Specializing In Seconds and the Value of Seconds
A fragmented passage discusses a man who claimed to be a specialist in seconds trading defective goods to benefit factories workers and buyers, followed by reflections on honesty and value in life. It mentions Truman, debt repayment, and the moral lesson of learning to give money away. The piece closes with a Sunday school lesson about treasures in heaven and a tale of a widow who left her fortune to charity.
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Truman
Sbe
Corrigan Bavertton
Churches
Clatiet
United
Incorrect Sunday Bible Lesson Reprinted in Weekend Page
The Sun issues a correction for a misprinted Sunday Bible lesson in its weekend section. The erroneous page is replaced with the proper text to aid readers in studying the correct lesson.
Wheat Exports Rise 16 Percent in U.S. Trade
Washington AP reports U S wheat exports climbed about 16 percent in the recent period compared with last season, reflecting stronger shipments and higher demand amid market shifts. Nations banks and related financial data accompany the regional trade update.
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Washington
Memorial Day and the Living Death of Memory
A 1967 column reflecting on Memorial Day describes memory as living death. The dead influence the living through books, songs, laws, and harvests, and the day becomes a shared voyage of rediscovery. The author urges honoring the dead and reconnecting with old writers and loved ones to gain perspective.
Munsel Attacks Three Opera Firms Over Monopoly Plans
Hollywood AP Patrice Munsel blasts three major U.S. opera companies for forming a "monopoly" to control artists and salaries. She says the Metropolitan Opera Lyric Opera of Chicago and San Francisco Opera would set salaries and limit bargaining, forcing singers to Europe if needed. She questions travel expense practices and cites potential inequities, recalling her Met tenure and NBC TV stint.
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Hollywood
Patrice Munsel
U.S
Metropolitan Opera of
New York
Lyric Opera of Chicago
San Francisco Opera
Miss Munsel
Europe
Kurt Herbert) Adier
Sant Frannelace
Atinkers
Rudolf) Bing
Patrice
Steve Alien
NBC Tonight
Met
Epidemic Fear in Chile as Quake Ravages Food and Water
In quake shattered Southern Chile shortages of food and water sparked fears of epidemics. Police fired warning shots as disaster victims attempted to raid emergency supplies in Valdivia. U S Navy Commander and relief crews reported severe hardship and inability to drink water or eat. Death tolls mount with officials warning weeks may pass before an accurate count.
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Santiago
Chile
Pelice
Valdivia
U. S. Navy
Robert &, Merchant
U.S
Warat
Valdivis
Puerto Montt
Aouthern
U.S. Air Force
Ancud
Rypance
Lake Ranco
Mt.Carran
Chilean
Johnson campaigns for delegate support in Bismarck
Lyndon Johnson toured Bismarck North Dakota on a Sunday night seeking delegates for his undeclared bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He attacked Eisenhower farm policy calling the soil bank a fiasco and accused the Republican administration of overspending on the program. He claimed farmers face lower incomes and higher prices with only middlemen benefiting. South Dakota delegates were originally pledged to Hubert Humphrey but his withdrawal freed them.
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Bismarck
N.D
Jndon B. Johnson
Texas
Soil Bank
Johnson
South Dakota
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Texas Manufacturing Value Is On Increase 1954 58
Texas manufacturing value rose 44 percent from 1954 to 1958 per the Bureau of Business Research. The 1958 census reports manufacturing employees grew from 419,200 to 480,100 since 194. Dallas led in growth at 18 percent, outpacing the state 15 percent rise. The UT agency says Texas must attract new industry to sustain expansions.
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas Agency
Dallas
Bureau
Last Showboat on Ohio Preserves an Era
MADISON Ind Guaranteeing the last of the Union river showboats will not disappear from national life. The Majestic built in 1923 will tour eight performances in Indiana and Kentucky river towns starting June 7 with a cast of 18 students led by Dr Lee Norvelle and William Kinger. The Majestic will be berthed at Jeffersonville Ind to preserve a fading era of river theater that once moved along Old Man River.
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Aireuit
Old River
United States
Lee Norvelle
Cnergy
Apasch
William & Kinger
Indiana
Kentucky
Queen June
Lauraville
Majestic
Kenneth Maccowan
Wi- Mam Melnits
University of California
Gotsider
Jury Meer & Family
Jeri
Mississippi
Great Central
Ohio
Missouri
Old Kentucky
Thomas Reynolds
Hiram College
Onlo
Reynolds
Lidiang
Nashville
Brown County
Naan
Jeffersonville
Ind
Old Man River
Bees Cause Cessna Buzz in Dallas Landing
AP report from Dallas notes John Demaine attempted to start a Cessna 295 but bees swarmed under the tail, causing a buzzing situation rather than a faulty motor. No injuries reported.
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Dallas
Tex
John Demaine
Tomatoes Grow On Potato Vines In Texas
In Yoakum Texas Dr A L Harrison disputes Ira Aldis tale of potato tomato plants. He explains true potato seeds form under greenhouse conditions and seed potatoes reproduce only their own traits. The odd red fruit on potato plants is a rare anomaly not a common breed change.
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Yoakum
Tex
Dr. A. L. Harrison
Cutro
Ira Aldis
Aldis
Cuero
Harrison
Texas Agri‘Plant Disease Laboratory
Per
Im Canada
Idaho
Ope Laboratory
Yoakum In
Hlnee
Oil Completions Reported By Railroad Commission
The Railroad Commission reported 170 oil well completions for the week, bringing the yearly total to 3,999. Compared with last year’s 4,871, other totals include 57 gas completions and 119 dry holes. Wildcats drilled two oil wells and one gas well. There were 70 dry holes and 184 wells plugged, including 41 oil wells. The total average calendar day allowable was 2,617,577 barrels versus 2,608,903 on May 21.
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Austin
The
Railroad Commission
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