Social and Personal News Item Highlights Local Notes
Wey and Kyler family socializes at Tope Club get together on a Wednesday. Mrs. Sutton hosts a Workers Class Party at the Gospel Tabernacle Fellowship Hall with officers elected and citrus snacks served. Visitors include Lurlough from San Antonio, Mrs. Leon Bundy and friends, and George S. Smith visiting Ozun.
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Sutton
Cass
Gospel Tabernacle
Thars- Brit
Fellowship Hall Church
Putts Sutton
Homer
Jack Bunsly
San Antonio
Leon Bundy
Fick
Tacoma
Maton
Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Highlighted by Doctor
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes tuberculosis is now more controllable thanks to vaccines and treatments. He emphasizes that curing and preventing tuberculosis relies on rest, medical care, and reducing mental strain, with serious cases requiring extended bed rest and ongoing treatment.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Timothy's Story Shows Great Character And Lessons
The piece reviews Timothy's character, his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois, and Paul's mentorship. It notes Timothy's travels with Paul in Ephesus Corinth and Macedonia, and possibly Rome, highlighting the early formation of a strong, disciplined character through family guidance and Paul's epistles. It contrasts religious teaching with historical context and ends with unrelated medical Q A about laxatives.
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Timothy
William E. Gilroy
D. D. Amonn
Paa
Lumnathy
Uo Fuller
Paul
Pauls Due
Iphusus
Corinthe
Macedonia
Paul i
Rome
Homeo
Finnise
Leis
Tamary
Argentina Charges U S Man in Plot Against Peron
Argentina's police announced the arrest of 14 people in an alleged assassination plot against President Juan Peron and Eva Peron. John F. Griffiths, a former U S cultural attache, was named as the organizer. The group planned to kill them at a theater during Columbus Day events. Authorities said documents linking the conspirators were found and that Griffiths was ordered expelled last spring.
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Buenos Aires
Tuna Deran
Vicials
John F. Griffiths
United Btates
Ceneral Confederation of Workers
Plaza Maya
Paroi
Presidenial
Viva Peroh
Eva Peron
Jen Iy Cuineesti
Griffiths
U.S
Eng
Montevideo
Urugamy
Senora
Eva Duarte Peron
Argentina
Key
Cipriana Reyes
National Assembly
Pe Wonan
Avenida Auintana
Reyes
Senora Spangenberg de Gracia
Argentia
Ccuiel
Federal Police
Arturo Bertola
Iie
Atharos
Peron
Bertola
Colon
Columbus
Cipriano Reyes
Nations Assembly
Onerime
Strange Pact In Labor Plot Tied To Griffiths In Uruguay
The article links Reyes, a labor leader at a La Plata packing house, to a plot inspired by Griffiths who allegedly directed actions from Montevideo. Griffiths, 58, had been jailed on charges of maintaining relations with enemies of the government and was released after promising to depart Argentina. Federal authorities pressed him over a bank employee strike tied to foreign dignitaries in Buenos Aires.
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Reyes
la Plata
Griffiths
Montevideo
Uruguay
Griffith
Argentina
Self Exorcism Ponders in a Troubled Tale
Hilary ponders freeing Sabrina from his life as she sinks into illness and doubt. He reads a dictionary to define exorcise and resolves not to influence her departure. The scene shifts to a club and a tense night of fear, longing, and unresolved loneliness as Sabina's fate and their future loom.
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Hilary
Sabrina
Nuns Farthing
Sabina
Georen Fae
Almanate
Woo
Lois
Aris
Salen
Josh
Les
Avid
Cid
Paris Strikes Freeze Transit Amid General Assembly Turmoil
Paris faces transportation paralysis as subway and bus unions strike in response to a draft. Special UN buses run for officials while millions seek to reach work. Government offers wage increases to avert a broader walkout, but unions reject the plan and extend a one day stoppage impacting city life.
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Baris
Subway
Nations General Assembly
Taveins
United Nations Secretariat
United Nations
Subway Aiil Bug
Ame
Henri Quewille
Aso
Aden Wid Sh
Fost
Aueuille Eoyerieat
Evin
Aml
Qearest
Saas
Mancusi
Iootiovie
President Truman Visits San Diego Amid Campaign Push
President Truman arrived in San Diego from Los Angeles amid a high pressure drive to win liberal votes and challenge Republicans. He spoke plainly, urging unity among progressive forces to back his candidacy and warning against high level platitudes. Local labor leaders greeted him as Harley Knox and Clinton B. McKinnon looked on, with crowds estimated from 14 000 to 20 010 in attendance at Lane Field.
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SUN
Liege
San Diego
Thas
Minyos
Harley Knox
Clinton B. McKinnon
Congress
Dlsa
Los Angeles
Glenore Stacy Tur
Republica
Ces Sigves
Truman
Stirs
Dewey Pushes Cold War to Coast Rally
Thomas B. Dewey travels to Los Angeles to spotlight his anti Communism message at the Hollywood Bowl. He argues for freedom and steps to strengthen American institutions in face of a world wide challenge from totalitarian forces. He criticizes government loyalty programs as improper and calls for action against Communist influence.
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Dewey
Los Angeles
Thomas B. Dewey
Truman
Pacific Coast
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood
jPon Lankwood
New York
White House
Congress
Dorothy Dix on a Widow's Plight and a Young Woman's Career
Dorothy Dix answers a widow lamenting stigma of having a child and the difficulty of remarriage, noting costs of marriage and fear of jealousy from men. She then advises a 17-year-old stenographer to stay in stenography, study art only as a hobby, and focus on becoming the best pausable stenographer.
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Dorothy Dix
Wien
Mildred
Parents and Teachers Urge Voters to Buy Poll Taxes
Local PTA leaders urge eligible voters to obtain poll tax receipts to preserve the right to vote. Mrs Edgar Wixon, state president, champions the council’s aim to safeguard children and youth through lawful voter participation. The message stresses that securing tax receipts depends on citizen prerogative.
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Little Ruck
Arkinses Coyne
Edgar Wixon
PTA
Yale
Dewey Campaign Train Winds West Through Arizona to California
The Dewey presidential campaign rolled west from Phoenix with a brief stop in Los Angeles and a speech planned in San Francisco. Thousands filled Montgomery Stadium in Phoenix as the candidate spoke at his first open meeting, while Truman prepared a rail station address in Phoenix and later joined a Los Angeles rally.
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Phoenix
Arig
Los Angeles
Kim
NBC
Weag
Truman
Jtoumin
San Francisco
Montgomery — Stadium
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