Fremont celebrates largest new packing plant milestone
Fremont marks 10 years of Hormel's packing plant with a luncheon for 400 plus officials including Gov. Victor Anderson. H. H. Corey reports payroll growth from zero to 895 employees and 2,338 dependents, with livestock payments totaling 300 million dollars over ten years. He praised the plant as a community asset and future fixture.
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Fremont, Neb
Fremont
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Hormel
Victor Anderson
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Thompson
H. H. Corey
Hormel Company
Nebraska
Corey
Thompson
Holand Heads Study Group For Agricultural Commission
Sen P J Holand leads a new legislative commission on agricultural problems with five senators and five representatives. At the Capitol meeting Holand was elected over Sen Grover George Goodhue. Hofstad was named vice chairman and Fitzsimons secretary. The group will study production and marketing laws and regulations affecting buyers and dealers.
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P. J. Holand
Legislative Commission On Agricultural Problems
Capitol
Holand
Grover George
Goodhue
Alvin Hofstad
Madigan
Agricultural Laws Study Commission
Rep
Richard W. Fitzsimons
Argyle
Two couples head east for Kiwanis and AAUW conventions
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gendler and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rolfson leave Friday for the East. The Gendlers attend the Kiwanis International convention in Atlantic City while Mrs. Rolfson goes to Boston as a delegate at the AAUW convention. Kiwanis events run five days beginning Sunday night with a religious service.
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Paul Gendler
M. G. Rolfson
East
Gendlers
Rolfson
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
Boston
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Edward L. Elson
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Reed Culp
Christian Science Services Unchanged for Summer
First Church of Christ Scientist will keep full schedule through the summer. Stella Peterson of the Austin Christian Science Assistant Committee on Publication notes all churches and societies of the denomination maintain year round services and activities.
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First Church of Christ
Scientist
Stella Peterson
Christian Science
Austin
Actor Faces Jail Sentence for Outburst in Court
Los Angeles actor Anthony Franciosa faces 10 days in jail after an April 29 incident with a cameraman who tried to photograph him and actress Shelley Winters. Judge Mark Brandler fined $250 and jail time, while Franciosa's appeal was filed and he remained free on bond.
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Los Angeles
Anthony Franciosa
Franciosa
Shelly Winters
Mark Brandler
Kissing in Court Costs Couple Five Dollars
In Fulton Superior Court Judge F E Andrews fined an unidentified Atlanta couple five dollars after observing a soldier in the Domestic Relations Division kiss his wife twice. The judge described the act as improper court behavior and issued the penalty.
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Atlanta
F. E. Andrews
Fulton Superior Court
Andrews
Death in Accident at New Home in La Crescenta
Abraham L. Littlejohn a 72 year old retired insurance executive died yesterday after stepping through a wrong door in his new residence and falling down basement stairs breaking his neck authorities said.
Fifth graders adopt ship Jean Lykers for global ties
Fifth graders at Anna Laura Force School have adopted the cargo vessel S. S. Jean Lykers bound for Central and South American ports. Students correspond with Capt. O. L. Brown and the crew and track the ship’s whereabouts with a map marked by pins and colored yarn.
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Denver
Colo
Anna Laura Force School
S. S. Jean Lykers
Central
South America
O. L. Brown
New Haven Obituary Notes Tad Jones Rites
New Haven reports the death of 70 year old Thomas Albert Dwight Tad Jones. The obituary notes his full name and age, with possible remembrance details forthcoming from local officials or family.
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New Haven, Conn
Thomas Albert Dwight
Tad Jones
Eisenhower Faces Mixed Signals On GOP Image Drawing
Editors nationwide doubt Ike can reshape the Republican Party yet approve his stewardship as president. Voters tolerate his Gettysburg and Augusta trips, while some regions question the time away from duty. Critics see a hard core of support, but expectations for a party overhaul remain low.
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White House
NEA
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Augusta
Georgia
Southwest
Jack Foster
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Ike
Republican Party
A. T. Burch
Ralph PcGill
Atlanta Constitution
Southeast
Taft
Golf
Foster
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Austin Club
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Strings
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Chatham
Kelly Furniture CO
Miles
Marlys Dammann
Mower County
Marlys
Harvey Sabre
Adams
Jones
Yale
Bruce Bioss
Republican Party Control
David M. Beetle
Albany N.Y
Virgil Pinkley
Los Angeles Mirror News
F.D.R
Chicago Daily News
Illinois
Edward M. Pooley
el Paso
Tex
Herald-Post
Albany
Pinkley
Pooley
Walt
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