Local Briefs and Notices Mixed In Newspaper
Items include tire ads for Glen's Tire Service and Pansy Plants Dozen 50c, plus dinner guests from Camdenton and Eric, Mo. The Seamona HD Unit meets at 2 p.m. for a lesson Color in the Home. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending April 27 1957 rise and fall year over year. Oklahoma City chosen for 1958 Brotherhood convention in Emporia. Gene H Cordner named Soldier of the Month in Germany with 40th AAB unit.
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Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Ladies Auxiliary
Emporia
Messrs. and Mines
Ray Elrod
Ed Dawson
Roy Romig
Roy Adams
Oklahoma City
Gene H Cordner
C M. Cordner
S. Highland
40Th
Germany
Cordner
Army
Europe
Chanute Junior College
Daily moves show residents changing addresses across town
The Daily Transcript lists numerous relocations with residents shifting addresses from 110 EB Seventh to 426 Central and other routes. Names include Crowl Heston Hurst Goff Wilson Hodgin Fullerton Blanchard Webb Lee and Neilson among many, with transfers to streets such as Central Second Fifth Garfield Malcolm Washington and Lafayette. An abstract company listing covers a LaHarpe lot transfer and a partition between Dessa Jones Bernice Anderson Marjory Smith and Durwood Jones.
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R. YD. Crowl
Ralph and
George Heston
Chares Hurst
N. Grant
Breaben
E. R. Goff
N. Central
RD. Wilson
Leon Haviland
Lafayette
Fivergreen
D. L. Womack
N. Santa
Iola Abstract Co
Dessa J. Jones
Bernice Anderson
Marjory Smith
Durwood B. Jones
LaHarpe
G. W. Welch
Milton A. Nelson
Howard L. Neilson
Partial solar eclipse observed over Tokyo amid smog
Global briefs report a 90 minute partial sun eclipse over Japan with Tokyo residents viewing without smoked glasses due to smog. Other items note Eulogio Balao’s Washington trip on Corregidor memorial, East German denial of Soviet atomic weapons, Hammarskjold’s Hungary visit stance, border tensions Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua over oil interests, Grace and Rainier’s audience with Pope Pius XI, and Kashmir deadlock efforts by Gunnar Jarring.
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Tokyo
Japan
White House to host leaders for May 9 budget talk
The president invited Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to a White House conference on May 9 to head off rising program costs. Eisenhower faces domestic legislative gridlock as critics urge a personal push to advance bills before adjournment in July or August.
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White House
Congress
Haiti in turmoil as army chief holds power after bank closure
In Port au Prince political rivals paralyze trade and force the Bank of Haiti to shut down. Gen. Leon Cantave remains the sole ruling authority amid threats by supporters of presidential candidate Louis Dejoie, who chased a run on the bank.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Bank of Haiti
Leon Cantave
Louis Dejoie
Theodore Wallach Delivers Scientific Religion Lecture Here
Theodore Wallach of Chicago told a Memorial Auditorium audience that progress follows from applying human reflection of divine power. He spoke during a tour with the Christian Science Board of Lectureship under First Church of Christ Scientist auspices, introduced by Mrs. Raymond Pierpont.
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Theodore Wallach
Chicago
Wallach
God
Man
Christian Science Board of
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Memorial Auditorium
Raymond Pierpont
Famine Threatens One Quarter of Nepal’s Population
In Katmandu an official spokesman said crop failures have pushed about a fourth of Nepal’s 10 million people toward near famine conditions.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Eisenhower Faces Tough International Tasks After Return
President Eisenhower leaves Georgia rested for Washington to push his legislative program and address difficult days ahead abroad. Hagerty cites Middle East worries as key, NATO to discuss Western Europe defense, and Congress debates the four and a half billion foreign aid proposal amid Senate scrutiny.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Georgia Sun
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Middle East
Georgia
Rotary
Europe
Dulles
North Atlantic Council
Bonn
Germany
Minnie the Bloodhound Tracks Peeping Tom in Johnston County
Minnie the Bloodhound helped locate an alleged peeping tom in Johnston County. Three witnesses received $1.60 each for appearing at the trial, with their checks sent to State Prison officials after being returned once.
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Minnie
Johnston County
Cedar Lodge 103 A F and A M May Meeting Emblems
Cedar Lodge No 103 will hold a Stated Communication May 1 at 8 p.m. Grand Master presents 25 and 50 year emblems. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Visiting Brethren welcome. JACK A. CHURCHILL W M ROY J CHAPPLE Secy adv 17 11
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Cedar Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Jack A. Churchill
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec’v
Moscow Warns Chips Are Down in Middle East
The Soviet Foreign Office warns of a sharp political contest over Jordan and accuses the United States of prompting a permanent state of provocation and conflict. Moscow signals readiness to contribute to Middle East chaos to blunt U S influence and oil flow to Europe.
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Middle East
Moscow
Jordan
Mediterranean
Kremlin
United
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Europe
Harvey Eating House at Newton to Close
Newton residents learn that the Harvey Eating House, one of the town’s oldest dining establishments, will cease operations. Details on date and reasons are not fully disclosed in the available text.
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Newton
Harvey Eating House to Close at Santa Fe Station
The Harvey Eating House will close Saturday due to economic pressures. The cafe, located at the Santa Fe Railroad station, is managed by Winifred Fields who says 35 employees may transfer to other towns if they wish.
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Harvey
Santa Fe
Winifred Fields
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