Wedding Notice For Harton and Carter Alliance
A fragmented society wedding notice lists Mrs Frenkin Harton and Mrs Talbot Finid Jr as hosts with guest list including A A Whittow and others. The piece notes a June 1A wedding date and mentions attendees from Hale Tenohere College and various relatives, with a ceremonial tone typical of local notices.
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Frenkiin Harton
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Fretton Iran Auditor
Talbot Finid Jr
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Fragmentary OCR item from a historical page
Fragmentary text shows names such as Soha Soha and Jenn Nunn along with scattered words like Sunday and Mew It references people and a timetable but lacks coherent events or clear context. The readable elements point to a partial social or obituary notice without verifiable facts or complete structure.
Merger and Assembly Moves in United Presbyterian Lay
Fragmented OCR text outlines a United Presbyterian church assembly. It mentions Daniel, names like KeUthern, a 38,000 member group, and a merger affecting Presbyterian bodies. The passage is garbled but signals plans around an early June assembly and prospective organizational changes.
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Births in Merpstend Freien Abit A Ta May White
A garbled birth notice lists many names including Gene, Walter, Susie Hugkohin, Karen Toon Rey, Nora Haberta, and Venus Pulran. It mentions several couples and expected baby genders, with scattered references to dates and places, but readability is poor and details are fragmentary.
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Walter
Susie Hugkohin
Mal Fenga
Aie
Jame Dewey
Venus Pulran
Hope
Girl
Karen Toon Rey
Nora Haberta
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Dernid Brianthorrison
Myralée Boer
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Myrtel Perkmaon Lhape
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Inez Torley
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Tard Dene Tester
Nopiin Turner
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Presbytossar and Reformon Merger Discussed in Conference
A chaotic report outlines a meeting among Presbyterian factions including United, Northern and Southern bodies. The discussion centers on forming a unified Reformed group and nominates members to determine a general presbyterial slate amid merger talks.
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Top Reds in U S to Learn Fate Monday
Washington May 28 20 4 and nations 13 top Communists may learn Monday which will be jailed as conspirators in major Supreme Court decisions. The day marks the end of the storm as the court faces a lineup of pending cases affecting communists education and broadcasting.
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Missionaries Needed in Two Countries
The United Presbyterian church reports a shortage of missionaries for growing memberships in Pakistan and Egypt. Revs Ayad Zakhary of Cairo and K J Nasir of Jajranwala, Punjab, attend the assembly as delegates and are in the U S for graduate studies.
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United Presbyterian
McMath Injured in Plane Mishap Near Brinkley
Governor McMath was injured when a plane he was piloting struck a ditch near Brinkley Arkansas. He suffered facial scratches and minor burns but remained on duty and did not leave the operation.
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Ousted President Convicted Amid Turmoil and Impeachment
A former president, Arias, was convicted by the national assembly for abusing constitutional powers and triggering deadly violence. The vote, held with 42 members present and a brief delay due to illness, leads to impeachment and questions surrounding the slayings during a chaotic power struggle. Police galleries and crowds outside the chamber reflected the unrest as the verdict ended a long, tense political career.
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Attorney General Assistant Quits Amid Turmoil
The report notes the resignation of an Assistant Attorney General named Luther Mork and mentions ongoing transitions in the office. It also references broader church and missionary activities overseas, including figures for Church World Service contributions and related denominational efforts.
Dear Dorothy Dix and the virtue of youth in family rows
A married man asks if leaving home was right after years of domestic harmony frayed by daughters the man says they bring home boyfriends late at night and ignore rules. Dorothy Dix counsels recalling youth empathy and urges returning home mending family bonds and guiding daughters with softer discipline.
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Medics in Korea Praised as War Casualty Figures Cited
Washington reports Gen. J Lawton Collins praised medical workers in Korea while testimony by Gen. Omar Bradley and Collins outlined total casualties. National totals showed 141,985 Korea war casualties with 11,292 dead, plus high non battle figures and varying returns to duty.
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United States
Crossing the 38th Is an Old Story
Tokyo reports a long history of the 38th parallel crossings in the Korean War. Soldiers seek to end the fighting and return home, while each ridge and valley remains a tactical objective. The front lines shift as Allied, Chinese, and North South Korean forces alternate control, eroding the earlier wartime glamour of crossing 38.
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Dear Miss Dix Advice Column on Courtship and Chaperones
A reader asks how to handle a mother who will not let her daughter be seen with a boy without a younger brother nearby. Dorothy Dix advises the girl to assert responsibility and trust, arguing no boy will tolerate constant chaperoning. She urges maintaining friendly, nonromantic correspondence and finishing engagements only after proper timing and maturity.
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