R A F and induction at Edinburgh Scotland June 22. Donald and his two sons were part of the Simmons household during the war and returned to Scotland last December.
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White Creek
Robert H. MacArl
Navy
Bayonne
N. J
Earl Marsh
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Raymond J. ‘Taber
Harold and
Ivan
Herbert Woodyard
Eagle Bridge
Charles
Perry
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Fred Russell
Arnold Herrington
Minot
North Bennington
James. Barks
Albert C. Parker
Aunbury
Jermain
Chester A. Simmons
Tonald Rutherford
Edinburgh
Scotlaad
Donald
Jonn
Simmons
Scotland
Millions of Servicemen Return Home Amid Naval Movements
The Associated Press reports 21,949 servicemen due home, with 16,871 expected to debark from West Coast ports. Ships listed include New York Mahoney City Victory, Manila Victory, and Sydney Victory with various Army units and navy ships. numerous personnel from infantry, engineers, artillery, and support companies named. Debarkation and ship movements span New York, Los Angeles, and San Diego ports with dozens of vessels and sea services noted.
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Inrelye Yesluydiy
New York
Nora
Weriong
Mahoney City Victory
Leblavee
Lath Troupe
Ghen ‘Pank
Beetalion
Quartermater Service
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Troupsy
Second Armored Division
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Merle
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George Chamberlain
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F. Williamson
Antwerp
Daniel le Johnston
Barry
Hilary Herbert
Angelo Vietory
Calcutta
Frederick
Victory
Lellavre
Winthrop Victory
Helleda Wood
Guam
Navy
Kota Hare
Manila
Army
Pearl Harbor
Baretta
Los Angeles
Holandia
Saipan
Steamer Bay
Trailes
Napier
Honolulu
Pearl Hurline
San Diego
Ascott
Shipley Bay
Coast Guard
Fon du Lio
General Cal
William Arnold Property Sold in Cambridge to Griffin
The William Arnold property on North Union Street has been sold to Harry A. Griffin. The Book Chit will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles O. Jackson. Rev. Kenneth G. Bowers of Davenport will preach as a candidate at Village United Presbyterian Church again Sunday. Snowballs ranging from a sine to a bushel basket were made over the weekend by the high wing and distributed around Lake Lauderdale near Cambridge.
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North Union Street
Harry A. Griffin
Charles O. Jackson
Kenneth G. Bowers
Davenport
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