Presbyterian Circle Meeting at Mansa and Local Socials
The United States Presbyterian church circle met in Mansa with Mrs W G Bensberg and Mrs I Cass hosting. A meditation on Looking Unto Jesus led to prayers, a program on Fellowship of the Saints, and education notes. Nineteen members attended and a dessert was served. Other items note James Harold Ingram’s eleventh birthday party and several circle hostesses hosting youth and WSCS groups with prayers, devotions, and courtesy calls.
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Presbyterian Circle
Mansa
U. S. Presbyterian Church
W.G. Bensterg
Tom Bemis
Saints
Logan
Bensberg
Bemis
Harold Ingram
Johnny Hines
Arlise Lee
Walter
Steve Devose
Sammy Barham
Jimmy Nick
Billy Don Peters
Jerry Ingram
J. M. Ingrash
Franklin Ingram
B. Cailicott
Doris Callicott
Kinney
Circle 7
WSCS
Lee Kinney
Circle 1
First Methodist Church
Frank Gilbert
Blain Hays
Gilbert
Gene Hale
Hays
Smuggling Gangs Threaten West Germany Economy
Western officials report heavily armed Soviet backed smuggling rings from Eastern Europe flood West Germany with tax evading goods worth about 50 million dollars annually and steal industrial equipment valued at 400 million dollars. Gangs reportedly use armored cars and are said to aim to destabilize Bonn to enable Communist control. Cigarettes and coffee losses mount to billions of marks yearly, harming legitimate business and rehabilitation efforts.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Russia
Eastex
West Germany
Bonn
United States
Unemployment Picture Some Brighter
Washington April 4 The census bureau reports March unemployment fell 561,008 from February to 4,123,000 the low since eight years earlier Secretary Sawyer calls the drop encouraging and signals potential spring gains. Employment rose nearly 800,000 from 6,953,000 in February to 7,551,000 in March, with optimism tempered by cautions about seasonal effects and the coal dispute. Directors note continued improvement in unemployment insurance claims through March 25 and a 6.7 percent rate in early March. Stanley Marcus urges employers to maintain full employment by creating jobs and producing new goods. The CIO plans to bring union groups to Washington to discuss unemployment with officials and lawmakers.
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Washington
Sawyer
Census Bureau
Robert C. Goodwin
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Godwin
Stanley Marcus
Marcus
American Retail Federation
CIO
Congress
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Ctlot Scheielen
James Harold Ingram
Lawrence Haynie
Warren
W. H. Cobb
Billy
Little Rock
Clarence Gordon, Jr
O.logan
Julia Logan
Steele Moore
Dallas
Randolph Hamby
Mrs
John Walthem
Robert Maxwell
Texarkana
W. O. Hays
Electa Wells
J. E Regan
Hot Springs
John Paul Hayward
Ina Nell Loomis
Jess Marie Harvey
Ft. Smith
Jack Robey and
W. E. Robey
Hubert Whitaker
Catalog Office
Hope
Arkansas
John Mayo
R. B. Mahee
Galveston, Tex
Dale Wilson, Sr
Wison
Addyes Brown
St. Vinent’s Infirmary
Bayons Wools
Penney’s
Melody Bank
KXAR
Crossley Inc
Heart of Hope
Vartier
Happy Motoring’ Store
Esso
Maine
Louisiana
Esso Extra
Atlas
Canada
Ekire
Altos
Esso Ing
Standard Oil Company
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