Riwanian Talk on Stalin Explains Rise to Power
Attorney W. M. Ruddock addressed Riwania Kiwanis on Stalin and the Stalinist ascent, contrasting Lenin and Trotsky, noting Stalin's literacy gains for Russia and his suppression of rivals. Guests included Kiwanis leaders and educators. Gilbert Wolfenden Jr. joined club membership. The meeting announced upcoming events and library fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
W. M. Ruddock
Riwania
Ruddock
Carlyre Fee
Lenin
Trotsky
Lefit
Prisens
Lefiin
Russia
Artificial Birth Of Bees Achieved At Rothamsted
In Harpenden England scientists at the Rothamsted Experimental Station claim to have achieved artificial insemination of bees. Dr G C Butler head of the Bee Department announced a method that will enable the station to supply strictly pedigreed bees though the procedure is too expensive for typical beekeepers.
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Harpenden
England
Rothamsted
G. C. Butler
Headlight Irony Is Brought Home
In Cumberland Mr Jat Nyeum 39 told police that another car blinded him before his vehicle struck and killed 64 year old Abraham Teter along a roadside near his home. The other driver was identified as Bryan Teter 22, the victim’s son, and no charges were filed pending further investigation. Radar manufacturers report vision receivers account for 65 per cent of the dollar volume of their products.
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Cumberland
Prm
Waller
Nyeum
Abraham Teter
Hig
Sdepulieg
Bryan Teler
England Feels An Earthquake Across the Channel
Tremors rocked the Straits of Mayer Coast last night rattling doors and moving furniture in homes. Reports from France noted shocks in Calais and Duns kirk across the Channel. Seismographs in the Loncan area logged small tremors beginning around 180 million and felt along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cover
England
Straits of Mayer Coast
France
Calais
Dunskirk
Loncan
Gambling Hot Issue In New York
New York City Mayor William O Dwyer proposed legalizing and supervising sports betting by the state. Albany Republicans voiced opposition, while many weighed enforcement costs and moral concerns. The Mayor urged courageous action to regulate gambling as a practical solution to rampant illegal wagering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
William O'Dwyer
Albany
New York City
O'Dwyer
Senators debate Formosa policy in tense committee session
Testimony in a Senate committee centers on Formosa defense and U S policy. Taft Hoover and former President Hoover urged Navy defense if needed while Truman’s stance halted military moves. Knowland and Ferguson press for detailed direction on Formosa and China policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Formosa
Taft
Rirker
Herbert Hoover
U.S. Navy
Truman
Connally
Acheson
China
U.S
Spain
Russia
Knowland
State Department
U. S
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Ferguson
Cone Lvally
U. § Kaopsay lPormosa
Alp
Clymer Club Hears Talk On Sports
Aymer Kiwanians hosted 58 high school players and coaches with Sam Smith, coach of Indiana State Teachers College, as principal speaker. 29 members of Clymer H 5 Squad and 24 of Commodore High Squad attended. Smith spoke at length on sportsmanship and teamwork. The club plans to meet Indiana Kiwanis Club Monday night January 28 at the Lewis Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aymer Kiwanians
Sam Smith
Indiana State Teachers College
Coathes
Clymer H. 5
Commodore High
Gordon Gibson
Land
Dick ‘Steward
Green Township
Ely Buchanan
Greer
Blood Banks Discussed At Lions
Miss Mary Mathis regional director of the Red Cross National Blood Program spoke at the Lions Club meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars country club. She described how blood banks aid care for patients and the need for ready blood supplies with day and night service and no patient charges. Pins were awarded to 28 members for each pint donated. Jackie Wassam spoke for a library book drive for Keith Laboratory School, requesting new or used books and donations.
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Mary Mathis
Red Cross National Blood Program
Lions Club
Country Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mathis
Johnstown
Tidjana Club
Miss Serene
Lions Barber
Brodsky
J. Murray Butterbaugh
L. Délos Campbell
DeGaetano
Enterline
Homer G. Harris
Hile
H. Duane Jones
Luther M. Kelly
Mery
Link
J. Monroe Mabon
Douglas A. Malcolm
Mihulick
Mikesell Nealor
Patti
Reed
Rubin
Stahura
Stele
Sutila
Waetner
Walls
Waster
Wells
Willis
Woodring
Hook
Dhe
Jackie Wassam
Clair Wassam
North Carpenter Avenue
Keith Laboratory School
Seyler
Jackie
Latin South Is Ripe For Communism
Buck Hill Falls New York January 1 Communist influence grows in Latin America according to Dr W Stanley Rycroft executive secretary of the committee on cooperation at a four day Foreign Mission Conference of North America He argues the region mirrors pre revolution Russia with landless underprivileged masses and a church aligned with the status quo He cites Catholic influence as aiding the Communist cause and notes World War II material reliance on Latin America The report also calls for increased use of Black missionaries in Africa by the National Baptist Convention
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Latin America
Russia
W. Stanley Rycroft
New York
Exescutive
Committee On Coopération
Foreign Mission Conference of North America
Dr. Rycroft
Herate
Rycroft
Commmunists
Hite
Trica
C. C. Adams
Philadelphia
Foreign Misessions Board
National Baptist ‘Convention of the
Southern Area Teachers Meeting Report
An Indiana Southern Area Teachers Association gathering at Sailsburg High School discussed distributing toys to needy children before Christmas. Secretary J Murray Bulerbaugh led the session with thanks and urged continued support. Local Red Cross speakers highlighted strong blood donor support from the Lions Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Murray Bulerbaugh
Indiana Counc
Teachers Association
Sailsburg High School
Mathis
Margaret Serene
Red Cross
Indigna Lions
Farm Show Sidelights At 1980 State Fair
Harrisburg reports highlight the 1980 State Farm Show with a legendary spinning wheel demonstration led by Mrs. Helen M. Rolfe of Stoystown, a large baked potato booth run by the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association, and a new apple booth by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Association. The event drew praise for farm family living improvements and featured remarks by Agriculture Secretary Miles Horst.
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Harrisburg
State Farm
Bath
Pennsylvania Production and Marketing Administration
Helen’ M. Rolfe
Stoystown
Pennsylvania Horticultural Association
Society of Farm Women of Pennsylvania
Secetary
Miles Horst
Perthsylvania
Horst
Farm Show Commission
Butt
Pennsylvania
Associdtign
Cyril G Fox
Media
Pennsylvania Roadside Council
Imade
Line Crossed In Love Tangle
Washington report on a suit filed by Olive J. Perry against Misa Weyand, alleging an adulterous affair with Perry’s husband Leslie Perry. The National Labor Relations Board official is accused of gifts and alleged estate bequeathal while Perry seeks $50,000 in damages. The case cites a child named Perry Weyand and notes Perry’s divorce in the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Weyand
Art “Ilett
Olive J. Perry
Miss Weyand
Leslie
Perry
Perry Weyand
National Associatio For Colored People
Virgin Islands
NLRB
Supreme Court
Grinnell
Iowa
Puerto Rico
Library
University of Minesota
University of Chicago Law School
Kiwanis Club in Indiana Marks 46th Anniversary
Kiwanis members in Indiana plan an anniversary meeting at Lewis Restaurant at 1 15 p m Monday January 23 under the 1960 theme Aggressive Citizenship Safeguard of Freedom. The club joins 8 000 others in observances across the US Canada Alaska Hawaii and Yokosh Territory with radio and TV broadcasts planned.
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Kiwanis Club of
Indiana
Kiwanis
International
A.H. Long
Club
Lewis
Long
Community Service Organization
Indiana Club
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Yokosh
J. Hugh Jackson
Graduate School of
Kiwanis International
Attlee to Name Date For Election In Five Years
Prime Minister Attlee told his cabinet today the date of Britain's first national election in five years, with Feb 83 seen as the leading guess for the vote. Reports say he will announce the date tomorrow after cabinet deliberations. Churchill’s Conservatives are the main opposition.
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Attlee
Britain
Winston Churchill
Mass Slaying Case Read by Bailey in Mississippi
A reported mass shooting is described with Pearline fleeing through doors and being shot by Turner after a pursuit by the Whitts. Harris’s wife fled in nightclothes with an infant as authorities pursue the white possemen who captured the elder Whitt. The case is labeled as mistaken revenge after days of pursuit in central Mississippi.
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Rogers
Pearline
Whitts
Whitt
Brant Steps
Turner
Rodgers
Bailey
Harris
Mississippi
Cevons
Obituary notices from Indiana area page
Obituaries note Benjamin Harrison Arble born 1888 died January 8 at home with private services set in Burnside. Others listed include Margaret Shaw Mars or Sag 46 of Clymer died January 9 at Indiana Memorial Hospital. John Rash Jr. died suddenly after moving to Clymer. Nicola Tonquato of Homer City died January 8. Anna Rusko and John Dobay among others. Joan Allen Lunn, 12, of Barrington New Jersey, died January 7. Funeral details and survivors listed for each.
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Benjamin Harrison Arble
Joseph Arble
Lulu Fry
Commodore
Huldah Westover
Juniata Gap
Altoona
P. Mt
Maal
Cardell Funera
Burnside
Bearea
Thompson
Margaret Shaw
Morris Street
Clymet
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
dJarnery
Starsblock
Payette County
Alon
John and
Anna (Butvin) Rush
Soniana Veriba Philips Shaw
Homer City
Show Shoe
John Rash
Mr. Rash Ia
Rose (Daskovich) Rath
Mary Ann
Dol
de Tis
Mes
John Rashi
Josep
Stephen
Nick
Paul
William
Marjorie
Mike
Vetina
Olive
Prienes
Beth
Thélugh
Clymer
Viola
Carson Bhilgonrade
Charleston
W. Va
George Watson
Askew Funeral
Hotterdeath
City
Nicola Tonquato
A.M
Maron
Veale
Arenes
Dobay
John
George
Helen) Yéndho
Steve
Margaret) Raykos
Béthleher
Mary
Albert
Dorothy
Mary Theresa
Anna
Joe
Czechoslovakia
Coral
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
Matthew Yanosek
Askew Funeral Home
Joan Allen Lunn
George and
McClulenough
Lunn
Barrington
N. J
Erlende
Rabe
Jingon's
7Th St
Indiana
David R. Graham i
Oakland Cemetery
Gallitain
Grand Champion Winners Highlight 1949 Pennsylvan ia Fair
Wilbur Bell of Indiana earns top honors as grand champion at the 1949 Pennsylvania Crop Improvement Association event. Kenneth Moore of Nichol NY wins in sheep and other livestock categories. L. Smith and H. Fritz noted for fleece awards. The Rural Talent Festival Song of the Soil features 800 performers in the main arena.
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Franklin County
M. H. Oaks
Kenneth
Greencastle
R. D
Pennsyylvania Crop Improvement Association
Song of the Soil
Belgian Slalon
Wilbug Bell
Suffield Farm
Indiana
Hwe
Kenneth T. Moore
Nichols
Long Live Polka The Trade Union News Promotes Mind Nerve
A fragmented dispatch cites a Trade Union Newspaper Place urging workers to heed polka praise. It references vague phrases about polka culture and social mood without clear event details or dates.
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Peague
Caechaslavakia
Jaa
den Pir Phe Samba
Caechaslaevaka
Place Today
Ip & Nicer Dante
Casoh Polke
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Kerensky
México
Roosevelt
Churchill
A. E. Long
William Morrison
Brookville Kiwanis Club
Gilbert Wolfenden, Jr
Rickenberger
Reppel Moorhead
Senate
Scraptron and Steel
Montgomery
F. WA. Club
Montgomery Two
Eleanor Pawliutsky
Heatrice Humbosky
Forum
F. H. A. of Montgomery High
Rebecca H. Kirkland
Hothé Economics
Jerry Johnson
Beatrice Rumbosky
Eleanor Bawhutsky
Earl Rainey
Virgifid Cessna
Paul Heemannyuk
Gazetté
Clymer Club
Latin
Buck Hill, Falls, Fa
Southern Area Teachers Meeting
St le
Committee On Kiwanis Education
George Rinkenberger
Kiwahis
Deroit
Negro
Yrmant
Greanwoodemnetery
Indiane
Cox
Zion Lutheran Church
Shrewsbury
Yanta
Senter
Clearfield
Mary Park
Nell
Hugh
Snow Shoe
Phillips
James
Jet Rass
Pittsburgh
Baul
New
Gabrial
Béwick
Booker
Shoe Church of Christ
Watson
Paul Mackle
St. Louis
Borhal
M. Rose-Michadis
Thall
Biglick
Andrew St
Behdé Futteral Homme
Llymét
Artranges Hents
Anna Rusko
Stafford
Mwittindad
Tatinabe
Heh
John Dobay
O'Dhink
Gracetan
Sophia Janczik Obsuszt
Paul Obsuszt
Elm St
Obsuszt
Europe
Creighton
Lucerne Mines
Trinity Lutheran Church
National Slovak Society of
Slovak
Greenwood
Ran
Wilbur Bell
Polka
Smithysonian Institution
Central
Texas
Whitney
Abraham
Brazos River
Mabel Fyock Cox
Ninth Street
Robinson’s
N. Thi St
Zenith Magnavox
Dumont
Art
Waterout
RE Levedo
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