Busy as a Bee: Caddo quilter makes 46 doubles and five baby quilts
Mrs Vet de Jones of Caddo Oklahoma crafted 46 double-bed quilts last year and also made five baby-bed quilts, showcasing prolific quilting talent and steady output in domestic crafts.
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de Jones
Purdue Farm Upturn Seen After Downturn Says Purdue
Purdue University agricultural experts forecast a leveling off after the current farm downbeat, with a business upturn in late 1958 or early 1959. Corn prices seen steady to higher, wheat about 15 cents below loan rate, hogs weakening before mid July, cattle supplies rising, feeder cattle down modestly by autumn, and milk showing more strength than expected.
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Statesmens Record Keeps Errors Alive
A historical column notes how past political voices erred on statehood and expansion. It cites 1816 Mississippi, 1819 Alabama, California debates, and quotes Josiah Quincy, Stephen A. Douglas, and Thomas Ewing, contrasting fears with later outcomes while reflecting on Lincoln’s optimistic 19th century prophecy.
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Illinois
California
Thomas Ewing
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Inmate Parole and Escape Details From Indiana Board
A fragmented account notes that an inmate named Marshall and an accomplice evaded detention before prison terms for interstate transport of stolen vehicles. Smithey remains at large, while Marshall, linked to Knoxville Tennessee, is captured in an apartment owned by his father. External mentions include parole grants, more than a million acres in Australia treated by aircraft, and historical references to Pompei ruins.
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UPI
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William Edward Marshall
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Pompei
Economic Help For Satellites Recommended
Washington AP report says Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged an economic aid program for the Soviet Union's Eastern European satellites to loosen the Iron Curtain. Chairman Knowland leads the fight against the plan as a $3,712,900,000 foreign aid bill is reported, with potential cuts and new authority for Eisenhower to aid Yugoslavia, Poland, East Germany, or others to loosen Moscow's grip.
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