Workers For TB Sales Next Week at Post Office Booth
Schedule lists booth workers for the TB sales week of Dec 14 to 19. Mon through Sat names include Mrs. Ward Zeigler, Mrs. Robert Judy, Mrs. John Mevins, Mrs. LeRoy Schnell, Mrs. Harold Thomas, Mrs. Richard Lehmer, Mrs. Ross Steetle, Mrs. Walter M. Whitmyre, Mrs. Russell Leinbach, the Ha dassah Society under Mrs. Clarence Marcus, Mrs. John H. Miller, Mrs. J. W. Everett, Mrs. Helen L. Moorhead, Mrs. Al Degae tana, and Tri-Hi-Y members led by Marybelle Hill with many listed girls noted for Dec 12.
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Ward Zeigler
Robert Judy
John Mevins
LeRoy Schnell
Harold Thomas
Richard Lehmer
Ross Steetle
Walter M. Whitmyre
Russell Leinbach
Mary Ann Park
Jacquie Valeri
Susan Seaton
Barbara White
Dava Moore
Ida Lentz
Elaina Elkin
Dollie Graham
Arelen McFeely
Iva Williams
Connie Elkin
Ann Sheffler
Susan Moore
Carol Smith
Claudia Bates
Penny Elling
Jane Colgan
Cathy Brubaker
Asia links rise of anti colonialism and US tensions
The piece discusses Asian African solidarity and anti colonial sentiment, highlighting Nehru and Nasser as leaders. It notes Western imperialism accusations, Khrushchev's influence, and a shift after Eisenhower's reception of Khrushchev signaling Asia’s hope for peace and U.S. restraint in global affairs.
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Senhower
Middle East
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Egypt
Game
Abdel Nasser
Nehru
India
Nasser
United States
NATO
Nikita Khrushchev
Asia
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Red China
Pope Denies Sought Curb of Press at Vatican
Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano denies Pope John XI asked to curb freedom of the press. It cites editorial claiming the Pontiff called for limits on licentious reporting and notes Rome as the center of the church where abuse of press freedom is most inappropriate.
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Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
John &XI
Vatican
la Stampa of
Jurin
L’osservatore
Pontiff
Rome
L'Osservatore
Pius XX
Osservatore Sad
Teamster Aide Indicted In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP reports Theodore R. Cozza president of Local 211 Teamsters indicted on a charge of taking a kickback from Auto Rental Inc. between January 1950 and last September, totaling 7,811 dollars. Cozza represented employees of the firm in Teamster Joint Council 40 in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Theodore R. Cozza
Loval 211
Teamster Union
Federal Grand Jury
Cozza
Auto Rental, Inc
Teamster Joint Council
Lyndon Johnson Weighs White House Path In 1960 Bid
AP dispatch from Marshalltown covers Sen Lyndon B Johnson as he tours Iowa and Kansas, debating a presidential run while stressing leadership, civil rights push, and strategic aim to win Southern and Mountain-West votes. Observers note his shrewd politics and possible convention impact.
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Associated Press
White House
Arthur Edson
Washington Scene
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marshalltown
Town
Sen
Johnson
Senate
Texas
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon John
Sam Rayburn
Dolks
Lyndon
Iowa
Kansas
Tallora Heel
Riseshawer
Jobinson van
Harry S. Tru
Three-Alarm Fire Destroys Youngstown Furniture Store
A three-alarm blaze engulfed the Humes Furniture Co. in downtown Youngstown Ohio with no injuries. Owner Joseph Humes said losses may reach nearly one million dollars as the four story brick and frame building and all its contents burned. Fire walls protected adjacent Master Bar and Kings Jewelry Store but sustained smoke and water damage. Co owner William Stratos put the bar damage at about thirty thousand dollars and jewelry store at five thousand. Fire Chief John R Lynch said flames were heaviest on the first floor and nine pump companies plus two aerial ladders fought the fire for two and a half hours to control it.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Humes Furniture Co
Joseph Humes
King's Jewelry Store
William Stratos
John R. Lynch
iHe
Johnson eyes White House with bold campaign tone
The speaker praises Lyndon Johnson as amiable toward Eisenhower yet ready to take on jobs and speak about Nikita Khrushchev. He criticizes farm policy and high interest rates, blames the Benson administration for lagging missiles and weak foreign alliances, and notes Johnson’s habit of aiming for the stars while pursuing possible outcomes.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita
Khrushchev
Johnson
Ezra Taft Benson
Republican Party
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Soviet Plane Down On Ice Floe Near Greenland
REYKJAVIK Iceland AP A twin engine Soviet plane sighted on an ice floe off the Greenland coast Friday by a U S Air Force patrol pilot who could not confirm distress A rescue flight was ordered but dense fog halted the search Officials said patrols would resume Sunday to check the craft s status.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Greenland
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Air ‘Force
Here
Herter flies to Paris for Western leaders confab
Secretary Herter travels to Paris for a Western heads of government meeting set to run from next Saturday through Monday. He notes easing crisis but urges vigilance, stresses NATO’s defensive strength, and cites plans for a summit with Khrushchev next spring.
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Paris
Herter
Soviet Union
NATO
NATO Council
United States
Europe
U.S
Civil War Veteran Williams Receives IV Feeding
In Houston AP report, Civil War veteran Walter Williams, 117, received nourishment intravenously amid a high fever and irregular pulse as he battles his fourth pneumonia attack this year. His daughter Willie Mae Bowles said he had not eaten since Monday and doctors warned death could come within hours.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Williams
Russell Wolfe
Willie Mae Bowles
Aid For Family Living In Car Receives Help In Crisis
Grosse Pointe Crisis Club met to assist a family facing eviction and hardship. Overdue rent was paid, boardings home debt settled, groceries provided, and a housekeeper babysitter job offered. Police clarified the mother Delores Louise Stud Zampjein was born in Grand Rapids and later lived in Detroit after a divorce.
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Grosse Pointe
Fred Duemling
Grosse Pointe Shores
Cubans Hold Miami Newsman At Havana Headquarters
Miami Herald reporter James Buchanan remained in custody at the military investigation division headquarters in Havana. He was seized after entering the cellblock where Frank Austin Young, 38, a Miami prisoner sentenced to 30 years for revolutionary activities, was held. Buchanan conferred with a lawyer and said his sole link to Young was securing Young's escape story.
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Havana
James Buchanan
Miami Herald
Military Investigation Division
Buchanan
Frank Austin Young
Miami
Pinar del Rio
Young
la Cabana
U.S
Grandmom Dead From Fire Burns in Pittsburgh Area
Mrs. Mary Jennings, 73, of Pittsburgh, died in Homestead Hospital from inhalation of flames and windpipe burns after a house fire that killed her three grandsons. The blaze at Vincent Jennings home on November 16 left the parents and five daughters unharmed, and the grandmother was not informed of the deaths due to her critical condition.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Jennings
Homestead Hospital
Christmas Vespers at ISTC to Draw Full House
Indiana State Teachers College will present two performances of Wonderous Night a Christmas pageant with music in Fisher Auditorium. Shows are Sunday December 13 at 2:30 and 8:00 p.m. Doors open 1:30 and 7:00. Admission by ticket only with no charge. Tickets must be used 15 minutes before showtime.
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Indiana
Teachers College
Fisher
College
John R. Sahil
College Religious Life Committee
Fisher Auditorium
Robert Cronauer
Robert Ensley
Charles Davis
Russel Nelson
Robert Burggraf
Lawrence C. Stitt
Harold 5. Orendorff
Sabli
Paraguay under Stroessner one man rule endures
Paraguay remains the last dictatorship in South America under Alfredo Stroessner. The 44-year ruler faces external and internal pressure from Castro, La Prensa, exiles in Argentina, and Catholic dissidents. Critics note constrained press, a single Colorado party, and a militarized state, though modest economic gains and currency stability persist.
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Paraguay
South America
Alfred Stroessner
Fidel Castro
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Argentina
Asuncion
Stroessner
Colorado Party
Brazil
Bolivia
U.S
Walter Ploes‘er
St. Louis
Epifanio Mendez Fleitas
Montevideo
Uruguay
Liberty
Harrisburg approves 25000 for Grove City school repairs
Gov Lawrence Friday signed a 25000 dollar appropriation to repair and remodel the George Jr. Public School in Grove City. The action reflects state funding to update facilities and classrooms in the district.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence Friday
George Jr. Republic
Grove City
Obituary notices from Indiana and Blairsville area
Obituaries for James W. McFarland 87 of Cherry Tree and multiple local residents. Details include death dates, funeral home arrangements, surviving family, and upcoming services across Cherry Tree Ernest Blairsville Indiana Saltsburg with references to hospitals and cemeteries.
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James W. McFarland
Cherry Tree
Miners Hospital
Spangler
McCracken
Invasion Rumors Reach Paraguay From Argentine Broadcasts
Report notes seven columns March broadcast from Buenos Aires stations claiming uprisings in Asuncion Villarica and Concepcion as rebel forces began their invasion. Posadas Clorinda reports describe disturbances in the three cities while military rule and siege measures persist. Fidel Castro criticizes Stroessner amid exile tensions and arms accusations.
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Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Villarica
Concepcion
Posadas
Fidel Castro
Stroessner
Argentina
Colorado Party
Princess Soraya Denies Catholicism and Engagement Rumors
Rome AP reports Princess Soraya’s secretary categorically denies rumors she will announce engagement to Harald Krupp or Rai mond Orsini and convert to Catholicism. Vatican official also calls the reports ridiculous, noting no confirmed Vatican involvement. Soraya has been in Rome, linked to Krupp and Orsini, with moves to Germany discussed.
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Rome
Soraya
Iran
Harald Krupp
Raimondo Orsini
Krupp
Orsini
Germany
Ivan
Vatican
Holy Office
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Vera) Barrett
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Mildred) Cohen
Akron
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Nina) Jennings
Detroit
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Dorothy) Washington
Bisksville
Juanita) Cunningham
David Carr
Kattie Green
Atlanta
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Mabel Cribbs
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Anna Wislocki
John Wislocki
Getty Heightson
Indiana Memorial Hospital
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Edin
Getty Heights
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Mary) Bendis
Iselin
Eva Wislocki
Robinson Funeral Home
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St. Matt Athews
Saltsburg
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