Children of Light Exod from Secluded Canadian Cottage
A 50 year old Agnes Carlson led a splinter Pentecostal sect in Keremeos British Columbia. After 17 days of awaiting an imminent end and a message from God the group began leaving the cottage as authorities prepared to serve summons for keeping children from school. Bobby McKean recalled being dragged from the cottage and said the world views them as crazy though he added anyone can have the belief.
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Pe Keremeos
B. C
Bobby McKean
Agnes Grace Carlson
Pentecostal Church
There Oughta Be a Law
Dr. Allen B. Dumont is identified as president of Dumont Laboratories and a television pioneer.
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Hy Dr. Allen B. Dumont
Dumont Laboratories
Dinner Meeting of Douglas County Bar Association at Hotel Eldridge
The Douglas County Bar Association will hold a dinner meeting at the Hotel Eldridge next Tuesday at 6 o'clock. A portion of the business meeting will include an election of officers. New York January 12.
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Douglas Count Bar Association
Eldridge
Suit Against U. S. Soldier Alleges Army Doctor Harmed Baby
A federal suit in Boston alleges Army doctor injections at Fort Leavenworth harmed Betty Ann Grigalauskas at birth. Master Sgt. Joseph Grigalauskas testified the back was severely scarred and skin tissue destroyed, leaving the child reliant on aid and movement difficulties. The couple, supported by the soldier, seeks $1000 in damages as the case proceeds before Judge William.
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Boston
Betty
Ann Grigalauskas
Joseph G. Grigalauskas
Gardner
Fort Leavenworth Army Hospital
Betty Ann
Williamo Rthy
Watauskas
Fort Totten
Hopkins
Pert
Grigalauskea
Arkansas City to vote on $210,000 bond issues
The Arkansas City board of education announced plans to submit two bond issues totaling 210000 to voters in the April elections. One proposal seeks 135000 for expanding elementary schools with nine new classrooms. The other requests 75000 for a trade school building at the junior college under construction at a total cost of 377000.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Board of Education
Air crash near Seguin kills six crew on SPAR patrol flight
A late night crash ten miles southwest of Seguin, Texas, kills six airmen aboard a SPIA superfortress during a Randolph AFB training flight. Five crew parachuted to safety, including S/Sgt James J. Barns. pilot A Bivens, 27, reported instruments failed and emergency procedures were initiated. The story notes safety measures for observation planes and mentions unrelated Christian Science history.
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Seguin
Tex
SPIA
A. Bivens
Randolph Air Face
James J. Barns
Ark
Red Witch of Buchenwald Faces Trial Faking Episodes
Witnesses testify that Mrs. Reeh known as the red witch of Buchenwald pretended collapses during her court hearing in Armsburg Germany. The judge ordered she be carried out as she appeared exhausted and tormented prisoners in Buchenwald.
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Armsburg
Germany
Hach
Buchenwald
Annie
Reeh
Buchenwald Concentration Camp
Mrs. Koch
Rudolph Engler
Forecasts for 1960 Telecasting Expansion East Paterson
The forecast describes intercontinental telecasting and coast to coast color TV. It anticipates helicopter telecasts of sports, TV instruction in schools, 30 inch screens cheaper than today, multiple receivers per home, both B and W and color sets, and over 1 000 TV operations. It also predicts a revival of foreign languages due to international telecasting.
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Paterson
N. J
Intercontinental
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