Milton R Hunter to Speak at Colfax Church Tonight
Milton R. Hunter, senior LDS Church official and First Council of the Seventy member, will address Colfax Church of Christ at 7 pm. He taught 20 years in Utah and California, authored 12 history and religion books, and resides in Salt Lake City with a wife and six children.
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Milton R. Hunter
First Council of the Seventy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Colfax
Salt Lake City
Washing Drying Demonstrations Slated At Teletronix
Miss Janie Ruth Pleasants home economist for Westinghouse will conduct a school on washing and drying the new miracle fabrics at Teletronix on Monday and Tuesday with sessions at ten, three and eight. Attendance prizes free gifts and a grand prize will be offered to ladies attending. Archie Newton store manager invites all. Also notes seven ships from US Canada and Japan cruise in the North Pacific reporting weather conditions every three hours as weather stations due to island scarcity.
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Janie Ruth Pleasants
Westinghouse
Teletronix
Miss Pleasants
Mansfield
Ohio
Archie Newton
United States
Canada
Japan
North Pacific
Bill Bigham to Caravan in Europe as HPC Leader
William O. Bigham of Greensboro a High Point College senior and pre ministerial student leads campus activities. He edits the Hi Po newspaper, advocates an honor system, serves in student council and as senior class president, and joins a Methodist caravan to Europe this summer to aid youth and church rebuilding projects.
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High Point College
William O. Bigham
Greensboro
J. E. Bigham
Elwell Avenue
Bill
HPC
Brevard Junior College
Emore
Kappa Chi
HPC Student Christian Council
Bigham
Duke Divinity School
Hi-Po
Bill Bigham
William
Order of the Lighted Lamp
North Carolina
Switzerland
Germany
Cecil Robbins
Rev
Carolina Christain Advocate
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Tax dollars pay for bugs at National Museum
The U S National Museum reports a half million items collected annually for a total of 33 184 494 specimens including nearly 12 million insects. Contributors range from Dr Manuel Castro in Buenos Aires to Dhirubhai Mehta in India and even S Truman then in Washington with a rock fragment. The piece notes the collection as a research facility aiding study of man culture and environment.
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Arthur Edso Wase Gton
U. S. National Museum
Manuel P. Castro
Bue Aires
Argentina
Okiharu Abe
Tokyo
Gertrude Abbott
Philadelphia
Napoleon
St. Helena
Fred’ A. Bianchi
Honolulu
New Caledonia
Walter Auffenberg
Gainesville
Fla
Glen C. Sanderson
Marion
James Beavers
Alexandria
Albert C. Dalton
Washington
Colvin Gibson
Guatemala
Dhirubhai Mehta
iGhatkopar
India
Cleveland
Paul Visscher
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Museum National d’His
Paris
Madagascar
V. L. Komarov
Botanical Institute
the Academy of Sciences
Leningrad
Siberia
Correspondents Outnumber POWs At Panmunjom Exchange
MUNSAN Korea April 18 UP There will be more Allied correspondents than returned prisoners for Monday's first exchange. Capt James E Lee Lawrenceburg Tenn press train commander said 89 newsmen were here plus at least 20 more due Monday. The Allies will get back 100 sick and wounded per day.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
James E. Lee
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Bac
Corn on the cob origin tied to cultivated grass
The National Geographic Society states corn is a cultivated giant grass never found growing wild. It was grown in South America since prehistoric times and formed a foundation of pre Columbian civilizations in the Americas.
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National Geographic Society
South America
Americas
Temperatures Plunge as Snow Hits Colorado and Wyoming
A spring storm from Canada brought up to 6 inches of snow across Colorado and Wyoming. Temperatures plunged to near zero with glazed highways and streets. Randall Forselius in Denver hanged bright Christmas tree lights on an evergreen in defiance of the lingering winter.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Randall Forselius
Mule Causes Car Damage In Louisville Collision
John F. Bushby sought 3575 dollars for injuries and losses after a mule and his car collided. He claimed the mule caused 350 dollars in car damage. The suit named mule owner Herman Singler. the mule died in the crash.
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Louisville
John F. Bushby
Herman Singler
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Europe
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Ee S. Truman
Washington, D. C
Vigoro
Redwine
N. Main
Nagoro
Florida
Vhorete
Gwitt # Company
Anderson
Dru
ST End
S. Main
Cloverdale School
Doug Keller
Jack Smith
Doug Goins
Ross Spencer
Jerry Bean
W. E. Rogers
Kelly Gore
Nile Hunt
Rype
Lennon
S. Main St. Ext
Mebane Company
Mebane
The
KINGS
Laza
N. Wrenn ST
TEL
Everett
College ST
Pulia
M Viark
Alan
Cadillac
Cadillac Choral Symphony
Highland Motors, Inc
N. Main St
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