International Relations Theme for Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lexington hosts the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs meeting on January 10 12 with the program focused on International Relations. Four University of Kentucky professors will discuss world trouble spots and foreign studies followed by a fashion show and multiple committee sessions.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lexington
MK Dtesboyo
Meathys
Ln Beare
Wheelors
Kentucky Federaion of
Worner's Clubs
Phoenix Row
Kerteky
Wilk
Lupio
Kentucky
Miceling
Amyy
Pressfort
Board of Directors
Cornell
University of Kentucky
Cinic
Kentucky Club
Womer
Louisville
Jin Lisktigions
Knenix Motel
R. D. Carter
Hellisville
Flowers
Pr Siden
Middlesboro
Mes
Mes.t. C
Elineman
International Eftbs
Geneal Federation of Women's Clans
Shepherdsville
Gack Vow
Raph K. Schaller
Rebivf
Lainvilley
Fred VW. Lucas
Tonden
Weis and veterans benefits face January 31 deadline
U.S. plans to end wartime GI benefits to curb costs. President Eisenhower issued a proclamation setting January 31 as the cutoff for wartime entitlements. The move affects education scholarships, unemployment insurance, home loans, and pensions, with broader reductions in postwar aid programs for veterans.
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Bleenhower
Iiton Callus
Avas
Betiag Tne
Wnifirm
Dlc
Nelet
Wige Bureau
Veterans Administration
Fis
Gin 'E
Eisenhower
Ort College
Sears
Musiora
Sueerlia
Lintal
Ioan
Iva
Obituary notices from Pineville region featured name Hatfield and Williams families
Obituaries report the death of Rhoda Hatfield aged 76 at her Pineville home with funeral set at 2 pm Thursday at West Pineville Baptist Church led by Revs. J Harting and W Bingloins, burial in Geluting Cemetery. Surviving family includes husband M Wilfield and numerous Hatfield, Gambrel, Williams, and related relatives across Kentucky and Tennessee. Also noted is the death of Voney Williams aged 92 of Middlesboro with services at 2 pm and burial in Downan Cemetery. The notices list surviving children and siblings, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements through local ministers and cemeteries.
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Krhoga
Rhota Hatfield
Pineville
Mwilfield
Onioe Shilven
Tlure
Joe
Bill Hatfield
Lily Shellun
Wll
Pinesille
Chaylie Tatnin
Sti
Craes
Bey Gambrel
Marka Miller
Mab
Veney Williams
Voney Williams
Wood Roa
Middleahire
Tennessee
Tod
William
A. Willa
Middlesbars
Bytsis
Gan
James Edward
Deydon
Bill
Detroit
Mich
Bluys Shacklelard
Pikeville
Skeld
Tie Dipnssey Chapel
Rannist Ciwreh
Ong Rey
Bingham
Jake
Fullon-McKinney
Death Notice of Frank Tow Vravk Lang in Clair Held Tenn
Frank Tow Vravk Lang 81 of Clair Held Tennessee died yesterday at home. He is survived by four sons Tolin Law Brit Law Alvin and Lewis Law all of Clair Held and two daughters Ca Marlow of Chirfield and Pearlie Law of Chrirfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 am at the Rock.
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Frank Tow Vravk Lang
Clair Held, Fenn
Tolin Law
Brit Law
Alvin
Lewis Law
Clair
Nancy Williford Dies in Middieshara Hospital
Nancy Williford 45 known as nanny Williford died Monday at Middieshara hospital. She leaves husband Horace Williford of Beret three daughters Lucinda Mae and Flossie Willifert Speetwell one son Billy Williford of Speethwell mother Mrs. Dorets Darnton of Speenwell and seven siblings Mary Lawson Judy Mabes Bing Savage. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Pine Grave Church with Revs. Kanhe Weal and Robert Williaing officiating. Burial will be in Mel Cemetery Gites-Reece Now Taze well in charge.
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Nanny Williford
Ana
Horace Willifort
Beret
Lucinda
Mae Ani Flossie Willifert
Speetwell
Billy Iiford
Speethwell
Dorets Darnton
Speenwell
Mary Lawson
JeHsen, Tenn
Judy Mabes
Spretwell
Bing Savage
Greenbaek
Toun
Funeral services held for Mut Leavis Stepp Jr in Kentucky
The Rev. Ares Walters Joe Roy and Walter Miracle led funeral services for Mut Leavis Stepp Jr of Miva Kentucky after a New Year’s Day death. The service at Miva Baptist Church included burial at O. O. Cemetery in Pineville, with community records noted as collected by the federal government.
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Lewis Sten
Theaneral Serviers
Leavis Stepp, Jr
Miva
Kentucky
Louissville
Tomurnow
Miva Baptist Chivedy
Ares Walters
Joe Roy
Walter Miracle
Ale. Barint
TO. O
Pineville
Cawood
Roosevelt kinship in Congress and a 1955 outlook
A jumble of early 1950s dispatches notes Franklin D Roosevelt Jr sworn in as representative for a California district, Elsen Roosevelt in town for a seat and political chatter on Brown's gubernatorial bid, Adenauer’s milk gifts, and U S Hungary asylum queries, with weather and world affairs mixed in.
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Washington
Ines Roosevelt
Mice Huilding
Lie
Congress
California
Peanktin Jr
Baptist Report Year's Work Summary 1954
In Nashville a Baptist report shows the Southern Baptist Convention's cooperative program and foreign mission efforts totaling a record $16,895,374 for 1954. The cooperative program raised $10,739,498, the home mission board $2,966,247, and the annuity board $869,185 for aged ministers relief.
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Nashville
Oegan
Rogram
Denar
Porter Roth
Fap
Focon Ruasee Sara
Richmot Fi
Home Mission Board
Alian
Dallas
Godfrey Shuns Major Operation Over Pain and Risks
Philadelphia radio and TV star Artour Godfrey discussed delaying a major operation due to frightful pain and fears of a fatal outcome. He described the anesthesia, potential nerve issues, and his uneasy choice between continuing therapy or undergoing surgery soon amid public scrutiny.
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Philadelphia
Artour Godfrey
Mle Oy
Deepas
Leippe
Trials for Atomic Sub Set For January
The Navy announced that the world’s first atomic submarine Nautilus will begin sea trials in January. After a delayed start and dockyard issues, repairs are progressing at the Groton shipyard. The 2,303-ton vessel, built at a cost of over nine million dollars, will undergo surface and shallow dive tests before deeper sea work.
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Washington
Navy
Bosspore
Tanary
Avill
Dag Island Spur
Croton
Conn
Lectin Goat Division
General Bynantics
Cor
Bull
Latec
Dhe Marine
Witt
Tangeau
Burvay
Tay
Matseau
Famous Trichologist Tells Truth About Hair Saving
Oklahoma City dispatch reports D Rus s Collins internationally known trichologist says three scalp disorders cause balding and that no cure-all exists. He promotes the Collins treatment with a 30 day money back guarantee and free private examinations at the Cumberland Hotel on Wednesday January 5 from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Medical authorities caution that progress varies by individual.
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Oklahoma City
D. Russ@l
Collins Flan
Collins
Peta
Celsins
United States
Wong Collins
John D. Rares
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