United Nations intervention debate echoes Korea clash
The article notes ongoing UN Security Council divisions over Southeast Asia. It cites Soviet veto risk similar to Korea, potential General Assembly referral, and Thai Indo China peace patrol aims. It also covers Gen. James Van Fleet returning to report to the President and key committees on Far East developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nation
Korea
United Nations Security Council
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Council
General Assembly
United Nations
Indochina
Geneva
van Fleet
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Far East
Gen van Fleet
Ieport
Chis
Seyat
Formosa
Japan
Flexible Farm Price Supports Battle Heads for House Clash
President faces a second major House fight over flexible farm price supports as Taft Hartley battles loom, with veto power and a tentative stay of the current law shaping the outcome. Unemployment remains at 1,000,000, while tax cuts and investment incentives aim to spur activity and jobs. Air Force Academy site selection narrows to three central sites: Alto Colorado Springs, Cold Springs, and Lake Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Congress
Eisenhower
Sy Designa
Dro Athi F
Ciniat Economic Advisers
Sulin
Air Force Academy
Vivecman Board
Air Borer Academy
Harold E. Talbott
Alto
Cold Springs
Colo
Lake Geneva
Wis
United States
Lewis
Denver
Milwaukee
Chin Thay
Colorado Springs
Mississippi
Lake Mielzan
Pathort
Divine discernment and charity guide faithful observers
A 1954 Globe Syndicate reflection blends scripture from Isaias and Romans with mystic commentary on divine perception. It extols seeing beyond appearances through the Holy Spirit, yielding justice for the meek and a tempered, universal compassion guiding judgments.
Mine Accidents Get State's Eye Bosses May Lose Permit Says Chief
West Virginia Mines Chief Frank B. King warns a ruthless campaign to revoke foremen certificates for negligence after mine accidents. He cites 1954 as 45 deaths so far, 29 from roof falls, most tied to lack of timbers or supervision, and recounts a fatal roof fall with two killed and two injured.
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Charleston
State Mines Department
Frank B. King
King
West Virginia
WSCS Meeting at Newbury Methodist Home Scene
June gathering of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held at Mrs. Flossie See's home featured a radio style devotional on The Siege of Jerusalem with Bible characters by Soviets. Hazzel Bell presided as new president. past president pin presented to Mrs. Willard Frazier. numerous members and guests served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwick
Webster Homemakers Club
Carl Ludwick
Tracy Elton
Edwin Hall
Warren MeVicker
Gerald Gall
Howard McWilliamg
Hall
Felton
Homer Queen
William Haller
Truman McVicker
Howard Richardson
W- 0
Cooper
Robert Kerns
Warren Lee McVicker
Herber
Yoak Ws
Webster
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Webster Methodist Church
Paul Wolfe
Flossie See
Newbury Methodist Church
Jerusalem
Hazrel Bell
Williard Frazier
Lillian Hardy
Lang
Mildred Phillips
Georgle Hinkston
Shirley Shay
George Rogers
Geraldine Harriman
Irene Turnley
Leona van Zandt
Mabel Frazier
Aldred Hinkston
Grace Baylor
Willard Frazier
Hazel Bell
Flossie Lee
Mildred Shrader
Bridge Club
Local Socials and Travels Highlight Easter Weekend
A fragmented notice details Easter weekend social events and visits. It mentions Masonie district figures and a guest list, a supper planned for Easter, and a town gathering. The column notes Thelma Case departing to Camp Kilmer NJ after a 21 day leave to visit her parents Kenneth Case and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaputy
Maso Ainaree
Eamar
W. Fisell
Wills Luke Jr
Aurora
Rerne Roy Pail
W. Bat
Kenter
Brak
Wea' Neigh Vw
Thelma
Case
Camp Kilmer
Kenneth Case
Mary Ellen Carder Feted At Shower In Rosemont
Mary Ellen Carder of Rosemont celebrated at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Birdell Jones and others. Cards and refreshments followed as Carder is set to wed Richard Haney of Rosemont on June 27. Attendees included Mrs. Dora Harman, Mrs. Clara Mitchell, Mrs. Vern Simon, and many local residents. Families and friends from Madison, Fleming, and nearby towns joined in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Birdell Jones
Mary Ellen
Dora Harman
Clara Mitchell
Vern Simon
Francis Simon
Alma Crouse
Minnie Fawley
C. E. Jones
Gay Caldwell
Mary Humphrey
Delia Carder
Hutton
Aid
Dewey Drainer
J. H. Carson
Lawson Carder
Elizabeth Carder
James Drainer
Madison, C
George Draer
Pruntytown
John Grady
John Orbardsky
Paul Nemet
Cleveland
Jessie Pitts
Wolfe Summit
Joan Clevenger
Flemington
T. B. Goodwin
Alice Bailey
Martha E. Bailey
Millard Bailey
Henrietta Waller
Rebahitch
Johnnie Harris
Woman's Society of Chrisian Service
Bailey Memorial Methodist Church
Lions Club
Gertie Christian
Pauline Haney
John Limer
Betty Marks
Charley Church
Wheeling
Nancy Vanscoy
Jackie Payne
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Philippi Hospital
John Lenocher
Clarksburg
Ihge
Paul Nement
Clevand
Rosemont
Edward Drainer
Madison, O
Connie Poole, Jr
Akron
Dewey
Mel Heimer and Hollywood Figures in Manhattan Musings
A city column mixes film names, theatre figures, and social gossip as Mel Heimer notes Sally Forrest replacing Vanessa Brown in The Seven Year Itch, recalls tennis coach Eleanor Tennant, and comments on Juliana Larson, Liberace, and José Ferrer in New York cultural life.
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Sally Forrest
Vanessa Brown
Eleanor Tennant
Sally
Miss Tennant
West Side
Welby van Horn
van Horn
Tennant
Juliana Larson
Miss Larson
John Powers
University ‘of Washington
Walter Bedford Sharp, Jr
Texas
Met
Liberace
Love
James Wolfe
Wolfe
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Bratton Sentinel
Sentinel Publica
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Unday
Battenbushers
New York
Lexens
Detroit
Micin Street
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
Virginia
Virginias
Taylor
Barbour
Preston
Conkee
NOFA
Honey
Isaias
Elosus
Globe Syndicate
Webster Mio
Peart Fellow
Newburg
WSCS
Bell
Lillian Hartley
Ora Jones
Gustava , Shafferman
Frazier
Edythe Lang
Mildred Hinkston
Georgia Hinkston
Madalene
Helms
Annie Ball
Jennie ‘Moon
Job Jones
Jimmy Baylor
Gleaner
Jdeth Rice
Lottie Geldbaugh
Lillith Durr
Theo Horchiler
Geldbaugh
Durr
Horchler
Lorain Maloney
Nell Harter
Eleanor Virts
Edith Burke
Louise Silcott
Shrader
Richard
Uniontown
Harold Goff
Keyser
Ida | Virts
Rowle
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Sap
Masonie Given
Tleseing
Bowissbirg Lodi Lodi
A. M
Isopie Lodge
Satui Zht
Mazowan
Paen, Jr
Arei Ans Mi
M. Sn
H Bol
Irry Kid
James R. All
Arhead
Tyman
Twellitt
Earl H. Pretty
W.baird
Morgan Tovert
Templeton
Elk
Fretwell
Kingwood
P. Hawley
An Xett
Tunnelton
Hus
flHiard Travis
Rus Ver
W. D. Webster
the Wade
H. Hause
Walter Hauser
John
Ungerwry
Buckley
Dayro Anderson
Dr. Her
George
Gr Mb
Ray K. Sartases
H. H. Kirrt
Shomo
A. Knotts
Aly M.wheeler
Wal
Wiles
Robert Hoy
Affer
Charly v. Have
Ata C. Shaffer
D. Weaver
Ichard B. Wethen
J.C. Grath
A. J. Mi Yard
John A. Well, Sr
Page £. Thompson
L. H. Heath
Geor
Rowles
Edwaris
Far Ralpt
Mi Chev
Weeken
Ley
Ny Foo Fay
Ngblood
Moor
S. Darwin
Jame Ma
Tagen Agadsnaka
Boyd Reed
Mary Ellen Carder
Miss Carder
Richard Haney
Myrtle Haddix
Williamsport
N. J
Nellie. Whitehair
George'Vrabec
Fred Kelley
Iveta
Kelley
Pa, Hospital
Mel Heimer
New
Morrisania Hospital
California
Jose Ferrer
Thomas Sherman
Little Orchestra Society
Brahms
Joan Fontaine
D. Kerr
Miss Kerr
Miss Fontaine
Manhattan
Zsa Zaa Gabor
Sepmedie Academy Shontul
Plymouth
CLAS
Firat Inseraeb
Alae
Rts
Uresse Mik Nat
Cal Yates
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Comfort
Conta Ac
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