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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1956
Page
3
New York columnist Inez Robb relays the splashy arrival of a solid gold toothpick with ruby, earned by luxe trends and social bragging. She recalls bilking by extravagant gifts, joking how upkeep and social expectations tempt a swift retirement of such costly tokens.
On November 3, 1956 Gienisntine L. Scolaro was appointed as Executrix of the James E. Scolaro estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to pay debts and file claims in the Linn County District Court with attorney Garcent Spansier and Hines.
Cardinal taxixy, sheltering at the American legation, condemned the Moscow backed regime and its violence. He reported mass in the private office, lamented extermination of freedom fighters, and cited killings at PTT clerks and attacks on Maria Terezia barracks and a children’s clinic, urging world readers to condemn the recent horrors.
In Budapest Cardinal Mindszenty urged immediate U N intervention as Hungary faces continued Russian pressure. He criticized politicians and called for the U N secretary general to visit Budapest at once, warning of greater oppression without action. He spoke before seeking sanctuary at the U S legation and criticized the Kadar regime and Soviet justification for intervention. He favored Imre Nagy over today’s government but said church leaders cannot endorse any regime.
Britain's Sir Winston Churchill defends the Eden government decision on Egypt as the nation weighs decisive action versus lasting strife. A note teases another KIT CARSON adventure airing Monday at 6:00 on Channel 9.
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