Local Church Groups Share Demanding Social Evening
Prescott News reports Baptist Church women hosting a large gathering with desserts and table arrangements, featuring a program on recollition of horizons, minutes read, and officer-led business. Guests from the community attended, including Roy Loomis and Harold Ingran at a Barton Coliseum boat show and hospital visits for Mrs. J. E. Regan.
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Mes
Dunnite Taylor
Geraldine ‘Nppit
Ora Dildy
Tele Purtla
Eleanor Anderson
Coursa
Roy Loomis
Tarold Ingran
Barton Coliseum Priday
Mr. Laois
Sidney
Veterans Hospia
First Baptist Church
Hingsday
Harrell Ti Piketh
Al 8
Buchhanan
Daria
Henrett
Notable Newport couples linked to Clay family event
Coeshi, in the fame of Mr and Mrs C R Clay, are connected with Mr and Mrs Larry Lancaster and Mrs Vernon Miles of Newport. The brief notice ties these residents to the Clay family circle in a social context.
Proposes Eight Cent Cotton Import Fee Initiated
Washington AP Agriculture Secretary Taft Benson urged a new eight cent per pound tariff on imported cotton manufactured goods and products. The move opens Tariff Commission inquiry into compensating duties on textiles from Japan and other nations. Assistant Secretary Clarence Miller defended the proposal, citing foreign competition in cotton textiles, especially Far East ebony labor, as a driver for rising imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sara ‘Taft Benson
United States
Bersol
Tariff Commission
Japan
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence Miller
Benson
Commission
Far East
Lion Nuby the Son Undergoes Painful Vet Procedure
In Detroit Nuby the Son a SUNY ax mammal faced a brutal lion removal attempt. Three veterinarians spent two hours trying to sedate the beast with pills and ether before hypodermic anesthesia. The operation involved removing chins amid a controversial pat show in Ferndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nuby
SUNY
Donant
Ferndale
Hunt
Paris fashion show and Olympics TV coverage reviewed
Cynthia Lowry notes NBC presented Paris fashion week with 15 top French dressmakers and models, while CBS provided Olympic coverage. Commentary lagged despite strong photography, with critiques of Dick Bullan’s skating commentary noted.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
New York
Cher
Paris
NBC
CBS
Adlers plunge into Lake Erie during cold beach accident
In Sandusky Ohio a man identified as 24 year old Adler died after plunging through thin ice into Lake Erie near the beach. His wife Carol witnessed the event and called for help as Adler, a high school teacher, disappeared beneath the water. A second person, a woman, remained nearby as rescuers searched the icy area. The incident occurred during a frigid day with subfreezing temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
County to redraw townships under new two-district plan
County Judge Arch Campbell approved a petition from the County Election Commission to consolidate 13 townships into two districts. The split places Big Rock south of the Arkansas River and Teil north of the river, changing local political boundaries.
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Spit County
Meee
Arch Campbell
County Election Commission
Big Rock
Arkansas River
Teil
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