Hungary Bishop Says Church Must Be Free
Hungarian Bishop John Peter told World Christian leaders that churches must not bow to any government and should act as free instruments of God. He spoke at the World Council of Churches assembly in Evanston, noting gradual church self support amid improved conditions under the Hungarian regime.
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Hungary
John Peter
World Christian
Global Assembly
World Council of Churches
Peter
State Department
World Presbyterian
Princeton
N.J
World Council
Secret Police
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
God
America
Army Uniform Robber Hits Oklahoma Tire Store
Police search for a Khaki clad gunman who stole about 350 dollars from the Oklahoma Tire and Supply Store on NW 23rd Street after forcing cashier Ruby Bicknell to surrender the cash. The suspect wore an army uniform with torn sergeant stripes and fled through the rear door.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
NW 23Rd St
Ruby Bicknell
Dr Sheppard Back At Practice As Grand Jury Opens
Dr Samuel H Sheppard 30 returns to hospital work at Bay View Hospital while police protest his day old freedom. A Cleveland grand jury enters its second day of testimony on the first degree murder case over his wife Marilyn Sheppard’s death.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Grand
Sheppard
Common Pleas
William E. Thomas
Marilyn
Bay View Hospital
Thomas
Frank T. Cullitan
James E. McArthur
Bay Village
McArthur
Foreign Film Stars Really Get Pampered
Mexico’s Maria Felix and Italy’s Anna Magnani receive the most lavish star treatment, says Pedro Armendariz. He notes Hollywood divas pale next to foreign actresses who command huge sums per picture and elicit genuine temperament in on and off set.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Pedro Armendariz
Mexico
United States
France
Italy
Spain
Paris
Rome
Egypt
Maria Felix
Anna Magnani
Miss Felix
Miss.Felix
Armendariz
Miss Magnani
Jennifer Jones
Susie Hayward
President's Staff Establish Colorado Office at Lowry
Eisenhower plane arrived at Lowry Air Force Base with nine White House staff and 26 crates of supplies. The staff began setting up offices for the Colorado visit as Congress completes its duties. The President and Mrs. Eisenhower are expected to join soon.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Ted Columbine
Lowry Air Force Base
White House
Lowry
Colorado
Congress
Pilot Union Leader Fears For Family Amid Threats
James Jewell Tulsa council chairman of the Air Line Pilots Association says he may move his family out of Tulsa due to anonymous threats linked to the strike against American Airlines. He reports indirect threats via phone calls and has asked for police protection, which was denied.
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Akton
Tulsa
James Jewell
Tulsa Council
Air Line Pilots Association
American Airlines
Jewell
Red Radishes Become Surprise for Filipinos Seed Aid Story
In Manila seeds from the United States seed aid program Seeds for Democracy have surprised farmers. White ipina radishes replaced red varieties after planting, while over three million seed packages distributed since 1950 introduced vegetables from beans to watermelons. Contributions come from Girl Scouts 4H clubs and several seed companies across the U.S.
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Manila
Philippines
United States
Seeds For Democracy
Committee For Free Asia
Dolres L. Benavides
Girl Scouts
National Council of State Garden Clubs Inc
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Omaha
Neb
The
Buffalo Evening News
Charles H. Lilly Co
Seattle
Wash
Portland Seed Co
Portland
Ore
Simpson Nursery Co
Monticello
Fla
F. Lagomarsino Sons
Sacramento
Calif
Devaughn Seed Co
Omaha, Neb
Big Pasture Fair Plans Completed in Grandfield
Grandfield schedules a September fair with a grand parade led by Southwestern Oklahoma riding clubs and the Grandfield Bearcats band. A large horse show, round up barbeque, and numerous merchant and farm exhibits are planned for the opening weekend September 2 with judging results announced later.
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Willliam E. Brown
Grandfield
Lloyd McDaniel
Eagulicteanad
Oklahoma
Grandfield High School Bearcat Band
Neal Baker
Freda Tillman County
Alton Morton
Farm Women’s Clubs
Brown
Wickersham Stands By Washita River Basin Bill Fight
Oklahoma Democrat Wickersham says he has not given up on advancing a Senate bill to authorize the Washita River basin reclamation project. The plan would fund Foss and Cobb Creek reservoirs to supply water to over a dozen communities and support irrigation and flood control. An attempt to bring the measure to the House floor under unanimous consent failed amid objections.
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Wickersham
Okla
House
Senate
Washita River
Foss
Cobb Creek
Illinois Cops Directed to Issue Parking Tickets
Lincoln city council orders police to issue parking tickets to train personnel and enforce rules around commuter areas. Officials urge consistency in ticketing and emphasize traffic safety near rail facilities.
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Illinois
Lincoln
Unattended Electric Line Trains Through City Center
Trains of the electric line pass through the center of the city with crew members parking near the Illi nois Terminal Railroad. The trains are left unattended on Main street as operations continue.
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Illinois Terminal Railroad
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