Inaugural Church Gathering and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text describes a November 1960 college event, church luncheon, and nearby civic activities. It mentions lectures on invasion study, a group meeting at Pine Street, January schedules, and charitable events led by Mrs. J. M. Hamilton, Mrs. C. D. Lauter, and Mrs. Glaude Tilery. Also notes a dessert plate with Russian tea, prayer circles, and committee reports amid community service efforts.
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Mandidy
JM. Hamilton
Lore MM. Wysner
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James McLarty
Ani
C.D. Lauter
Nuna
Glaude
Gventa Etjoytiy
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Fragmented casualty list hints at wartime deaths and kin
Partial casualty notes show Elinor, Davie, and Dugham listed as sons of residents in a Malvern area. The document mentions returns of bodies and references a husband and kin, with unclear place names and dates.
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Bond
Om Davie
Dugham
Malvern
Desperadoes terrorize Baja mining camp and escape
Desperadoes seize Cook and three others near Santa Rosalia on the Baja California peninsula, driving south to Santa Rosalia then on toward Yuma. Police pursue as killings in Blythe and Dewey, with Cook held at gunpoint and promising to exact revenge, while authorities state his dystary-damaged memory after capture.
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Aeven Parnaby
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Dewey
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Jaja California
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Jan
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Missouri
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Dave
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Wara
James Burke
Forrest Damvon
Santa Hoyanla
Francisco Kepua Morales
Tijuana
Kim i
Burke
Costlier Burial Ping Blut Jan 18
Fragmentary OCR text notes a burial event on January 18 with references to honor, walkers, and a city map. Indicates a somber ceremony and mentions a burial related scene or figure. Names and details are unclear due to garbled rendering.
Ike Won’t Discuss Japan and Germany in London News Conference
General Dwight D. Eisenhower refused to answer questions on Japan and Germany during a London news conference marking the end of his London stay. He stressed soldiers must keep quiet on policy matters when world leaders handle such issues, while noting his current mission is to build an army to preserve peace and deter aggression. He contrasted his 1942 role preparing for invasion with today’s task of forming a force to defend freedom against any who threaten the free world.
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Flaenhower
Japan
Germany
Lisbon
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Jan MacArthur
Offer
Einenhower
Free World
Rmn
Figenhower
Tandon
Risenhower
New York City
Cross
Paul
World Telegram
Donohue
Hhe
Sam
Ney
Remington Defense Witness Denies Communist Ties
Bernard Redmont, Paris correspondent for U S News and World Report, testified that William Remington apologized for naming him to the PHL and congressional committees. Remington, indicted for perjury, previously said he never joined the Communist party. Redmont denied ever being a Communist and described a 1948 House testimony in which Remington claimed Redmont was a Communist.
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Remington
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U.S. News and World Report
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Communist Party
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Redmont
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Injuries Fatal In County Road Crash
A fatal crash near Fayet in Larave County left several injured. Emergency responders reported four injured and six hospitalized under medical supervision as authorities investigate the accident scene and determine cause.
Ship Dolphin thriller keeps Paul on wild chase
Paul seeks news of the tanker Dolphin and Captain Royce Cross. A call to a Brooklyn dry dock confirms the ship’s delay, prompting a daring scheme with Jaboe's help. Paul races to meet May Jenkins and Judy, buoyed by a possible escape and reunion. To be continued.
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Paul
Jaboe
Captain Cross
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Holla
Dolphin
Royce Cross
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Brooklyn Dry Dock Company
Dia
May Jenkins
May
Judy
SHU
Neglected wives and unfaithful spouses in a etiquette Q and A
Dorothy Dix answers two letters on marriage strain and infidelity. A wife exhausted by her husband’s business life learns to forgive and pivot, while another reader laments lack of courtesy from a fiancé. Dix advises self forgiveness and discretion, urging restraint and patience to preserve the marriage.
Railways Seek Six Percent Freight Rate Increase
Washington reports the railroad industry formally petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission for a general six per cent rise in freight rates. If approved, it would be the ninth postwar increase, lifting overall rail freight prices about 57 percent above 1946 levels. Major railroads, citing higher operating costs, plan to present a motion soon for immediate effect on an emergency basis with six commodity exemptions.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Pune
Saanich Tae
Scout Leaders To Meet For Round Table Jan 24
Clyde Cofee, District Commissioner, announced the first in a monthly Round Table series for Scout leaders and committees. The meeting Tuesday night Jan 24 at 7 30 at First Methodist Church Hope covers February topics Tracking and Signaling and Scout Advancement. An open forum, attendance award, and three straight wins incentive are on the agenda with plans for a Cub section at the February meeting.
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Clyde Cofee
First Methodist
Hope
Europe Reacts to Truman Budget Amid Defense Expansion
Western Europe greeted President Truman's expansive peacetime budget with astonishment and applause. The Liberal Star notes the colossal military outlay, stressing that funding rests with American taxpayers and could vanish on Stalin's word. France cites increased warlike territory and the piece mentions proposed rail express rate hikes exceeding 100 percent, with a new minimum per shipment, excluding few items like newspapers and dairy.
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Europe
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Liberal Star
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle Prayer and Bible Study Schedule
News of the Churches reports Hope Gospel Tabernacle at 921 N Main Street holds Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer and Bible study and Thursday 2 30 p m women’s prayer meeting North Main at Wear Avenue. Minister Wm Py Mardagena to lead Thursday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal.
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North Main
Wear Avenue
Mardagena
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PLANS JANUARY SERVICES
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a 7 p.m. monthly supper for men and a 11 a.m. Sunday service featuring Rev. L. T. Lawrence of Osceola Arkansas who will soon become pastor. Lawrence and his family plan to move to Hope on February 1. Other church items include choir practices and class gatherings at Our Lady of Good Hope First Methodist Garrett Memorial and First Baptist with various meeting times and guest speakers. The budget discussion notes U S defense readiness and presidential support.
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L. T. Lawrence
Osceola
Arkansas
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Chilren
Hope
Teenager Recovers Appetite After Hadacol Use
Sara Loraine Beck of Coker Alabama, at 15, suffered poor sleep and loss of appetite. She credits Hadacol with boosting her vitamins and appetite, reporting weight gain from 90 to 123 pounds after ten months of use and ongoing use.
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Coker
Alabama
Loraine
Loraine Beck
Ady
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