Yugoslavia Doubles Armed Forces By End Of War
Unofficial estimates show Yugoslavia with about 450000 troops under arms, more than double postwar levels. The army includes permanent cadres plus conscripts, with a navy and air force expanding under U.S. aid and recent American jet and fighter arrivals.
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Christmas Program Planned in Columbus Junction
The Community Christmas program will be held on Main Street in Columbus Junction on Saturday December 20 at 2 PM Santa will appear and children in the surrounding area will receive treats The Business and Professional club and the Community Club fund prizes for best decorated homes.
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Columbus Junction
Main Street
Scattered Children Complicate Family Holiday Planning
Pleasant Hill writer notes Christmas and Thanksgiving chaos as five of her children, including Bud in Korea and Mary at Berea College, converge for a rare family gathering. The column captures family logistics and hopes for future holidays amid service separations.
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Vat Swifts
Pleasant Hill
Beloil
John
Bud
Korea
Bill
Norfolk
Navy
Mary
Berea College
Mt. Pleasant
Atsy Oanth
Danville
All in A Lifetime Modern Youth and Pencil Collecting
A young enthusiast on route 4 receives pencils from Okinawa Chile Vermont and Mexico increasing the total to over 200. She befriends other hobbyists via envelopes and joins a community of traders. Some collectors pursue buttons china birds and pioneer postcards.
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Chile
Vermont
Mexico
Cpl Hill Returns From Korean Service
Cpl Douglas Hill son of Mr and Mrs C M Hill Columbus City was among Sedo arms veterans returned from the Far East on rotation. The group arrived at Seattle on the navy transport Marine Phoenix Wednesday December 10. Other items note a 31st wedding anniversary December 19 for Mr and Mrs Ray V Wolford of Conesville. church circle gatherings. improvements at Columbus high school. and local social activities.
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J. Bass
Fredonia
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Des Moines
Concord Township
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Douglas Hill
C. M. Hill
Columbus City
Sedo Arms
Far East
Navy
Marine Phoenix
Ray V. Wolford
Wilbur Long
Ladies Aid Society
Pleasant Grove Church of God Dee
500 Club Guests In Cress Home
Riverside residents host the 500 club evening with guests from Iowa City and local families. Prizes awarded for high score and consolation, plus a school honor roll list and attendance notes.
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Riverside
Gerald Cress
W. H. Cress
Iowa City
Dick Cress
Here
G. B. Kirehner
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R. DD. Elliott
Harold Cress
H. E. Doud
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Ingram
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Larry Lukavsky
Aletha Wingler
Margaret Bell
Tom Havel
Marilyn Moss
Jayvee Bell
Marilyn Luckey
Ray Young
Nancy Have
Billy Luckey
Judy Cox
Nancy Wollrab
Jimmy Patterson
Washington Evening Journal Publisher and staff listing
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists Hider Shannen and Co. as publishers with Shannen as managing editor and Dave Elder as business manager. Charles Morris is news editor and W J Shannon advertising manager with Howard Hazen shop foreman. The paper is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th. Subscription rates are shown for in state and out of state by mail and carrier.
Ramblings on Santa's helicopter gift drive in Bavaria
A wartime column notes Santa will visit a Bavarian town by helicopter to deliver gifts to over 14 000 orphans as part of Operation Christmas at a U S air base in the American sector. The effort aims to help orphanages and refugee camps with a 25 000 dollar cost funded by service personnel and Bavarian residents.
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Bavaria
Cifts
United States
Oan Air Base
Germany
U. S
Nuernberg
Korea
Construction Progress At New Gymnasium Site
Work on the new gymnasium continues with a 40 hour week as 4 bulldozer crews level dirt and prepare foundations. Reinforced concrete supports rise above ground while brick walls loom, and brick laying will resume once weather protection is arranged.
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Police Horse Anniversary Party Marks Detroit Police Team Milestone
In Memphis officers hold a party at city stables for six police horses headlined by Pete and Tim. They recall 31,200 miles and 2,200 hours in service since starting together on November 18, 1442. Tim eagerly accepts treats as Pete reflects on their long partnership.
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Arthur Goodin
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Bell
Memphis
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Tim
Local groups report broad activity at Masonite temple
Multiple groups based at the Masonite temple show widespread activity with substantial micribere titpes and related nesters. The report notes significant participation and organizational presence across the site.
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