Mob Riot in Algiers Sparks Nationalist Tensions
A 5000-strong mob roared through Algiers Casbah shouting nationalist slogans and taunting French guards. Moslems claimed casualties. French officials reported no deaths amid looting near the Jewish synagogue. Oran remained quiet as a general strike dissolved, underscoring France's struggle in Algeria’s six-year fight for independence.
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Erie and Vicinity Notes From the Turn About Dinner Bridge Club
Mr and Mrs Tom Burress hosted the Turn About Dinner Bridge Club at the Grillette with members including Mr and Mrs Charles Forsyth Mr and Mrs Glenn McKinney and others. Mrs Kensinger won high score. Local social rounds include visits by Hettie Showalter Mrs J E Kiser and relatives. Navy All Stars game noted with Wayne Showalter scoring 14 in San Diego. A new city hall vault was built and southeast Kansas civil engineers met in Independence. Sherman Hallman suffered a broken ankle at the American Legion dance.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service meets in Buffalo
The Buffalo WSCS held a regular meeting led by president Mrs. Howard Lamb with devotionals by Mrs. E. M. Kamm and music by Mrs. Max Deets and Calvin Clinesmith. A donation to Tumotea Deguna in the Philippines was approved. Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Lovey Lacy. Burial was at Buffalo Cemetery. A church organ dedication will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. with a local talent program. public invited.
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Maynard Clough
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John Lacy
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Olin Puckett
Quincy
George Puckett
Chanute
Charles Puckett
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Methodist Church
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Clinton Durst
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Loren van Hoozer
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Man Rescued From Cistern in Holly Springs
Harry Miller, 44, trapped for nearly 24 hours in a 20 foot cistern of red sand, was pulled to safety by a mixed crew of white and Black rescuers. He remained conscious and was taken to a hospital after the rescue that began around noon Tuesday and concluded by dawn.
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