Sub-District MFY to Meet at Memorial Park
A Linn MSF sub-district meeting is planned for June 5 at Memorial Park in Jefferson City. The gathering starts at 2 pm with recreation and evening devotions led by Linn MFY youths, featuring guest speaker Rev. B. F. Teague. Local reports note prior wheat harvest delays and rainfall impacts in western Oklahoma and southeast Catton County.
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MFY
Oklahoma
Catton County
LINN
MSF
Memorial Park
Jefferson City
Linn Myf
B. F. Teague
Bob Deskin
Columbia
Deskin
Cecil Laughin
Tunisian Leader Bourguiba Returns Home to Enthusiastic Reception
Habib Bourguiba, 52, veteran of exile, arrived aboard Ville d Algeria from Marseille to a rapturous welcome. A flotilla of fishing boats escorted the ship as thousands jammed the harbor and chanted Bourguiba’s name. The Nationalist leader, once confined in France, now leads a party pushing for greater home rule in Tunisia.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Rong
Neo-Destout i New
Bourguiba
Bourgu Bourguiba
France
Memorial Service Held at Evangelical Cemetery
Weekend visits stretched across several towns as Hartsburg families gathered with relatives from Overland Kansas City and Jefferson City. Memorial service conducted by American Legion and Auxiliary honored fallen soldiers with marches salutes and flag decor.
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Hartsburg
Lambert Zellar
Overland
Jess Newson
Chester Basing
Kansas
Joe Hasingha
Betty Sue Latmer
Evangelical and Reformed Church Cemetery
American Legion and Auxilary
Edwin Winnecke
Faul Brune
Local Conditions Key to Segregation Debate
The Supreme Court ruled public school segregation must end promptly but allowed a local conditions factor, sparking divided views among Georgia and Virginia leaders. NAACP branches pressed for swift desegregation while state officials urged cautious transition. Governor Stanley welcomed the ruling and called for an early segregation commission meeting. A Tennessee judge noted the decision imposes state-level responsibility pending cases. Taylor decorated in Tokyo ceremony as Army chief of editor.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Ruby Hurley
Birmingham
Ala
National Assa
Colerva Penne
Albert Boubyell
Alabama
Supreme Court
Virginia
NAACP
Spottswood Wabnson TV
Oliver We Hill
Thomas B. Stanley
t#inia
Re J
Segregation Commission
Tennnessee
Dcision
Leslie D. Carr
Chattanooga
Supreme Comb
Washingtin GOP Officials Inspect San Francisco Convention Hall
Republican leaders head to San Francisco to tour the site of the upcoming convention and check headquarters logistics. Actor Lew Stone's widow Elizabeth Stone, 54, remarries, as other brief notices appear in Las Vegas society pages.
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Washingtun
Heoward W. Hall
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Hall
Covention
Las Vega Mazel
Elizabeth Stone
Lew Stone
Gilbert Realdt
Yeotere van Khalt
Groups Contribute for Udall Aid in Tornado Stricken Areas
Displaced residents in Udall and nearby towns receive help as groups raise about $90,000. Joshua Lagin, director of the film Risnic, donates $1,000 while motorists giving at a stricken town over the weekend contribute $60. Red Cross records show aid reaching zones including Udall and Mackwell, Oklahoma, after the tornado.
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Joshua Lagin
Watchinson
Kan
Strick-I *N Town
Red Cross
Udall and
Mackwell
Okla
Russia and Japan open talks for WWII peace treaty
Russia and Japan began coregenerations today in London to negotiate a World War II peace treaty and resolve territorial disputes. Unreleased Japanese prisoners and other issues were discussed. Japan's chief delegate Shinichi Matsumoto met Soviet Ambassador Jaenh Malik at the Soviet Embassy. Malik traveled to London after arriving in Moscow, where Molotov was involved.
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Russia
Japan
London
Shinichi] Matsumoto
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