Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
The piece rebuts a Cellier's magazine critique of the Disabled American Veterans DAV for raising funds claiming aid to veterans. It cites testimony that DAV mainly offers counseling and legal help, not direct financial aid, and criticizes charity solicitation linked to rights claims. The author pledges to discard DAV appeal letters and highlights alleged misrepresentation.
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Disabled American Veterans Organization
Cellier
DAV
Bernard Tompkins
New York
Ken
Bob
Miles H. Draper
DAV Service Foundation
Disposed American Veterans
Veterans Administration
Cincinnati
Rot
Wto
Star
Kidnap Money Continues Search In Arizona Mountains
In Phoenix, Ariz, a man charged with kidnapping the wife of a wealthy industrialist sits in jail as officers resume the search for $15,000 in ransom from the Superstition Mountains. Police comb the rocky, brush-filled terrain for marked bills, a rifle, pistol, and binoculars believed used by the kidnapper while investigators seek more clues from Evelyn Annt Smith.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Mes
Evelyn Annt Smith
Herbert
Smiths
Supersti- Hons
Joseph Mareln
Negro Doctors Can Join State Staff at Arkansas Hospital
The Arkansas Baptist Hospital board agreed last week that Negro doctors may join the hospital staff if credentials satisfy the staff credentials committee. Chairman Jacob L. King Hot Springs and Dr. award M Armstrong said no Negro doctors have applied yet. The medical staff treats patients at the hospital while the house staff handles resident physicians and interns.
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Whittle Lock
Menicus
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Jacob L. King
Hot Springs
Award M. Armstrong
Construction Spending to Set Record in 1954 Forecast
Washington reports a government estimate that total construction spending in 1954 will reach a record 864 billion dollars. The forecast, more optimistic than last November, cites high home building and gains in commercial, religious, and educational construction while noting public works rise modestly.
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Washington
Earlies
Commerce and Labor Crewdelemente
Estimated Tax Installment Due June 15
R QC Henry of the Hope Internal Revenue Service Office announced the second estimated tax installment is due on or before June 16. Missing the deadline incurs a penalty. Explains corporate tax timing: 46 percent on March 15, 43 percent on June 15, and 10 percent by September 16 for calendar-year corporations. other allocations apply for different fiscal years.
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Henry
Hope Internal Revenue Service
Tuite
Atlow
Millions Run to Shelters in Mock Air Raid
Citizens across the continent joined a first ever international civil defense drill. Reports claim widespread but brief sheltering as alarms flared and some systems failed causing brief confusion at Pentagon and White House. Eisenhower led staff to shelter as the mock attack drill unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Amerles
Eisenhower
White House
In Russia When the Hillbillies See a Girl They Like They Just Kidnap
Richard Rakasischke recounts a Commu nist press tale from Komsomol Pravda about Tamara a mountain village teacher in the Kabardino Balkar region who was abducted by suitors after being deemed a fine wife. Tamara’s sister informed the paper while Tamara herself reportedly answered with terse words, highlighting the clash with Western courting norms.
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Russia
Richard RA
Kasischke
Hal Boyle
Moscow
Courlin
Soviet Union
Caucasus Mountains
Tamara
Komsonjol Pravda
United States
Movntain
Mark
Keabardinsfaur
Judonious Republic
Komsomol Pravda
Gantinueg
Toren
Democrats Split Over Move to Strip McCarthy Chairmanship
Senate Democrats remain cool to Sen Flanders plan to remove Sen McCarthy from his chairmanship amid questions on 1952 financial dealings. Republican leaders like Knowland oppose fast action, while Lyndon Johnson reportedly warns Democrats not to aid the move, labeling McCarthy a Republican problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Sen
Flanders
R-Wis
Earthy
Knowland
California
McCarthy
Lyndon P. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
MccCarthy
Wisconsin
Bride of Tin Heir Simply Disappears
Kons UP reports Jaline Ortiz Patino 25 year old bride of Tin Baron Patino vanished two months after marrying in Paris last April 22. He says she left with clothes jewels and 25000 Swiss francs after taking sleeping pills and benzedrine. He and his first wife reportedly sought to prevent self harm.
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Kons
Jaline “Ortiz Patino
Anternor Patino
Mahhattan Jdebutantes
Mame Yalinie
Ores
Joanne Connelly
Ina
Manhattan
Paris
Miss Connelly
Rife
the Moat
Patino
Robert ‘Sweeny
Isabel Patino
Jimmy Goldsmith
Fire Destroys 59 Finely Bred Horses in Chicago Stable
A fire in a Chicago stable killed 59 horses, many high bred, with 46 rescued. The blaze began from a transformer spark near a parked truck, damaging a building housing horses owned by John Klein and containing animals belonging to Philip Armour William Wood Prince and Morris Kaplan. Estimed loss around $100,000.
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Chicago
John Klein
Klein
Philip Armour
William Wood Prince
Morris Kaplan
Higb
Methodist conference names new district superintendent
The Little Conference of the Methodist Church ended its annual session with Bishop Paul E. Martin DeE naming Clifton Rule as district superintendent. Reverends Culver Harrison Galloway and Sorrells receive major postings across Hot Springs, Texarkana, Winfield, Malvern, and Little Rock, with numerous district appointments listed for ongoing ministry changes.
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Springs
Little Conference
The
Methodist
Paul E. Martin Dee
Clifton Rule
Hot Springs
Fred R. Harrison
First Church
Texarkana
Culver
Winfield
William Brown
Mohticello
Harrison
Sorrells
Bighland
Little, Rock
First
Malvern
van Wy" Ravell
North ‘Louisiang
E. D. Galloway
Hopeistrict
How’ Springs
Hope District
Ashdown
Clyde 'S. Parsona
Bingen
C. V. Holiman
Blevins
Omma L. Daniel
Center Point
Dew Berson
DeQueen
Alfred Z. Gossis
Dierks
Messer
Doddridge
W. P. Jer
Emel Circeult
John W
Few Memorial
Virgil C. Bell
Foreman
O. W. Hoover
Hatfield
Holly Grove
Robert L. Nix
Hope
Virgil C. Keeley
Horatio
W. M. Crow
Locksburg
J. A. Calli
Entt
Mean
Kirvin H.aale
Mena
B. L. Smith
Itmerel Surings
Woodrow Smyth
Swiss Shells for Guatemala Held Up in Germany
In Hamburg German authorities halted six tons of Swiss anti aircraft shells destined for Guatemala at the request of the U S High Commission The consignment arrived May 20 aboard the Coburg and was listed as 20 mm dummy shells without explosives American officials dispute this saying live ammunition appears likely The shipment is under supervision of free port authorities and contents are disputed between Swiss consignor Lassen Co and officials
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Hamburg
Germany
U.S. High Commission
Guatemala
Coburg
Albert. Bazenhard
Lassen
U. S
Panama Canal
Snipe
Poland
Bodies Found Near Lake Dam After Missing Boys
A rescue squad found Kenneth Stiles 14 and C A Reitisch 10 near a dam at Petit Jean reservoir after hours of search by about 200 people. The boys disappeared after dressing for a swim and fleeing the bathhouse, believed to have fallen into the lake during a walk along the dam. authorities say the search involved Morrilton Arkansas National Guard units and local police.
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Little Rock
Fyorma
Channett
Kenneth Stiles
Ben'Stiles
C. A. Reltisch
Maxine Reinsch
Bedlés
Stiles
Morrilton
Arkansas National Guard
Fallura
Jake
B&PW Clubs Name New Officers in Arkansas Federation
Russellville woman Cleanor J Bawigns was elected president of the Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a weekend meeting, succeeding Miss Jess Cox of Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
Cleanor J Bawigns
Russellville
Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Jess Cox
Washington leaders push housing bill amid political deadlock
Amid a rough House and Senate conference, leaders report on a stalled agenda. The administration seeks authority for a four year public housing program, with votes split and no clear path forward.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sen
Su Todayy
T Houser
Young Plans to Take of Railway
In Albany on May 28 shareholders cast ballots showing Young leading with over 1.9 million votes, winning a new 113 member board. He announced plans to move his group to the Chrysley Building in Bat town Manhattan and then march to 280 Park Avenue to resume meetings at the New York Central main office.
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William White White
Albany
Young
Chrysley
Bat
Manhattan
Par ‘Avenue
New York Central
Campaign year prompts town pie suppers and events
An OCR fragment notes a campaign year with numerous pie suppers upcoming in towns. It mentions June 18 in Spring Hill gymnasium with a sleing band, June 24 at Saratoga gymnasium with another band, and June 25 at the Livestock Show Coliseum with Rebekahs hosting a benedict. The public is invited and events include a Fulbright visit and local dances.
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Spring Hill
Saratoga
Rebekah's
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Bride of Tin
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J. E. Dunlop
Prescott
W. D. Goklen
L. O. Lee
Richmond
J. W. Munnal
Clyde Swift
Springhill Circuit
Clyde Clarke
Yiahina Tae
H.A. F
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Robert Irvin
Perking Behod
Billy Dean Eilloty
Dorothy Keily
Arkangas Methodist
W. 9. Galdsn
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Clyde T. Parsons
Temperance
Virgil C. Bel
Alred J. Doss
Virgil D. Keeley
Thildreg
John Wilson
Cat
Petit Jean
B&pw
LE Fins
Andor Robert
Central
York Central Ballpeay
Alfred Bel Tem
Ask Bean
Bik
Bedee Ie Fulbright
Mi Piay
Sewanee
Emn
WW Sen
Wiliam Fulbright
G-Ark
Theatre Qu Mn
Station Fe
Son of
Peete Lh
Ah Giaoan
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