Local Daughters of the Confederacy Meet and Elect Officers
The group gathered for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Abraham with guests from Purina Co. Officers for the coming year were elected: president L. K. Boyce Sr, vice president J. E. Delaney, secretary Tommy McCorkle, and reporter B. C. Webb. Fourteen members attended and games yielded a winner, with plans for a gift exchange at Mrs. J. Johnson’s home.
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L. K. Boyce, Sr
J. E. Delaney
Tommy McCorkle
B. Cc. Webb
C. R. White
Fred Caldwell
Delaney
J. ©. Johnson
Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
Columbus group met in November at the Masonic Building with Mrs L and Mrs K. Members discussed upcoming events and shared demonstrations planned for the season.
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Columbus Home Demonstraion
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Cold Strikes State Sees First Snow Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a midwinter blast delivering icy cold and snow across prairie states, with nine inch Midwest snowfalls and record low temperatures. some relief hinted as Rocky Mountain regions warm, while Southern California faces a heat wave. High plains and Great Lakes observed fresh snow and flurries reaching Tennessee and Southern Arkansas. Chadron Nevada hits minus 4F, with below freezing extending into Tennessee and Texas.
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Prairie States
Dixie
California
Southwest
Mercury
Plains
Great Lakes
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Acheson Set to Review Policies Amid Congressional Scrutiny
Secretary of State Acheson signals full support for congressional review of policies and programs after Taft proposed re-examining European aid. Acheson defended his stance in a Friday speech and planned to clarify position at a news conference, describing what re-examination could mean beyond auditing every item and dollar.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Acheson
State Department
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Achenon
Peace Group Urges Five Power China Inclusion
In Warsaw on November 22 observers reported that a world peace congress backed a five power conference including Communist China to ease tensions. Delegates debated a manifesto by written ballot as they approved resolutions urging an international court to examine Gen MacArthur's responsibility and an end to military actions in Korea and Indochina.
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