Eisenhower health shakes Wall Street not the economy
Eisenhower's heart attack news stunned Wall Street this week but business leaders kept confidence. Powerful spending plans emerged including Ford's 500 million expansion and Eastern Air Lines' plan for over 100 new luxury aircraft. Others like Goodyear and Rayonier announced multi‑million expansions as officials noted continued strong consumer spending and rising inflation.
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Rayonier, Inc
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Market Downturn Follows Eisenhower Illness Signal
The market faced a sharp turn as Eisenhower's illness triggered a large sell-off. Analysts note European selling and a mass order flow that pushed the Industrials to a significant drop from Friday to Monday, with hopes for a brief retracement and eventual recovery into October.
Simcath Torah Rites at Woodruff Temple
Rabodg wiasner to officiate Simcath Torah eve services at 7 30 p.m. today at Woodruff Jewish Temple 17836 S Woodruff Ave Bellflower. Simcath Torah flags will be distributed to children. At the 10 a m Sum Gay service youngsters will be eased to the Torah after a parade of scrolls.
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Woodruff Jewish Temple
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Bellflower
Parish Spaghetti Dinner Staged by Parish Groups
A spaghetti dinner will be served from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday at Innocents Parish Hall located at 20th St and Pasatiena Ave under the direction of the Alar Society and the Holy Name Society. Adults pay $1 and children 50 cents, Clyde Field, Holy Name Society president, announced.
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L A moves to halt drain on water supply
Los Angeles begins injunction proceedings to stop Burbank Glendale and San Fernando from pumping water from the Los Angeles River. City Attorney Roger Arnebergh says the river supply is needed for Los Angeles with about 20 percent of the city's water needs tied to this source. He notes water rights date to a 174-year-old grant by King Carlos III of Spain.
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Separating Facts From Fable Topic for Scientists
John the Baptist speaks of baptism by the Holy Ghost and fire and the fan that separates chaff from wheat. The Sunday lesson in Christian Science churches frames fan as a separator of fable from fact, with Solace and Health cited. The lesson notes the Golden Text from Corinthians about the fashion of this world passing away.
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Lakewood Pastor Resigns Pulpit
The Rev Baron A McLain resigned as pastor of Cross Roads Community Congregational Church of Lakewood after deeming he lacked a mandate to continue The church, incorporated Aug 1 1951, had grown under his tenure at 5420 Clark Ave and will seek a new pastor under a congregational committee's guidance.
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Baron A. McLain
Cross Roads
Clark Ave
Lakewood
Deaf Worship Moves to Lynwood Church Rites Begin
Worship service for the deaf moves from First Lutheran to Lynwood Lutheran Church at 3320 Magnolia Ave Lynwood beginning Sunday. Services start at 11 a.m. Reverend W H Lange missionary to the deaf notes the central location should aid attendance with the sermon on How Christ Builds His Church based on Ephesians.
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Membership Class at First Lutheran Church
A new membership class will start Tuesday evening at First Lutheran Church Linjen Ave and 10th St under the pastoral guidance of Rev. Erich V. Oelschlaeger. Franklin Hoffman Jr will assist in distribution of the sacraments at 8:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday as the congregation joins in world communion.
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10Th St
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Franklin Hoffman Jr
Edson to show Orient pictures at First Baptist
Sen's Service dim Edson will display colored pictures he made in the Orient during military service. The event is at 7 30 p m Sunday evening services at First Baptist Church located at 10th Street and Pine Avenue. He is the son of Dr Winfield Edson the church pastor.
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Orient
First Baptist Church
10Th St
Pine Ave
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Evangelist Porter to Lead Walnut Avenue Revival
The Rev. Fred H. Porter will lead evangelistic services Sunday through Get. 36 at Walnut Avenue Baptist Church 1605 E Third St. He is pastor of Temple Southern Baptist Church in San Diego as stated by Pastor H. B. Long.
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Building Permits Last Month Incomplete List
Incomplete report shows building permit activity last month totaling several sums including 2 706 55 and 4 154 045. Names cited include Robert Maans Donald Graves Henry Rose Fred Adams Tony Landon and Bernard Walim ents among others. Projects include additions garages and a swimming pool with contractors engineers and architects listed for multiple addresses such as 1056 5 Std 350 Gundry 2614 Valla Grande 941 Chestnut and 730 Grand.
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Jerry V. Reed
Maytell Homes
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Ross Engineering Co
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Francis Lowry
James R. Bale
Doctor Salk Seeks More Potent Polio Vaccine
Pittsburgh report says Dr. Jonas Salk is testing several polio vaccine preparations that appear more potent than earlier forms. He stresses it is not a new vaccine. The aim is stronger immunity through laboratory-tested formulations.
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Cuba Missionaries Guests at Nazarene Church
Twenty two young missionaries who spent the summer in Cuba will conduct a service at 7 p m Sunday at First Nazarene Church 741 E 10th St The group includes musicians speakers and a ventriloquist They will show a color motion picture depicting their activities The youths spent the summer in Cuba under Practical Missionary Training Inc This organization is supported by California businessmen to train young people for burgh bacteriologist Our prime purpose is to make the vaccine LO0 per cent effective Tests will be conducted in Pittsburgh schools on children enrolled in kindergarten or first three grades Blood will be drawn from fingertips to determine antibody presence for polio types Some children lack antibody and will be inoculated with parental consent after necessary tests to produce antibody to all three types
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Layman Reviews Holy Land Trip at East Long Beach
Les Humphrey will speak at the 11 a m service at East Long Beach Methodist Church about his Holy Land trip and Europe trip highlights He and his wife Elsie recently returned from the journey and attended the World YMCA Centennial Conference The Rev Francis Byron Baldwin will lead communion observance during the service.
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Textile Union OKs 24-Cent Salary Hike
NEW YORK The Textile Workers Union announced a new contract for 16,000 workers across New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The three year pact provides an immediate 12 cent rise, 6 cents on Oct 1 1956 and 11 cents on Oct 1 1957, replacing the prior average wage of 1.67 per hour and ending a four hour strike at 1300 plants.
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Start New Church at Knott's Farm
The United Lutheran Church of Buena Park holds its first service at Knott's Berry Farm at 10 am led by Rev. Howell S. Foster. The service takes place in St. Mark's Episcopal Church building moved from Downey to Indian Lake. Foster will lead an 11:15 am service for farm employees and organize a church school beginning Sunday October 5.
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Knott's Berry Farm
Howell S. Foster
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Dovwney
Indian Lake
Mr. Foster
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Texas School Sees White Pupils Enroll in White-Only School
In San Antonio an elementary school that previously housed only Negro students admitted eight or nine white pupils this week. Principal Mrs. B. T. Oliver said all students are happy with the change. The newcomers join first, third, fourth and fifth graders, marking the first instance of whites entering this school despite prior Black enrollment in other area schools.
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Tex
B. T. Oliver
Still Disinfected Hirohito Newspapers No Longer Censored
Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito now reads intact newspapers with no holes as prewar clipping ends. Asahi notes the practice of disinfecting papers before reaching the Emperor continues.
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