Bridgeforth Receives Degree Amid Family Ties
William Edwin Bridgeforth Jr. earns a degree after being welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bridgeforth of 108 S. Washington Street. The ceremony marks a milestone for the Bridgeforth family and local community.
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William Edwin Bridgeforth, Jr
W. E. Bridgeforth
S. Washington St
Fireman Rescues 2-Year-Old From Train Tracks
Fireman Otto Gibson of Falls City Neb jumped to the foot board as the Missouri Pacific train slowed on South Omaha tracks. He grabbed the child and rolled to safety under his arm while Engineer Ray Bader stopped the engine 40 feet past the scene. The dramatic rescue occurred Monday night.
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Omaha
Otto Gibson
Falls City
Neb
Gibson
Ray Bader
Missouri Pacific
Local Man Set for Army Commission and Business Ties
A man who majored in economics at the university expects a commission as second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Artillery Corps. While awaiting active duty, he will work with his father at the Nehi Bottling Company. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi Propeller Club and the National Defense Training Association.
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Forth
U. S Army Artillery Corps
Nehi Bottling Company
Phi Kappa Phi
National Social Fraternity
The
Propeller Club
National Defense Training Association
Canada Ranks Fourth Among World Trading Nations
Canada is fourth among the world's trading nations. It acts as the chief supplier of goods to the United States and the leading foreign buyer of U.S. goods.
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United States
Memorial service and social notices in Bloom area
The article notes the Memorial service at St. John's Church on June 6 with Rev. Rhodes Artz as guest speaker. It lists dinner guests and attendees including the Coopers and extended families from Washington Winchester Arlington and Mt. Falls, along with visitors from Chester and Gravel Springs.
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T. S. Cooper Bloom
St. John's Church
Rhodes Artz
Winchester
T. S. Cooper
B. G. McIince
Suzanne and
Barbara
Washington
Taylor Rudolph
Ella Jackson Rudolph
John R. Cooper and Sons
Mason and Thomas
Mt. Falls
Bonnie Phillips
R. T. Lam
Arlington
Henry Bush
C. E. Crowser
Maud Bean
Irvin Wright
Gravel Springs
Curtis Clowser
Chester
C. FE. Clowser
Young Regime Takes Over New York Central Railroad
Robert R. Young leads the New York Central as chairman with Alfred E. Perlman named president and CEO. The new board convenes to address on the road’s problems after winning a proxy battle with 1,064,000 shares. William White steps down as president.
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Robert R. Young
New York Central
Young
William White
Alfred E. Perlman
Dover & Rio Grande Western
Portman
the Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
White
Albany
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