Forrestal Buried In Arlington
James V Forrestal, former secretary of defense, is laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery beside national leaders. President Truman leads officials and family in ceremonies with Episcopal burial rites, military honors, and volleys from artillery and Marines.
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Washington
James V. Forrestal
Arlington National Cemetery
Truman
Forrestal
Wallace E. Conkling
Episcopal
Chicago
Roosevelt
Navy
Defense
Marine Band
Handel
John W. Roper
Naval’ Bureau of Personnel
Naval’ Academy
Army
Air Force
Marines
Local Social Notes From Shushan And Nearby Towns
Shushan and nearby communities report weekend visits with Oscar Lucke Jr. in Burlington, Marjorie Wright visiting family in West Arlington, and guests for Ednad Galbraith and the Charles Peck home. Activities include Belle Brownell Guild meetings and a PCU gathering at the Methodist Church May 29 on Puerto Rican topics.
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Oscar Lucke, Jr
Burlington
Marjorie Wright
George Wright
West Arlington
Belle Brownell Guild
Ednad Galbraith
Earl Anderson
Eagle Bridge
Roland Roberson
F. B. Randall
George Randall
South Shaftsbury
Charles Peck
Larmon Crosier
Providence
R. L
Perry Peltier
Dorset
John &. Stevens
P.C.U
Lawrence Rowland
A. H. Green
Mark Kenyon
Lauderdale
Forest Hills
Washington rules on drinking stance and beer handling
A state policy note states it is illegal to stand while drinking beer in public places and to move beer from one labeled container to another. It clarifies that waitstaff may handle or reposition beverages while customers are restricted from moving their beer themselves.
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State of Washington
Chinese Driver Sleeps Through Bridge Battle
A fragmented report describes a Chinese driver dozing during a clash over a bridge at Geochew Creek. Bullets whine as communist and nationalist forces contest the crossing while the truck drifts, and the driver wakes an hour later to continuing fighting.
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Zam Don
Geochew Creek
Earl of Strathmere dies at Gallme Castle aged 64
The Earl of Strathmere and Kingherss, brother of Queen Elisabeth, died yesterday at Gallme Castle. He was the oldest of the Queen's brothers and served as Sftecath of the time, according to records from his era.
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Elisabeth
Glaims
Scotland
Earl of Strathmere
Kingherss
Gialme Castle
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Arlington
G.O.P
Hendrick Hudson
William L. Pfeiffer
New
Frank Moore
John J. Ahern
James Haggerty
Thomas E. Dewey
Hardwick
Gordon Hayes
White Rotary
River ST
Troy
Merdaco
Bethethra
Arureietingas
Woobrow Hansen
Strand Taxi Troy
Shushan
Nppoired
UW Paseibia
Danzis Resting Co
Elgin Watch Agency
Wittnauer Hamilton
Buleve
Longines
E. $. Makdeman & Sons Jewelers
Fulton St
Fifth Ave
Time Payments
Frank M. Wheeler
Ben Katz
5Th Ave
Colonia
Tere
Ben Katzsk Ave
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