New Pastor Will Move To Simpson
Reverend A. W. Kurlowich and Mrs. Kurlowich plan to move from Philadelphia to Simpson on June 15 to serve as pastors of Flemington and Union Baptist churches. They will reside in the Union Baptist parsonage. The piece notes a Memorial sermon, class activities, upcoming bake and rummage sales, and a planned festival for late June.
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Max Phillips Simpson
A. W. Kurlowich
Flemington Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church
Simpson
Kurlowich
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lydia Bolyard
Gleaner
Eugene Moyer
Stanley Davis
George Shaffer
Davis
Rabbit dinner and a noisy rabbit in Mexico City
An American traveler stranded near Mexico City spends the night with a local mechanic. The dinner features rabbit, unfamiliar to the guest, who learns the animal made noise before its fate. the tale includes humorous banter and a Cecil De Mille reference.
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Mexico City
Manuelo
Cecil de Mille
de Mille
William
Cecil
Bennett Cerf
King Features
Grafton Welcomes New Citizens and Local Births
Grafton welcomes new residents Inez Findley Emma Stipe T H Bailey Mrs Carrie Wagner and Mrs Doris stout. Hospital reports two births this week. A baby boy born May 30 at 10 08 p m weighed eight pounds four and three quarter ounces to Ruth Ann Hulley and husband. Cecil Durrett of Belington is paternal grandfather.
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Inez Findley
Emma Stipe
T. H. Bailey
Carrie Wagner
Doris ‘Stout
Stanley Davis
Max .Phillips
Clarksburg
City Hospital
James Maxwell Davis
Philippi
Neerse
Charles Allen Reed
Jimmy
Grafton
St Jacksons Mul
Joseph E. Durrett
West St. Charles Street
Ruth Ann Hulley
John Hulley
Cecil Durrett
Belington
Pastor Mathews Recovers From Surgery in Pittsburgh
Reverend Loy Mathews, senior pastor of the Boothsville Fleming Larger Parish, is recovering nicely from surgery in a Pittsburgh hospital. Mrs. Virgie Schola of Akron, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cleveland Bryan.
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Loy Mathews
Boothsville-Flemington
Pittsburgh
Mrs
Virgie Schola
Akron, Ohio
Cleveland Bryan
Truman plan details new money use for NATO nations
One president explains how the new funds will be allocated. About one billion dollars would go to North Atlantic Treaty nations for weapons, a training program, and machinery to boost military production in the western region.
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Western
Farm leader Rep Lemke dies in Fargo at 71
Rep William Lemke veteran of nine Congress terms dies in Fargo North Dakota his home state A Republican and 1936 Union party presidential candidate co author of the Frazier Lemke moratorium law which Lemke said saved 250000 farms during the depression era International report
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William Lemke
Fargo
N.D
Union Party
International
Truman asks arms aid to fourteen nations plus Portugal for Europe defenses
The plan would send about 120 million dollars to Greece and Turkey for basic equipment, spare parts, and modernization. About 27.5 million dollars would aid Iran, the Philippines, and Korea to arm, train, and preserve internal order against Communist threats. Portugal is added to bolster Azores defenses and air bases. Truman seeks emergency authority to divert funds if needed. Also mentions a managerial job note and pepper origin.
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Europe
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Philippines
Korea
Truman
Chine
Portugal
Azores
Recognition honors and awards at high school event
Prospective readers were Randall McKinney and Alfreda Gull. Best Thespian actor and actress were George Moyer and Marcia Malone. Honorary Thespians Ralph Richmond Lela Haun and Mary Warden were recognized. Future Teachers of America entered a letter writing contest with four classes contributing one letter each. Freshmen class won the contest per Kenneth Lowe. Track letters were presented to Danny Foley Chick Bennett Dick Poe and Randall McKinney. Twenty six graduating students belong to the high school band and received certificates.
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Randall McKinney
Alfreda Gull
George Moyer
Marcia Malone
Ralph Richmond
Lela Haun
Mary Warden
Future Teachers of America
Baltimore Publishes Twin Telephone Directories
Baltimore becomes the tenth U S city to issue twin phone books one alphabetical and one classified about 360 000 directories were distributed by early June and each volume weighs just under two pounds band master Paul Shahan was noted in the text as part of the anticipation surrounding the rollout.
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Baltimore
Barrackpore Airport To Be Used Again
Barrackpore Airport, once used by the American Air Transport Command, will be revived to ease Dun Dum airfield congestion. Repairs by the Civil Aviation Department prep the field for about 100 heavy commercial aircraft movements daily.
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Barrackpore
Calcutta
American
Air Transport Command
Dun Dum
Civil Aviation Department
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