Bales Warns Against Relaxing Religion in Public Discourse
Dr James D. Bales of Harding College argues in Baton Rouge that relaxing religious belief is dangerous. He calls Communism an active philosophy aimed at broader aims and criticizes union workers for understanding Communism more than some businessmen seen during Khrushchev's 1954 U S visit.
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Baton Rouge
James D. Bales
Harding College
Seatey
Ark
Bales
Krushchev
Halloween events and club notices in Hope County
Social items span October gatherings in Hope County including WMU and UNITY Baptist group meetings, a district WAU session in Nashville with a missionary speaker, a Halloween Carnival and Spaghetti Supper at Garland Pool, and various hostess tea circles. Also notes on PEO and bridge club affairs with member lists and prizes.
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Mensiey
WMU
First Baptist
Nashville
Southern Baptist Missionary
Ium
Pakistan
Garland S@Pool
Publc
Visitors at Albens and Hope spread weeklong calls
Mr and Mrs Carl Sanders visited Albens and Texts and Mes Mey of Hope this week. Drv and Mrs Marion Mabry of Narbvisit Mes hosted gatherings with Bil Routan and Mrs Graydon Anthony joining Mr and Mrs Frank Anthony at their Derady home. They met host Mrs Thomas Bullock May Bullock and family before departures for Ole Nepavan to join the American embassy. R F Shellon of Midland Texas returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Randolph Caleb rick of Camden and Mr and Mrs H Q Kyler, continuing a week of social visits.
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Carl Sanders
Albens
Mey of
Hope
Mee
Crear
Drv
Marion Mabry
Narbvisit
Bil Routan
Graydon Anthony
Frank Anthony
Derady
Money’s Value Wanes In Aging Nation Says Seeps Away
New York observers note money’s erosion as prices rise and purchasing power falls. An unnamed speaker recalls shoeshine 30 cents, five cent snacks, and past values, contrasting with today’s higher costs and the fading charm of earlier money.
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New York
API
Truman
Turlay
George Washington
Leora
Unitet
Erie
Nehru to Visit in the U S and Mexico
Prime Minister Nehru plans a 12 day official visit to the United States and Mexico beginning November 6. State Department confirms he will depart from New York, travel to Los Angeles and onward to Mexico, with arrival date noted as his 72nd birthday.
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Trdis
Nehru
New York
United States
Mexico
State Department
Los Angeles
Juvthelay
Fuedise
Ypc
Calvary Church Dedication Set Sunday
The dedication will honor the new sanctuary built this summer, the third completed project, in colonial design. It adds four classrooms and two offices, enabling the Sunday School enrollment of forty three to be departmentalized. The public is invited to attend.
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Thane Rela
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
S. A. Whitlow
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Dr. Whitlow
First Baptist Church
Calvary Church
First Baptist Mission
Mussellville unit notified as a detachment reports high rating
In BusselevIlue Arkansas Col Robert A L Young commands the 20th Engineerton Battalion. The detachment Polk area was alerted after a high rating was announced. A note on the giraffe’s heart described as immense and nature’s most powerful taling was received during summer camps.
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Det
Polk
Ark
Gay
Mussellville
Robert AL Young
Wandering Heiress Seeks Help Across Borders
An 87 year old foreign girl in Canada writes Dorothy Dix for advice on a tangled past. She fled an arranged marriage in a Middle Eastern family, married the lover who fathered her child, and now fears her father and a looming reunion with the lover who may visit their baby.
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Helens
Canada
Ossory
Socialist Party
Daves
Turvis
Lille
Canack
Sal
Maithiiil Qeacer
Isdinen Oy
Noted Artist Is Married
A fragmented AP piece reports Norman Rockwell and Miss Mary Panibaianga wed at St Pauls Episcopal Church. The bride had connections to Wait Millon Academy. family and career notes follow with advice columns and reader letters interspersed, lacking cohesive details.
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Stockbridot
Matiz
Norman
Rockwell
Mary da Panibaianga
Ceacher
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Caching Wait
Electrical Worker Killed in Arkansas Road Crash
An Arkansas accident report says Tarvey Cowan of Collierville was killed when his car struck a concrete bridge abutment on a rural road about eight miles from a local town. The vehicle reportedly exploded and burned after the impact, with officials noting the worker died instantly at the scene.
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Ark
Tarvey Cowan
Hovlia
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