Mission Lumber For Erie Home
Erie lumber from a St. Paul landmark will be used by Raymond Moses to build a residence on West Second. The Hentzen building, torn down, was erected about 80 years ago when Osage Mission. Walnut salvage and caskets of solid walnut were features of the early structure. Several local residents visited or traveled, including Melvin Williams and family from Bartlesville, W. E. Breneman, Olen Trent, E. Z. Duvall, Rosalía White, Everett Arnold, Floyd McDermot Jr., Hansen House, Merle Michael, Talmage Engles, and others from Lyons, Parsons, Milo, and Manhattan venues. Mrs. Perry Yarnell and Mrs. Bert Shackelton were also mentioned with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
St. Paul
Raymond Moses
West Second
Moses
Hentzen
Osage Mission
Hentzen Funeral Home
E. Z. Duvall
Rosalia White
Parsons
Everett Arnold
Floyd McDermot Jr
Hansen House
Merle Michael
Talmage Engles
Lyons
Arnold
Milo, Mo
Perry Yarnell
South Main Street
Bert Shackelton
Duane Ferguson
Carlyle Hinshaw
Manhattan
Pat Stephens
Patty
Sam Maphies
Kansas City
Cora McKinney
Nelda
Nedra Newland
Texas
Cypriot shot in Ni cosia among murder mile attacks
The Cypriot shopkeeper was killed in central Nicosia in the capital’s old quarter long plagued by attacks blamed on EOKA. Elsewhere in Europe and Asia reports cover labor figure Victor Riesel in London, a Mount Hakkoda ski search tragedy, and Cold War tensions over the Middle East with Soviet and Peiping reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Union of Cyprus
Greece
Fragmentary notice yields skeletal details from 5 a.m. event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions LILLIE and numbers 3 and 8 with a vague time reference, offering limited readable facts about a local item or event without clear context or outcomes.
Retail Sales For Kansas Rise in October
Kansas sales tax collections for October retail trade rose 2.8 percent from September and were 1.2 percent above the 1955 level, totaling 3 676 045 dollars. The October gain ends a stretch of no net rise since June and shows shifts among major groups with food up 7.6 percent and automotive down 19.4 percent, while general merchandise fell 4.7 percent and other sectors varied. Through September, four of eleven classes ran ahead of 1955, led by public utilities up 10.0 percent and farm products up 33.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research
Hungarian Refugee Describes Red Torture in Budapest Prison
A 27 year old Hungarian refugee told the Northwest Progress that Communist secret police tortured inmates in an underground Budapest prison and ground bodies in grinders. He claimed hundreds were imprisoned and tortured. his identity was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle P
Budapest
Northwest Progress
Seattle
Catholic Relief Service
Conversation Stops Woman Is Alarmed in Dayton
A Dayton woman called police yesterday saying she talked to a lady on the phone earlier and the line went quiet. Minutes later the dispatcher announced the woman had fallen asleep while her friend talked, and all was well.
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Dayton
Ohio
Demo Planners Hold Meeting In Washington
The Democratic Advisory Committee holds its first session with slim attendance expected. Former President Truman Adlai Stevenson and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt expected to attend. Stevenson criticizes congressional leaders for boycotting the advisory group amid debates over a broader party base.
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Washington
Democratic Advisory Committee
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D.roosevelt
Stevenson
Congress
Truman
Paul A. Butler
National Committee
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Butler
Rayburn
City bans publishing parking meter receipts
Butler city officials have barred printing of parking meter receipts after Mayor Walter Schweppe cited meter damage and looting following publicized revenue figures. The move aims to curb public exposure of earnings from meters and related vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler, Pa
Walter Schweppe
Mansfield Seeks Cost and Danger Estimates of Ike Plan
Sen. Mansfield calls on President Eisenhower to provide Congress with a clear estimate of the costs and dangers tied to the Middle East plan. He asks for figures before tomorrow’s joint session where standby authority and 400 million dollars in two-year aid are urged to be approved.
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Cairo
Eisenhower
Middle East
U.S
Mansfield
Ike
Washington
Sen
D-Mont
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Arab
Syria
Egypt
Yugoslavia
United States
Jordan
Israel
WSCS Meet Highlights Goals and Play at Methodist Church
Humboldt Mrs. Paul Pents and Mrs. Charles Linebach key officers welcomed at the WSCS gathering in the Methodist church. They spoke on yearly goals and received corsages from Mrs. Ward Barricklow and Mrs. Edward. The afternoon featured the play Three Islands presented by Mrs. A. E. Walford with help from several named members.
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Paul Pents
Charles Linebach
Woman's Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Methodist Church
Frank McFarren Jr
Ward Barricklow
Pents
Edward
Linebach
Three Islands
A. E. Walford
Mmes
Jack Peterson
A. J. Sterling
Nord
Gerald McCall
Norman Beyma
C. N. Wilkerson
Humboldt Community Church Notes and Local Illness
Worship service featured a Galilee theme with Miss Deborah circle hosting social hour. Reports covered student visits to shut-ins, and a serious illness report on Rev. B N Morgan in Scarsdale New York. Church groups met planning the January 16 general meeting and February MBS club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Olive Mason
B. N. Morgan
Scarsdale
N.Y
Morgan
Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Puerto Rico
Woman's Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
A. L. Googins
Stay of Sentence For Shivering Dog
Students at Overbrook Senior High School petitioned to keep a mixed breed dog found shivering in the schoolyard. A special caucus led by Assistant Principal Marion Masland halted the pound move and the dog will attend school full time until the owner is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Overbrook Senior High School
Marion Masland
National Western Livestock Show Opens With Record Entries
Denver reports the National Western Livestock Show will open next week as one of the largest events. By the deadline 318 cowboys are entered for 60,100 dollars in prizes, with 2,682 cattle sheep hogs and horses entered from 35 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pioneers in 1821 Australia Include Convicts
In 1821 about 30,000 settlers were in Australia, with more than half recorded as convicts. The figure highlights the era's harsh immigration pattern and the penal origins of many early colonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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Mission Lumber
Melvin Williams
Bartlesville
Okla
Merle Smith
W. E. Breneman
Galesburg
Olen Trent
Elk Falls
Frank Henderson
Global Briefs
London
Victor Riesel
New York
Riesel
Mt. Hakkoda
Moscow
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Kremlin
Germany
Grotewohl
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Bulganin
Izvestia
United Nations
Moscow Radio
Hong Kong
China
Peiping People’s Daily
Monroe
Peiping Radio
Algiers
Akbou
Soummam Valley
Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
Chicago
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Aomori
Japan
Veg Bhe, Lillie
Ena
Ellis
Cen
Waa O
Ames
Allen County
Neosho County
Woodson County
Wilson
Limerick
Jim Waller
Die Parkins
Carl Nelson
Gene Taylor
Elmer Harwood
Lola Morgan
Galilee
Ficers
Dale Kaufman
MBS Club
Millard Cress
Cress
Robert Hamm
Guy Bale
Clyde Owens
Ben Collison
William Rensick
Sunshine
W. L. Palmer
Ben Guthrie
Walter Wulf
Dolores
Walter Jr
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Robert Klimes
Klimes
Milada
Peter
West Coast
Vernon Barlow
Allen Sundersland
Krone
S. Lincoln
Insurance Agency
Wilson's Clothiers
Wilsons Clothiers
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
W. Main
P.S
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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