Hospital dismissals listed for St. Joan's patients
Dismissals include Mrs. Thomas Riddle and son from 2623 Crystal Street Alexandria. Mrs. James Turner and son. Mrs. Frances Stine. Mrs. Florence Galahan at 2604 East 4th Street. Mrs. Grace Brown 1025 Lincoln. Reymond Moore 724 West Cross Street. Mrs. Lula Finley 2908 Dewey. Harry Alexander 1724 East 49th. Bernard Hart i C ter 1739 5, 7s. Raymond Bichkon and son. Mrs. Bedford Noble. Mrs. Betty Waldo W 9th. Mrs. Mildred Seybert Middie-Wn. Miss Lelia Mae Hosier. Frank Calender 1814 Chase Street. Horace Wilkerson Shirley. Homer Dye 1921 East 10th Street. Miss Beth Bennett Markleville. Roger Brown Markleville. Miss Sylvia Hale Middletown.
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Frances Stine
Alexandria
Florence Galahan
E. 4Th St
Grace Brown
Lincoln
Frank Calender
Chase
Horace Wilkerson
Shirley
Homer Dye
Beth Bennett
Markleville
Roger Brown
Sylvia Hale
Middletown
Pope John XXIII to Release Encyclical on Labor in Modern World
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII will unveil an 86 page encyclical, Mater et Magistra, addressing labor relations amid automation and global development. It recalls Rerum Novarum of 1891 and notes ongoing issues since Leo XIII, with translations completed for May 15 publication.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Leo XIII
Pope John
Pope Leo
Vatican
Soblen case bail debated as brothers face espionage charges
The prosecution urges $100000 bail for Soblen amid ongoing espionage proceedings. Jack Soblen testifies against his brother amid a history of Soviet spy ties. both brothers became naturalized Americans in 1947 and faced separate spy ring accusations. The story notes Soblen’s wartime work and alleged access to national defense secrets. Reverend Donald C. Legg will speak at Central Christian Church as church activities and stewardship programs are described.
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Oeen
Brill
Soblen
Russia
Jack Soblen
Secret Police
Lavrenti Beriai
Unitad
Central Christian
Donald C. Legg
Anapolis
Central Chrisian
Rescue attempt Ends as Fire Claims Two Lives
From the wreckage of a blazing house a girl and Strawinski perished when the roof collapsed during a rescue attempt. Fire crews finally put out the fire as investigators searched the ruins for the missing. Patrone, famed for the Sugar Bowl last season, was recently signed by the Pittsburgh Rens of the new professional league and collected medals on March 19.
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Strawinski
Patrone
Pittsburgh Rens
War era memories and local social notes from Summitville
In Cambridge England Army Washington Senator Hubert Humphrey is quoted. a series of small town happenings from Summitville include a family picnic at Clear Water Park, a bridge rescue, and a 1961 drowning incident near Belmere Creek. The Summitville High School class of 1959 reunion plans and local gatherings are detailed with attendees and hosts.
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United Press International
Cambridge
England
Washington
Hubert
Derek Rice
Humphrey
D-Minn
Summitville
Betanee
Europe
Psi Iota Xi
Clear Wa
Kuwait
Mary Jane Brewer
Central Pro Mense
Lemna Aee Mealwaupueee
Phyllis Cunningham
Bob Davis
Burlington
Jeffrey Cowles
Ann Melling
Nelle Graham
Mesdames Plume Miller
Rosalind Morgan
Alma Rose Vinson
M. D
Nottingham
Summitville High School
Elwood Park
Sue Treadway
Leila Lambertson
Ming
Mack Goodman
Bob Barnhart
Alexandria
Frank Lambertson
Teresa
Gaston
Max. Castor
Mike Nottingham
Dixie Goacher
Jon Goodman
Margaret Morgan
Margaret Retherford
Palmer Kept Ahead In Golf Event Despite Struggles
Palmer stays near the lead as Runyan and other Americans contend in a windy round at the Holiday Inn Star event. A mix of high scores and standout rounds left four players at five under and several notables, including Tudor and Coles, near the pace.
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Runyan
Jack Isaacs
Langley Air Force Base
Anderson Sertoma Club
Dick Chapberg
Julyman Sr
Palm Beach
Fla
Ramonsurance Institute
Indiana
Cor- Sota
Spain
Coles
England
Rees
Henning
Britain
Jess
Hemming
Theatrical Farce of Whiteside Cast Ends Night
The play features Mrs Martha Tallman as the crazy sister with White sides eccentric friends and a romantic subplot involving a journalist. Lorraine Sheldon appears as a sophisticated actress and Bruce Mason stars as Bert Jefferson. The production is lively with witty lines and eye catching scenes directed by Miss Kay Royer.
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Page One
Antic
Martha Tallman
Stanley
Whiteside
Nanci Newman
Sherry
Lorraine Sheldon
Bruce Mason
Bert Jefferson
Gail
Ralph Boyd
Gail’ Hoffman
Norma Scott
Conniel Sprague
Bob Koob
Jeannie Steele
Mike Hurley
Mary Lou McClain
Lena Cook
Karen Brown
S. E. George
Larry Beeman
Keithi Tallman
Ron Carper
David O'Brien
Steve Weston
Tom Zeabart
Paula Kramer
Joe Newman
Pat McKeand
Ed Sticktadt
Sherman Adams
Miss Kay Royer
East Germans Brace for Talks as Berlin Focus Sharpens
East German authorities seek to rally support behind communism as negotiations on the German question loom. Western powers anticipate possible solutions as 1961 opens with butter and potato shortages in the East and sympathy from West Germany.
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West Germany
Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Republican Leaders Stand Firm on Berlin Policy Amid Crisis
Senator Everett M. Dirksen and General Thomas Halleck urged unity on Berlin while opposing moves to recognize Communist Outer Mongolia and Communist China. They avoided criticizing Berlin policy and redirected focus to U.S. Asia policy as the crisis deepens. Fidel Castro’s TV program honoring the Cuban Revolution was announced for simultaneous broadcast across the Communist bloc likely on July 26.
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Halleck
Everett M. Dirksen
Mix ‘Nois
Senate
Berlin
Asia
Dirksen
Outer Mongolia
China
U.S
Kennedy
Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Wesleyan Guild Plans Activity in July Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild met July 1 in the Church Fellowship rooms. Mrs. Arthur Barney hosted with Martha B. Shaw as co host. President Mrs. Harold Cowan led prayers by Miss Helen Lor. They discussed money making projects and planned to buy pecans and sell Christmas cards.
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Harold Cowan
Betty Shaw
Helen Williams
Martha Shaw
Marcella Brumfield
Frances Shaw
Tlmois
James Hoppes
Ralph Pring
Wallace Shaffer
Arthur Barney
Stanford Noland
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Dewey
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Livevine
Bedford Noble
Betty Waldo
Mildred Seybert
Middie-Wn
Lelia Mae Hosier
Frank
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Zenith
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Bob Brown
Meadowbrook TV
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Rockland State
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Ister
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Honolulu
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Peoria
Washington, Il
University of Hawaii
Henry
Beatrice Spitz
S Hospital
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Ilinois
Duquerque
N.M
Mir. Legg
Center
Drake University
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The
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Ohio
Bel
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Fiznie Allen
Doyte Dyson
Herbis
Man Bruning
Cressel Bruning
Frorernd Rrawar
Danditore
Walter J. Bourgeois Jr
Waveland
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Catahoula
Bourgeois
Manrigi
Donald C. Bush
Storm Lake
Iowa
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Tudor
Layson Lyons
Sertomi
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Mexico City
Mexico
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Cuba
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