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Postwar Growth, 1946-1969Free

J. Edd McLaughlin: Biography

1960–61
Old Emma, then the county seat of Crosby County, Texas, boasted a population of about 250 citizens. In the county at that time there were 22 qualified voters and one bathtub, the latter 16 miles away.
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Gian Paolo Lang: Biography

1956–57
EVERYONE of us has a certain "something" that sets him apart from everybody else. Our new Present has two such essential traits, which define and ape his personality: great simplicity and deep conscientiousness.
Postwar Growth, 1946-1969Free

Harold T. Thomas: Biography

1959–60
The journey of Harold Thomas through life began on July 22, 1891 in a tent. However it is necessary to turn time back almost a further 40 years to record when a member of the Thomas family first arrived in New Zealand, Harold’s great-grandfather, the Reverend Edward Thomas, was HAROLD TAHANA THOMAS The writer of this biography has relied heavily
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Joseph A. Abey: Biography

1961–62
No record of the club would be complete without some discussion of perhaps our most honored member, Joseph A. Abey.
Postwar Growth, 1946-1969Free

Richard L. Evans: Biography

1966–67
Richard L. Evans was born on 23 March 1906 in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, the youngest of nine children.
Postwar Growth, 1946-1969Free

S. Kendrick Guernsey: Biography

1947–48
Jacksonville, Florida, U.S.A.
Postwar Growth, 1946-1969Free

Frank E. Spain: Biography

1951–52
Frank Spain's life was marked by outstanding service in a variety of fields. A lawyer, philanthropist, scholar, church and civic leader, world traveler and humanitarian, he managed to do many things with a degree of excellence that could only amaze men of lesser abilities.
Postwar Growth, 1946-1969Free

The First Rotarian: On the Day Harris Died

1947-01-27
The First Rotarian Content Message to Edinburgh Convention On the day Harris died…. On the day Harris died… …a wave of grief swept through the world of Rotary James P. Walsh "The First Rotarian" Chapter 42 'Never Send to Know for Whom the Bell Tolls' What it was like that day, that weekend.
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The First Rotarian: Jean Remembers

1950-02
The First Rotarian Content Message to Edinburgh Convention On the day Harris died…. Jean remembers Jean Remembers From "The First Rotarian" by James P. Walsh, remembrances of Jean Thomson Harris of the man she met, while on a hike in 1910 and whose companion, friend and wife she was for 37 years.
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An Interactive Journey of Peace

1946-01
An Interactive Journey of Peace "The way to war is a well-paved highway and the way to peace is still a wilderness." Paul P. Harris From a recorded interview in Tuskegee, Alabama, USA in 1945 "The Rotary way works! But Rotary has no patent on it, for it is but the Golden Rule in action. Any person,