Community Notices and Church Gatherings From Local Page
Local items report midweek church services at First Baptist and First Methodist with prayer meetings and choir events. A benefit basketball game at Laneburg Central School supports March of Dilingy, plus visits to Arkadelphia and Fayetteville for WMU and church activities.
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Laneburg Central
Firatima
Lana‘hurg
Slane
Pirieas
Andy Tad Conte
Nevada
Dilingy
Seven Die in Kingman Auto Crash on Highway 54
An automobile smashed into a bridge on US Highway 54 near Kingman, Kansas, toppled, and carried seven people to their deaths. Surviving occupant Gullay One escaped. Hetty Wiecsa, mother of Carol Lyon and Connie Andersen, died. Children Leland Eugene, Lonnie Gene, Carol, and Linda were among the fatalities. two adults and a draught were reported in the wreckage.
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Kingman
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Hetty Wiecsa
Thomas
Hetty
Lehaldhcen
Connie
Andersen Wise
Carol Lyon
Thomas Childin
Leland Eugene
Lonnie Gene
Carol
Whehita
Rais
Soviets May Be Nice to Japanese
A Soviet mission spokesman told Kyodo News on January 29 that the Soviet Union may accept a Japanese delegation to travel to Moscow for the World Peace Conference. The spokesman said Reesin might send a ship to carry Japanese delegates, reflecting Moscow as host.
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British Attempt to Settle Oil Dispute with Iran
Tehran Jan 28 Sir Francis Shepherd received a bedside appeal from Prime Minister Mossadegh for Britain to make a new effort at resolving the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. Mossadegh reiterated Iran must control oil wealth formerly developed and marketed by Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. Britain urged a different approach to remove the impasse. Meanwhile Saudi Arabia plans a railroad across the peninsula linking the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, with possible Soviet participation for conference transport.
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Fremier
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
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Shepherd
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Poland
Iran
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Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Hoover urges policy shift to avoid overstrained economy
Former President Herbert Hoover calls America overstrained and contends Europe’s inertia risks war or economic collapse. He urges Congress to rethink foreign policy, favoring withdrawal of ground forces from Europe while building air and sea power, with limited bases allowed outside Atlantic Pact nations. He warns of inflation and high taxes at home.
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Europe
Herbert Hoover
Congress
U. S
Hoover
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mr. Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Gibraltar
United States
Britain
Asia
MagArthu
Manchuria
Mulloy Wins South Florida Tennis Final in Miami
Davis Cup veteran Gardnar Mulloy of Miami defeated Tony Vincefii of Miami yesterday in the South Florida tennis tournament final. Mulloy won 4-? 7-5 6-3 to capture the title.
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Gardnar Mulloy
Vetera
Miami
Tony Vincefii
South Florida
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