Editorial Back in a Corner on Disarmament Talks
The piece argues that conference diplomacy may be hindered by a smarter adversary and notes Russia’s sweeping disarmament proposal April 30. It questions Western reluctance to answer, cites Harold Stassen as a key figure, and warns the United States faces pressure to reply promptly to Moscow while distrust of the Kremlin persists.
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London
United Nations
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
State Department
Manorville Boy Benny Hooper Rescued After 24 Hour Effort
A dramatic 24 hour rescue in Manorville New York saved Benny Hooper with hundreds aiding the effort. Workers used ingenuity and perseverance supported by prayers as a nearby atomic lab delivered a device enabling the life saving breakthrough.
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Manorville
N. Y
Benny Hooper
Scores
Atomic Research Laboratory
Benny
Deer Invasion Shocks Reading Town
Three deer wandered into Reading Pennsylvania causing property damage by ramming windows and doors before residents killed one animal and chased the other two from the area, ending the disturbance.
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Reading
Costa Rica Named Rich Coast From Gold Discovery
Costa Rica earned its name Rich Coast after Spanish colonizers found gold there, the first mineral product that impressed early explorers and settlers.
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Costa Rica
Weed talk and estate notices cross May 20 1947
A May 20 1947 feature lists a weed control talk by Henry Lunz in Madison and state weed inspector duties, plus notices of a Greece estate seeking heirs, and plans of several Monticello residents to sail on the Sabieske from New York May 29. It contrasts milk price pressures with wartime consumption trends and recalls earlier local tragedies and historic events from 1932 1917 1907.
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Henry Lunz
Madison
Department of Agriculture
Jimmie” Lobbs
Monticello
Greece
Fred Vogel
Monroe
John Winniger
Adolph Kistler
Sophia Wyss
Henry Duerst
Switzerland
New York
Agriculture Department
J. H. Eaton
James A. Benson
Mary Holmes
Cadiz
John Layton
Jeremiah Shea
Post Office
Charles D. Bear
Extra IC
Irene
Senator Williams Seeks to Block $30 Million Mineral Subsidy
Senator Williams plans another bid to strike the 30 million mineral subsidy from a supplemental money bill. He aims to defeat the provision before it reaches the House, citing lack of defense justification and growing economy sentiment since February.
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Washington
Sen
Williams
Delaware
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Treasury Post Office
White House
Summerfield
Debt load among American families on installments
Of American families with installment debts, 70 percent are scheduled to complete present payments within 13 months.
French Aircraft Industry Booms in Diplomatic Push
French aviation leaders tout sales to India as proof of a booming industry and diplomatic leverage. The Marcel Dassault plant delivered 24 of 100 Mystere IV fighters to India at 257000 dollars each, with India already having bought Mystere II and Ouragan jets. Officials eye further deals with South Africa to reduce reliance on Britain amid regional pressures.
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France
Suez
North Africa
Marcel, Dassault
India
Sinai
South Africa
Britain
Mrs Dammen Rites Arranged In Argyle
Last rites are set for Mrs Clarence Dammen 43 of Route 2 Blanchardville who died Saturday at St Clare hospital. Services will be at 2 PM tomorrow at Yellowstone Lutheran Church with Rev M A Sorenson officiating. Burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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York Township
Loyalty Rural School
Clarence Dammen
Argyle Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Clayton
Jerry
Elvin Gilbertson
Eddie Dammen
Argyle
Abert Nyhns
New Glarus
Abert Martinson
Monticello
Homer Hendrickson
Horeb
Robert Gackstter
Janesville
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified listings in The Times highlight a range of bargains across departments. Readers find ads for used furniture appliances and vehicles alongside job offers and rental opportunities in a bustling local market.
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Times
Mrs Scheider Rites Tomorrow In Orangeville Church
Mrs. Lewis Scheider 70 dies after long illness at St. Clare hospital. Services set 2 p m tomorrow at McConnell Methodist church with Rev. Roy Murray and Rev. John Bruce officiating. Burial in Chapel Hill cemetery. She leaves husband five sons one daughter two brothers two sisters 14 grandchildren three great grandchildren. She was born May 15 1887 in Oneco Township. Funeral arrangements with Burlington Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville.
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McConnell Methodist Church
Lewis Scheider
St. Clare Hospital
Roy Murray
John Bruce
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Freeport
Scheider
Mary S. Kortmann
Oneco Township
Stephenson County
Red Oak
Elmer
McConnell
Minnie Scheider
Burington-Cramer
Poisonous Snakes in U.S. Reach 39 of 273 Species
A historical note states that out of 273 snake species found in the United States, only 39 are venomous. The figure highlights conservation and educational interest in regional reptile diversity.
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U.S
Mercer Offers His Selections
New York columnist Charles Mercer surveys TV options for the week across NBC CBS and ABC. He highlights Ray Bolger in color on Washington Square, The Man Who Wasnt Himself, Arthur Murray Show, Disneyland Plausible Impossible, You Know Best Theatre Steel Hour Playhouse 90 Winter Dreams and other offerings. He notes Friday night CBSs Person to Person and a Radio Galindez Murphy Case chronicle on Murrow.
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New York
All Monroe Times
Nbc-Tvv
Ray Bolger
Washington Square
Cbs-Tv
Arthur Murray
Nbc-Tv
Chester Morris
Hollywood
Playhouse 90
John Cassavetes
Dana Wynter
F. Scott Fitzgerald
John L. McClellan
Faith Baldwin
Oregon pilot Gerald Murphy linked to kidnap claim death
Reported sequence ties Gerald Lester Murphy to a confession about aiding the kidnapping of Dr. de Galindez. It notes the alleged death by suicide of Octavio de la Maza, Murphy’s co pilot, while held in Cuidad Trujillo jail.
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Gerald Lester Murphy
Oregon
Dr. de Galindez
Octavio de la Maza
Murphy
Cuidad Trujillo
Dedication of Bethel EUB Church Parsonage Attended by Orians
Rev Howard L Orians conference superintendent and former local minister participated in the dedication ceremony for the Bethel EUB church parsonage following his sermon. A potluck meal was served and Clarence Falk represented the trustees.
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Howard L. Orians
Bethel Eub Church
14Th Avenue
Clarence Falk
Board of Trustes
Alvin G. Rabehl
Paul J. Gibson
Little Jimmy Tied He Knows Better Now
Fifteen month old Philip James Alderete apparently tried to follow a cat through a small round hole in a back door screen. His head became stuck and he howled until Emma Alderete alerted responders. A fire department rescue squad extricated him with a saw.
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Los Angeles
Philip James Alderete
Philip
Emma Alderete
May Meeting Highlights of Juda Jelly Juniors Club
The Juda Jelly Juniors Club May meeting featured a flag salute led by Bernie Arnsmeier and a club pledge by Sharon Feldt. Kristine and Bev erly Friedrich gave a demonstration and project talk, with Marilyn Keen delivering a health report. Safety posters judged. first prize Marilyn Keen, second Kristine Friedrich, third Jane La Borde. Roll call showed baby pictures. group singing led by Mrs. Larson. Roland Keen and Bernard Friedrich families served.
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Bernie Arnsmeier
Sharon Feldt
Juda Jelly
Kristine
Beverly Friedrich
Marilyn Keen
Kristine Friedrich
Jane la Borde
Earliest Known Calendar: Egyptian System from 4241 B.C.
The oldest calendar identified is the Egyptian calendar established in 4241 B.C. This early timekeeping system reflects ancient efforts to organize days, months and agricultural cycles for societal needs.
Colleges Promise Big Returns For Practical Business Measure
An unnamed note urges colleges and universities to adopt practical business measures now, claiming the returns will surpass expectations and boost institutional benefits. It emphasizes immediacy and broad applicability across higher education.
College crisis explained in a free booklet offer
A public notice invites readers to request a free booklet on what the college crisis means to them. It lists the mailing address for Higher Education at Box 36 Times Square Station New York 36 New York.
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Times Square Station
New York
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