Mindszenty's Untold Escape And Legation Shelter
A veteran American correspondent describes Cardinal Mindszenty’s precarious asylum in the Budapest U.S. legation. The report details his daily routine, the room used for work and Mass, and the uncertainty of his future as Hungary’s new government and international pressure shape possible outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindszenty
Mungary
Eliest
Hell
Buco
Freedmig
Nate
Secomt
Huncarita
Budapest
Russell Jones
United Press Stati
London
Egon Ture
Legation
Janos Kadar
United States
Bec
Stoops
Thomas
Wailox
Hee
Dimuty
Higa
Soldie
Pakice
Buda
Ingariang
Eisenhower
Valion
Tax cut for small business shelved by Eisenhower era
Treasury officials signaled opposition to a broad small business tax cut as congressional tax writers and an administration panel debated a plan to reduce the tax on the first 25,000 dollars of corporate earnings. The move, tied to projected revenue losses of around 600 million dollars in the first year, faced resistance amid Democratic claims of neglecting small business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan‘. Smith
George Mumphrey
Mouses and Means
Treasury
Coburn Attends State Conference and Legal Notices
Pendleton Banking Co. appointed administrator of the estate of William A. Wilsons on November 1956 with six month claims filing by first publication. Anderson clerk Ernest Coborn attended a quarterly convention in Anderson and Indianapolis, joining the executive board meeting of the Indians JASSD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeointme
Pendleon Banking Co
Wil Ham
A. Willisns
Ulis
Dames NeVoe
Muncie
Presientan
Offici
Anderson
Cibuen
Ander Ra
Ernest Coborn
Indianapolis
Execu've Board of the Indians
Falinnwal
Soviet Aide Spurs Changchun China Truck Plant Rise
Soviet and American machines help equip Changchun’s 257 million dollar plant, part of Manchuria’s industrial push. Project aims for 30,000 four ton trucks annually, powered by a Soviet six cylinder engine. Production and training involve Russian specialists and Chinese apprentices, with state distribution and yuan pricing cited.
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Changchun
China
Manchuria
Peining
Lie
Li Fai Sun
Sirane Tram
Yun
Semua
Dlassen
Sram
Nt Af Savsiathuenen
Rem Yin
Management Club Yule Party Tonight at YMCA
The Industrial Management Club will hold its December meeting and Christmas party this evening in the YMCA gym. A tugboat dinner serves at 6:45. Dr. George Taggart offers the invocation. The Anderson High String Ensemble will provide dinner music and carols by the Anderson College Choral Ensemble. President H Gerald Huoy will speak on The Spirit of Christmas. The Rev H R Flensis tor will give a Christmas message. Guests and their wives are invited.
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Industrial Management Club
YMCA
George Taggart
Anderson High Setinall
Anderson College
Gerald Huoy
Perkers
H.R. Flensistor
Fen Parkian Church
Gary
Cab
Local Livestock Market Prices and Community Notes
Summitville reports a busy local gathering at Mrs Gordon Jones home with Christmas party plans, committee assignments, and a prayer visitation. The Wasbinder Hardware sale ends with retirees Roy Nivans group taking over. Union Circle hosts a Wednesday meeting with Grace L. Baptist at the helm. Grain and cattle market updates follow with price ranges for hogs, calves, cattle, and sheep amid the Chicago and Kansas City sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Elith
Gordon Jones
Philip Ban- Shon
Lucille Harrard
Youthil Center
Ieeting
J Shirley Brogies
Gracie Tannin
Iwll
Edna Allen
Inifred Allman
Ary’ Chinuse
Marjorie Peough
Cora Howell
Lila Tomlinson
Shirley Broyles
Frances Eaton
Stella Brow
Mabel Beeson
Edna Aden
Gracie Feen Iangnon
Lucile Harrold
Colleen
Inglis
Esther Inglis
Netle Inglis
Wasbinder Hardware
Shirk
G. Cosp
Roy Nivans
Elizabeth Nensby
Union Circle
Lola
Adam Magie Woods
Nat Palmer
Martha Wowles
Dane Mare
Head
Evel Vanriggle
DM Monteanery
Stoll Petterprew
Edith Brown
Grace Horst
Ethel Widener
Lola Bushiong
Grace Lmtist
Dale
Cotton textiles market in New York remains slow and flat
The cotton goods market in New York showed a slow wave with mills not pressing offers and light converter bidding. Spot sales of square print cloth reached 18 1/2 cents per yard for average makes, while mill prices stayed at 18 cents. The broad goods market was quiet with some fill-in buying for spun filament fabrics used in rayon products.
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Agi
Chicago
New York
Airewatts
Arsconda
Bentin
Ran Tro Tri Sorso
Lew H Jin
Ilar Tra
Intel Pine’ Severn
Pere Oshen
Jain
Sears
Associated Press
Weringhouss
Yiapetae
Kmer
Aliana
Nver P- T
Bethlehem
Rial Veaters
Youngstown Steel
Justice Department
Ater
Youngstown
Feshlehem
American Stock Exchange
Coming Auction Sales listing fragment in Arkansas
Auctioneers advertise multiple property sales across towns with scattered dates and times. The readable items reference real estate, livestock, farm equipment, and household goods auctions led by various firms, but many details are garbled.
Two Meetings In Summitville Christmas Gatherings
The WSCSI Methodist Church hosts a carry-in dinner and Christmas meeting at the Parsonage on Thursday December 13. Leaders Mrs Lloyd Wyatt Mrs Mayrel Martin Mrs Frank Vinson and others oversee a program headlined by Mrs I deus Bear with a Luke reading and a review of The Woodlanger by Grace Noel Crow Aller. a gift exchange follows. The Order of the Eastern Star meets Wednesday at 6230 m for the annual Christmas party gift exchange and, after the program, business and initiatory work led by Worthy Matron Violet Jenny and Worthy Patron Acthir den ny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
WSCSI
Methodist Church
Yall
Healesses
Lloyd DL Wyatt
Mayrel Martin
Frank Vinson
Sirs
Gratia Clark
Ideus Bear
Luke
Grace Noel Crow- Aller
Order of the Eastern Star
Matvor Violet Jenny
Palvon Acthir Denny
Frankton Lodge Names Officers
Frankton Lodge No. 607 F and AM re elected officers for the coming year at a Masonic meeting. Worshipful Master Farl Daugherty Senior Warden Trevor Wiatt Junior Warden Ralph W. Hosier Senior Deacon Huelson Junior Deacon Svalt Waymire Senior Steward Monroe Burner Steward Chester Rusted Elbert Johnson Chaplin and Robert Ludlay named Secretary. Treasurer Oliver A. Taylor elected for his thirty second year. Borders of Tennessee zone noted with nearby state references.
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Frankton
Frankton Lodge
F&am
Inlov
Farl Daugherty
Trevor Wiatt
Ralph W. Hosier
Ea, Huelson
Svalt Waymire
Descon
Carl Sient
Monroe
Chester Yrusted
Elbert Johnson
J ‘Haplin
Tobert Ludlay
Trier
Oliver A. Taylor
Lodge
Tennessee
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Tiddletown
Middletown
Woman's Society of Christian Servicr
AKRON
Massengill
W. Oth
Dial
Credit Adjustment CO
COE
Cena
Robin Hood
Cess
Margarine Iz
Columbus
Eastgate
Edgewood
WU Ruth
Ulm Titzew
Coburn
Kotor S Noth
David Lister Castire
Tore
Management Club
Vic
Fo Sey
Inet Social Tes, Inc
WIKLE
Idiana
Ameorbery Industrial Bankers Association
Indiana
Whkle
Club
Yale Fete
Smincton Waite
Jhirdinge
Alaska
Tserin
Atten
Cpt
Board of Trade
Calsa-1
Kansas City
Kan
Xas City
Crainmen
Fay
Lucy
Morgan
Real
Craig Farms
Pundlefos
Kirk
Thurs
Melard Grimms
B. Swinford
Triany
al Anderson
Salq Hod Kirk
Ayosef
Tie Andnana
Elna
Berta Dito
Fale
Real Fstae
Shea
Chin
Luton
Muncie Livestock
Ig85
Minbers Ntu
York
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