Key to world peace is human rights, essay argues
An essay argues human rights unlock peace, contrasting hopeful Americans like Robert Brown with oppressed units such as Igor Petrovsky. It condemns failed diplomacy and arms as fragile keys, urging universal rights to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as the Master Workman forged solution.
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Serern
Franau
Robert Brown
Bro
Mr. Brown
Robert
Igor Petrovsky
Tgor
Igor
Aremerica
New YWCA Executive Director Named at Wichita
Miss Sue Glenn assumed the executive director post at the YWCA, succeeding Miss Mary Adams who resigned in July. Glenn brings 26 years of YWCA experience from Wichita, Minneapolis, Greensboro, Colorado Springs, Fresno, San Antonio and Hot Springs and plans to boost membership as she returns to the Panhandle area.
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Washington, DC
Glenn
YWOCS
Wichita
Minneapolis
Greenshro
Colorado Springs
Fresno
San Antonio
Hot Springs
YWCA
Mary Adams
Virginia Dacus
Amario Ywca
Lincoln
Sue Glenn
Ark
Panhandle
S Glenn
Montie Townsend
Geologist Jerry Knight to Speak at Panhandle Engineers Meeting
Amarillo based Phillips Petroleum geologist Jerry Knight will be principal speaker at the Panhandle Chapter Texas Society of Professional Engineers meeting at 7 30 next Wednesday evening. Chapter secretary Jesse Adams said Thursday.
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Jerry Knight
Phillips Petroleum Company
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Jesse Adams
TB testing drive draws 950 visitors at free screening
Free tuberculosis screening using special machines ran Wednesday in an air conditioned lobby at Fifth and Polk. About 950 residents were tested in less than two minutes each, with results about a week to ten days later. The effort continues through the week except Sunday and Monday.
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South- Western Public Service Company
Fifth and Polk
State Health Department
Potter County Medical Society
Tuberculosis Committee
Funeral Services for Fred H. Barney in Fort Worth
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 PM for Fred H. Barney a Fort Worth building materials manufacturer who died after a one week illness in a Fort Worth hospital. He served as president of the Fred H. Barney Manufacturing Co and earlier as vice president and treasurer of the American Manufacturing Co organized in Weatherford in 1894. The 1940 census reported 29,478 American Indians alive in the United States.
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