Standard Oil Representative Ordered Out Amid Bulgarian Crackdown
In Sofia, a Standard Oil manager, H. R. Arnold, was given 24 hours to certify no Communist ties among employees or face expulsion. Police seek proof from all firms, while ministerial and military officials press to modify a broad order. Jails fill as arrests widen, amid rising anti communist sentiment and public fear.
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Canton Daily News Ofia
H. R. Arnold
Standard Oil Co
Sofia
Iles Wilson
Wilson
Sister of Foreign Affairs
Shesnne
Rts
Rybody
Demobilization date extended amid Greece Yugoslavia protests
Friedman died en route to prison as curfew shifts to nine PM and may extend to midnight by May 15. The 10 000 member contingent authorized by the council of ambassadors was recruited Thursday and must disband by May 31, though most uniforms remain clean. Critics warn postponing demobilization signals terrorists to pause activity. Greece and Yugoslavia protest extensions, each fielding armies over 100,000, while Bulgaria has 36,000.
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Friedman
Council of Ambassadors
Greece
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Grange to Present Mothers Day Program at North Benton
A Mothers Day program will be presented at the Smith Orange members meeting in North Benton this evening. Rev D P Shafer of Sebring will be the principal speaker. Readings by Wilma Speakman John Hammond Gladys Oliver and Duane McEldowney. A duet by Ila and Theodore Speakman.
Alliance church delegates attend Pittsburgh conference
The Alliance Church of the Nazarene is represented at the Pittsburgh conference annual assembly in East Liverpool by Rev. B. E. Johnson Daniel Wilson and couples Mr. and Mrs. Emert Dull Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long and H. B. Hawk with May as the event month.
Spanking Debate Denounces Barbarous Child Discipline
Washington report on May 8 states the International Council of Women, led by Mrs. Ogilvie-Gordon of England, denounces spanking and old punishments as barbarous. Delegates call for educated parenting and cradle-to-child training to replace hair brush and rod methods.
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Washington
International Council of Women
Bicycle Stolen Near Manthos Restaurant Reported
Samuel Stiner of R. D. No. 3 told police his bicycle was stolen from in front of the Manthos restaurant yesterday. The report notes the loss occurred after he left the bike unattended, with no further details available.
New City Bus Line Debuts This Saturday
A new northwest city bus line begins operation Saturday. The route starts at 2nd Street and Market Avenue NE and winds through Walnut, 6th Street, Market Avenue N, 19th Street NW, Woodland Avenue NW, Woodland south, 15th Street NW, Logan Avenue NW, 12th Street NW, Market Avenue N, and returns to the starting station. Buy It In Cantbn and Do Better.
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Market Av NE
Walnut
6Th St
Market Av
19Th St
Woodland Av
Woodland NW
15Th St NW
Logan Av
12Th At
12Th St
Market Av N
Wilmington thief to receive lashes and year in workhouse
In Wilmington on May 8 Joseph Brosh 40 white was sentenced for stealing 35 dollars from his landlady. He will be branded with 10 lashes at the whipping post and serve one year in New Castle county workhouse with the lashes to be given in the jail yard Saturday.
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Wilmington
Del
Joseph Brosh
New Castle County
Brosh
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