Sudan Population Outstrips Area Comparison
The Sudan comprises nearly two million square miles yet its population is about 820000, roughly matching Ohio's population.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1956
Page
2
The Sudan comprises nearly two million square miles yet its population is about 820000, roughly matching Ohio's population.
Consumers can buy robes at deeply discounted prices on Monday. Ranges include values from 3.95 to 22.50, with sale prices from .96 to 12.95. The ad promotes last minute gift ideas and emphasizes affordability for all budgets.
Capt. Dorothy C. Duffield former Dorothy C. Picture-of Childress becomes commander of the headquarters squadron of Lackland 3700th Air Base group the unit will be led by a woman for the first time Duffield niece of Mrs. W. S. Pigford of Childress was raised there and joined the Women’s Auxiliary Service Pilots in 1943 her main duties included test flying T 6 training planes for Air Force units after World War II she received a direct WAF commission.
Floyd Gilliland son of Mr and Mrs Grady Gilliland of this dress has been promoted to specialist third class in the US Army assigned to the 570th Field Artillery Missile Battalion in Northern Italy. Prior to service about fifteen months ago Gilliland was a bookkeeper with the Childress Index.
Rev Bennett Dowler of Amarillo will conduct the First Presbyterian Church service at 1 o clock this morning Rev Edward Graham of San Antonio named pastor will assume duties Sunday January 6.
A fragmented crossword style clue list lists terms and hints for a Mississippi themed puzzle. It includes references to Magnolia state, color clues, and era language while weaving in foreign language hints and historical markers.
A compact answer set links each clue to a specific term across energy age and geography. 56 units of energy equals joules. Aged 24 equals twenty four. European and African regions map to continents. Lacking warmth equals cold. Gudrun's husband refers to saga figures. Its state flower is the iris. Gunlock is a device part. Ants denote formicida. Australian megapode is the malleefowl. Auricle is the ear. Squatted equals sat. Bars legally equals enjoined. Diminutive of Stanley is Stan or Stash? Kind of nut includes almond. Sea eagle is the osprey. River islet is a mill. Poem is a verse. Golfer's mound is the tee.
Informants say the premier plans a Christmas statement to pave a coalition regime including the non Communist Petoefi and small holders parties. The plan prompts talks with Kadar and the two parties while the government maintains a strict stance, refusing to lift the curfew for Catholics to attend midnight Mass.
A religious message extols Jesus as the embodiment of God and savior. It highlights his sinlessness, authority, transformative power, and various biblical titles. The piece closes with an invitation to attend church this Sunday at the House of Prayer led by Rev. Pearl Robinson.
Final services for Walter F. Carter were conducted at 10 o clock Saturday morning in Newberry Chapel by Dr Clifton Tennison pastor of the First Baptist Church Burial followed at Childress Cemetery by the Newberry funeral Home
A man and a companion fled from a jail and stole a car across the street after forcing entry to a residence at about 8:45 p.m. Friday. Adkins, a 44-year-old pipeline worker, and his family heard a knock and encountered armed intruders who threatened to shoot if they moved, then planned only a robbery.
Birthday wishes are sent to Reid B Scott Fred Stiner Tommy Eugene Sims Mrs W S Bruce and Charlie Scott on Saturday with warm regards from friends and family in the community.
Washington reports show children flood the dead letter office with Christmas wishes from Timmy who asks for check whiskers and a greeter to resemble Elvis. Several letters plead humor and longing, with some children including a dime or dollar for refugees and Santa’s helpers while others request small gifts and family needs.
A smeared weather page recalls a wide ice and fog event from the Dakotas through Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan that closed airports in New York and Chicago areas stranding thousands. In Windsor Locks a pilot missed a hangar amid fog and a rescue truck also got lost before a pedestrian guided them to safety. Only 30 to 40 percent of each tree cut is used commercially.
Dr and Mrs W F Tanner of Tallahassee arrive for holidays with Mrs Homer Rigby. Families from Norwalk California Chicago Illinois Dallas Fort Worth and Amarillo gather for Christmas with relatives. Local shops offer sale on Loretta's Gift Shop trays and ceramic pairs.
Rooster 98c Loretta's Gift reports guests spanning Amarillo Norman Oklahoma City and Chickasha as families gather for holidays Dr E E White travels to St Louis to visit daughter Mrs Jack Shepart in Missouri Elridge Bounds and Clarence Bounds visit from Oklahoma City and Margaret Clifton Maddox family from Chickasha join the celebration Many local college students return home for the holidays with relatives and friends
Ike Secretary Ezra T Benson outlines a corn program plan while Sen Hubert H Humphrey proposes raising allotment to 49 million acres. Agriculture Department economists warn that corn and other feed grain stocks will rise despite reductions in cotton and shear surpluses, amid broader farm policy pressures. The Zuni Pueblo of western New Mexico venerates many gods in a Katchina worship tradition.
The defense budget remains on track despite the Middle East crisis with $38 billion planned. The Air Force leads the $2 billion year increase, Navy $10 billion, Army $9 billion, and Atomic Energy Commission about $2 billion. Foreign aid stays near $4.2 billion. reports of a Marshall plan for Western Europe after Suez are not pursued.
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