Alaska News Indians And Eskimos Contributions
Ben stern of the Civil Aeronautics Administration presents excerpts from the Telegraph, Alaska’s Arctic newspaper, with items by Indians and Eskimos. News covers snow in Setawik, local life, a broken leg in Anvik, Norsemen visiting Nome, and mail-plane delays.
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Alaska News Indians
Eskimos
Washington
Ben Stern
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Alaska
Udu
Telegraph
Owowebue
Marctic
Gjons
Aeroasing and News Service
Ben
CAA
The
White Mountains
Carl Serus
Anvik
Nome
Red Cross
Point Hope
Friendly Women's Club
Women’s Club
Area Baptists Plan Workers' Meeting Here
A San Tacinto Baptist Association workers conference will be at Memorial Baptist Church starting 5 p.m. tomorrow, with about 250 expected. The program includes an Executive Board session, dinner at 6 p.m., home mission emphasis by Rev. Alberto Joanquin of Baytown's Mexican Baptist Church, Sunday school focus by Charles Reet of La Porte First Baptist, and talks by Rev. O. D. Martin of Houston as district missionary on District No. 4 emphasis. Other participants include C. D. Dias, Mrs. Steve Chandler, and Mrs. R. I. Martin. the attendee roster will receive an invited registration banner.
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San Tacinto Baptist Association
Memorial Baptist Church
Alberto Joanquin
Mexican Baptist Church of
Baytown
Charles. Reet
First Baptist Church of
D. Martin
Houston
C.D. Dias
Steve Chandler
Highlands
Lottie Moon
R. I. Martin
The
First Baptist
Church of
Channelview
Best Undressed Women Named by Allardales List
Hollywood stylists Estelle and Al Allardale name the 19 women deemed best undressed based on appearance, featuring Zsa Zsa Gabor Corine Calvet Janet Leigh and Marilyn Monroe among others. The article blends fashion gossip with historical note on power production timing.
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Hollywood
WPI
Filmland
Estelle
al Allardale
Allardales
Milady
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Corine Calvet
Janet Leigh
Dolores Gray
Denise Daréel
Marilyn Monroe
Maurine O'Hara
Faye Emerson
Rhonda Fleming
Lili St. Cyr
Peace Hopes Rise In Korea Amid Staying Doubts
Foreign Analyst Phil Newsom reports cautious optimism for Korean peace talks. Red negotiators have made two concessions but still resist a cease-fire boundary and bans on airfields. Allies fear political issues will be reintroduced, while UN warned against withdrawing troops before South Korea can defend itself. The piece notes ongoing delays and strategic maneuvering.
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Phil Newsom
Korea
Red
38Th Parallel
Reds
Worth
South Korea
United Nations
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