Community Church and Sorority Events Tonight and Tomorrow
The First Baptist Church hosts a witness service Monday at 11 for “Buhrone Mhingutige” with Apak Titi Lion carved. Prudence Rifley Cleole will a Reagent on "Coa For if IW members attend, March 4. Kappa Gamma sorority hosts on 118 Are Prudence Rifley Cleole. Tuesday at W30 on the bore of Mrs Hamilton Heridan. There will be game night March 4 at 1 48 at the Hops Country Club. Hosts Dr and Mrs Jonas and Mr and Mrs Vine Foner. Auxiliary to the VW 1 mridat Friday. March 4 at 7 and Wits Huts. This meeting nominates officers. Persons are urged to be present. At 8:00 the auxiliary will unjoined by Post teneen filesion: Safer Driving shown by Andy. Also: Heatedaus with Mee, Paul and Alvin Wits, Mrs Coett O'Brien, Mrs Roy Gemby. Also: White's Class of tha eps Deepal Tatornada with Reel cinema. Sunday: Caseway aes Hi, WET AG Uy the fe hip Melle Hot duck cupper. Members urged to bring rivors dist. The pagilag meeting of the Dogen Lodge will be held at Tad aa by Night March. Members urged. Paul Batoy will entertain Andy Club Tuesday Baro Rino 1 her Nome al Sah Weat Third. The Wain Auditary of He will be at St Mark's Episcopal Church Wednesday at 2 40 nin with Cham fe.
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O'Alovik
Buhrone Mhingutige
Apak Titi Lion
Indit
Prudence Rifley Cleole
Coa
Rf IW
Wits
Andy
Coming and Going Mist Carolyn Locke of Magnolia
Carolyn Locke of Magnolia sends the weekend with leads in Atlanta and nearby, joined by Miah ML Bondi and Erik. Bob Carpenter and other relatives appear in the scene as travel details unfold.
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Carolyn Locke
Magnolia
Miah
ML Bondi
Erik
Fathin
Bob Carpenter
Atlanta
Texan
Night club program article with guest speakers and new members
A late February club meeting featured a slate of speakers and performances. Members welcomed new attendees Mrs. Dean Blend, Mrs. York, and Mrs. Whitlow. The program included renditions of classical pieces and a reading from Mendelsohn while a committee led by Mr. Hyatt planned the May Minle Pass event.
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Mra
John Barlow
Tionlovs
Muate Chity
Thera
Bual- Nese
Mea
Oliver Adama
Inghides Mer
WC Hyatt
Men
Umebatty
Jr. Meadim
Mckenne Jad
Dean Blend
Felix Umetdeladohn
Fender
Franklin Horton
Dove Men
Dagk Wilron Ace
B.C. Wyatt
Meowell Turner
Fiana Nolo
iMira
York
I Ford
Ohn
McQee
Dean iSleand
Amyrase
A. Whitlow
Hospital Notes Chronicle Unclear Admissions
Fragmented hospital notes report multiple admissions and discharges with garbled names and phrases. Mentions include Julia Chanter, Mrs and Mr Warren, Mr and Mrs Wm C Tellegon, and Helen, with references to arrivals and family notices amid distorted text.
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Julia Chanter Hospital
Mra
Totlenon
Hopy
Hoy
Ou Gauahter
Helen Mr
Mira
Roy Waeeen
Hope
A Wan
Military Takes Back Medals from Parents
Washington reports controversy as the Defense Department reviews cases where relatives returned medals awarded for Korean War service. The records show several instances, mainly Purple Hearts, with one notable Silver Star return and a rare Medal of Honor action. Officials stress medals belong to the service member, not the family, even when returned posthumously.
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Washington
Wemed
Defense Department
Ryan Adil
Whless
New Englanders First to Extract Oil From Menhaden
New Englanders led by early fishers extracted oil from menhaden, a species of fish, marking a pivotal development in coastal industry and processing practices. The effort highlighted regional ingenuity and the commercial potential of marine resources.
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New
Reports Show Continued Page One on Weather and Prices
Federal Reserve says industrial production stayed level for five months at 218 with 221 in early last year. Labor stats show wholesale prices down about 0.5 percent for the week ending Feb 26, and overall price declines for raw materials contrast rising processed goods. Congress notes a production center risk, while Detroit unemployment grows with 32,000 out of work and 37,800 more may be laid off by July. Government advisers discuss aid for labor surplus areas and seasonal food-price shifts tied to crops.
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Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statin
Chique
Wai
Perent Clague
Congress
Detroit
VA Develops New Mental Treatment at VA Hospital
At North Little Neck a VA hospital doctors report a breakthrough in treating seniionies or schizophrenia. Dr. H N Peters led 12 patients since June. 11 responded to therapy using artificial reward training, with two patients already near normalcy. Dr Richard L Jenkins aided the project, calling results gratifying.
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North Little Neck
Veterans Administration Hospital
H. N.peters
Ait
Rishard L. Jenkins
Washington
VA Medical Service
Peters
Merton
Draft goal set at 600000 to 700000 names needed
A selective service official in Washington said between 600000 and 700000 men will have to be drafted or volunteer to keep the armed services at strength of 344 million in the year starting July 1. The estimate includes half a million reservists and draftees due for release and assumes many will reenlist, while also accounting for casualties and other losses. No Defense Department figure on annual drafts has been received.
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Washington
Armd Services
Selective Service
Defense Department
Present Giving and I Can't Agree on Gifts
Dorothy Dix addresses disputes over family gift customs in 1952, urging cheerful giving within budget. The column offers advice on handling children, marriage, education, and superstitions regarding gifts, with multiple reader questions and concise responses.
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Dorothy Dix
Two Monroe County Men Refuse Recovery Suit Involving Indian Bay Road Funds
W C Storey and P P George asked Pulaski Circuit Court to exclude them from a suit seeking 2961 for the state. The case accuses Highway Commissioner Charlie Adams and executive secretary Henry Woods of misappropriating funds raised to improve Indian Bay Road, with money allegedly going to Gov. McMath's 1950 campaign. Both Adams and Woods deny the charges.
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Lile Rock
Monroe County
W. C. Storey
P. P. George
Pulaski
Atty
the Murry
Charlie Adams
Hughes
Henry Woods
Gay. McMath
Murry
Storey
George
Adams
Indian Bay Road
Gov. McMath
Woods
Representative Armstrong urges expulsion of Soviet from UN
Washington March 14 Rep Armstrong introduced legislation to expel Soviet Russia from the United Nations unless its rulers end sponsorship of the Korean conflict. He urged Congress to brand Russia as an aggressor against peace and international order.
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Washington
Rep
Armstrong
R-Mo
Russia
United Nations
Congress
Leap Year Twins Reported In One Family
A leap year baby born four years ago has a leap year brother born yesterday. Doctors estimate the chance of two leap year births in one family at about one in a million. Myron Herrick, known as Mike, from Palm is highlighted as an outstanding student at the University of Pennsylvania with the profession noted.
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Washington
Myron Herrick
Mike
Gorbal
University of Pennsyl
Millio… Page Gal: Reno man links burglary to safe contents
Police report details a break in at Redfield residence with a stolen safe. Redfield, about 35, who has lived in Reno since 1935, refused to discuss the loss or reveal the safe’s contents. Investigators noted burglars showed knowledge of the safe’s location.
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Redfield
Clem
Boyline
Reno
Idaho
Los Angeles
Flo
Allies Thrust Continued From Page One
Allied forces maintain pressure on the Chorwon sector, with 30 minute fighting as U.N. tanks were damaged yesterday. Far East air forces report February losses and Sabre jets repelling MIGs, while Communist patrols east of the Mundia valley are driven off after a 35 minute engagement. The 5th Air Force logged over 16,600 sorties in February, destroying tanks, gun positions, and rail infrastructure, and crippling locomotives and rail cars while inflicting substantial troop casualties.
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West Chorwon
U.N
Unit Nations
Japa
Mundi
Sth
Community Club Activities Highlight Prescott Church Groups
Prescott notices show Wesleyan Service Guild and Presbyterian women meeting Monday with co hosts. Church of Christ Bible classes at 2 30. Fair Association director meeting at Chamber of Commerce. Business and Professional Women's Club dinner and meeting reviewed statewide nominating process and safety program. Various Baptist GA, RA, and club gatherings followed with prayers, cards, and social events.
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Church of Christ
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