W L Robinson Presents Garden Views For Club
W L Robinson showed slides of flowers and plants from his garden and Florida sites Parrot Gardens and St Angelo Springs for the Plant n Pluck Garden Club. The group met at 10 a m yesterday at Mrs Fred B DeLappe's home 242 Boulevard with Mrs R I Reed as associate hostess.
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W. L. Robinson
Parrot Gardens
St. Angelo Springs
Florida
Fred B. DeLappe
Boulevard
R. I. Reed
Gordon Eaves
Mesdames L. W. Stevens
C.S. McGa
Divorcee Shoots For Hug In Debt Collection Case
A loan office manager from Caldwell was killed after attempting a hug during debt collection at Alyce Anderson's home in Hopatcong New Jersey. Anderson, 34, told police she fired one shot from a purse gun as Attard, 40, chased her into the bedroom before she dumped his body in the police chief's driveway.
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Hopatcong
Charles Attard
Caldwell
Alyce Anderson
William Taylor
Motive Sought in Slaying of Elderly Projectionist
Chicago police probed whether Herman Posner, 73, slain behind his West Side home, was killed over his 1958 union reform bid. Posner led a campaign for reform in the Moving Picture Machine Operators Union amid past corruption inquiries. The Chicago Tribune offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to the killer.
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Chicago
Herman Posner
Moving Picture Machine Operators Union
West Side
Senate
Posner
The
Chicago Tribune
Farm Fate Rests On Benson Farm Policy Test
Washington AP. The fate of a Republican bid to shift the farm problem to Democratic Congress rests with Secretary Ezra Taft Benson who testifies Feb 18 before the House Agriculture Committee on Eisenhower farm proposals. Senate and House leaders warn Benson may alter the tone of the message and trigger a veto race in the coming election.
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Washington
Congress
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Eisenhower
Senate
House
House Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
Democratic Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
D. Minn
Republican Farm
Aiken
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Ill and social notes from High Point area
Mrs S E Key mother of J A Key of 922 Crestwood Dr is critically ill at home near Sanford after a hip fracture six years ago and influenza since last Friday. Guests this weekend include Mr and Mrs Richard Taylor their son Richard Jr and Mrs Taylor sister Phyllis Jean Moody of Greensboro with Mrs Fannie Moody Roberts and daughter Louise Roberts Vance of Route 5 High Point. Betty Jean Clinard daughter of O F Clinard of 300 Oakwood St is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital. Ruth Oliphant and Billy Haley return to High Point after the Beauticians convention in Raleigh.
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S. E. Key
J. A. Key
Crestwood Dr
Sanford
Richard Taylor
Richard Jr
Taylor
Phyllis Jean Moody
Greensboro
Fannie Moody Roberts
Louise Roberts Vance
Route 5
High Point
Betty Jean Clinard
O. F. Clinard
Oakwood St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miss Clinard
Ruth Oliphant
Billy Haley
Beauticians Convention
Raleigh
Venezuelans push for rights probe on Dominican Republic
Venezuela asked the Organization of American States to open a human rights inquiry into the Dominican Republic amid reports of mass arrests. A five nation Peace Committee works on a draft resolution noting rights violations while considering its authority. Exiles in Caracas speak of a possible transition plan and a provisional Dominican government figure is named. Also cited: U.S. auto repair charges rose 21.4 percent from 1952 to 1958.
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Washington
Inter American Peace Committee
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Venezuela
OAS
Peace Committee
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
United States
Mexico
el Salvador
Uruguay
OAS Council
Caracas
Trujillo Falls
Juan Isidoro Grullon
University of the Andes
Merida
Dirksen hints Senate may probe leaks of CIA testimony
Senator Dirksen signals a possible Senate inquiry into leaks of secret intelligence testimony given to Congress. He cited a column by Joseph Alsop and questioned who released CIA director Allen Dulles testimony. The exchange touched on missile figures and alleged leaks cited in press reports.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Senate
Congress
Dirksen
Joseph Alsop
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Space Committee
CIA
Alsop
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saltonstall
Symington
U.S
Fireworks Plant Reduced To Rubble
Havre de Grace Maryland saw a fireworks plant explode destroying 22 of 25 buildings. Owner James A Fabrizio 35 died. Nellie Stansbury 62 died later. 63 workers fled, two injured. three nearby women hurt. Damages estimated at 500000. Police seek cause.
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Havre DE Grace, Md
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Nellie Stansbury
William Bullock
Riders Rubbed Off Cable Car
In San Francisco two Powell Street cable car riders were brushed off by an advancing auto as the car passed. Phil Doganiere, 26, suffered a possible left foot fracture while Louis Lee, 35, was hospitalized with a possible hip fracture. The gripman Levi Allen, 25, and driver Alfred Coach, 50, were not cited.
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San Francisco
Powell Street
Phil Doganiere
Louis Lee
Levi Allen
Alfred Coach
San Rafael
Mrs. Cummings To Be Questioned About Poison Death
Dr. Philip E. Dewees, Jackson County coroner, hopes to question Patricia Cumming today over the poisoning death of her husband Edward Chandler Cumming 29. The couple's mountain cottage near Whittier was the scene and authorities believe the poison mixed accidentally with their food. Patricia was reported improving at Swain County Hospital after Friday night illness.
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Bryson City
N.C
Philip E. Dewees
Jackson County
Patricia Cumming
Swain County Hospital
Edward Chandler Cumming
Whittier
Dewees
Union chief warns Dem split could aid Nixon in White House
AFL-CIO political chief James L. McDevitt cautions the Democratic pres nominee race may split the party enough to help Nixon win the White House in a walk. Lee W. Minton calls for a Republican ticket with Mitchell, while AFL-CIO leaders refrain from early endorsements and urge noninvolvement in primaries.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Richard M. Nixon
White House
James L. McDevitt
Labor Union Organization
Committee On Political Education
Presi
McDevitt
Lee W. Minton
Minton
Glass Bottle Blowers Assn
Afl-Cio Executive Council
James P. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Aflcio
Los Angeles
Convict Had Known The Ax Would Fall
Harry Eugene Evans 50, sought for 27 years after failing to return to prison from a 10 day parole, was captured in Birmingham. He worked as a trucking company stock foreman under the alias Harry Eugene Hill and faced a 1931 sentence for a Bank holdup. Evans said a lawyer promised full parole for a fee, which he paid.
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Birmingham
Ala
Harry Eugene Evans
Harry Eugene Hill
Evans
Philadelphia
Alabama
Penn State
Montgomery
Kilby
Exchange Security Bank
Food prices rise 4.3 percent from 1952 to 1958
Retail prices of food in the United States increased by 4.3 percent across the six year span from December 1952 to December 1958, reflecting overall inflation in the period.
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United States
FASTEETH Powder for Secure Denture Fit
FASTEETH powder improves denture stability by sprinkling on upper or lower plates. It keeps teeth from sliding and rocking, has a pasty taste, is alkaline, prevents souring, and helps reduce plate odor. available at drug counters everywhere.
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Garden Club
Attard
General Committee
Council
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Mobile
Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C
Anne Blackwell
Susan Gisclard
Rayburn
Jacque Warren
James A. Fabrizio
Arpege
Paris
Chanel
Jewelers
the Hills
Harry E. Evans
Bailey’s Flowers & Shrubs
F. Green St
Chiropractic Clinic
Nala
Lanvin
Anpece
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