Harrisonburg outdoor Masonic meeting set for June 26
The third annual Harrisonburg Fort Hill outdoor Masonic gathering will be held next Sunday at 1 30 p.m. under three Catahoula parish lodges and the Fourth Masonic district. A master Mason degree by the Monroe team is expected with cast members from Western Star, Graham Surghnor and West Monroe. If rain forces indoor plans, the Harrisonburg high gym will host the program.
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Harrisonburg
Fort Hill
Catahoula Parish
Masonic District
Paul B. Habans
Grand Master of Masons of
Louisiana
H. A. Taliaferro
Fourth Masonic District
W. B. Taliaferro
Sicily Island
E. N. Camp
West Monroe
Monroe Masonic
Western Star
Graham Surghnor
John E. Coon
W. M
Elmer I. Gibson
A. R. Buswell
Ernest Guinn
Keystone
W. L. Smith
M. I. Salzman
Jesse Whitlock
Four Rivers
Jonesville
Kelly Breithaupt
Henry
Taliaferro
R. B. Fritz
D. E. Brown
Winnsboro
Caldwell
Catahoula
Concordia
Franklin
Ouachita
Tensas
Masonic
Yoked Dresses in Duplicate Pattern No 8303 and 461
Duplicate yoked dress patterns shown for mother and daughter sizes 12 to 20 and 4 to 14 years. Pattern No 8303 uses 414 yards of fabric for size 14 with contrasting yardage. Pattern No 461 is perforated sew rite with sizes 4 to 14. Both patterns cost 25 cents each, order to Sue Burnett, Monroe Morning World, 1150 Ave Americas, New York. Send 25 cents per pattern and a copy of Fashion magazine for Spring Summer.
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Sue Burnett
Monroe Morning World
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Fashion
Complete Pattern Magazine
Sacony
Palm Beach
Looking Ahead In Washington
The World staff reports on economic danger points as unemployment and consumer incomes. An advisor says danger is persistent rising unemployment rather than a fixed target. Another advisor notes income could fall to 200 billion dollars annually yet still not be dire, about eight percent below early-year levels.
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Washington
Israel to admit Arab refugees now or wait for peace pacts
The article contrasts Israel accepting Arab refugees immediately with Arab pressure to proceed, while Israel weighs delaying admission until formal peace treaties are drafted. Key officials discuss security and diplomatic implications amid regional talks.
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Israel
Doctor studies delayed action twins delivery in Ontario
In Rockland Ontario Dr W C Tweedie 53 a long time practicing obstetrician reported delivering twins to Mrs Lucien Cleroux 47 hours apart. The first child a six pound girl appeared Sunday at 7 30 p m the second a seven pound boy arrived Friday at 6 30 p m. The Cleroux couple aged in their early thirties with two other children welcomed the unusual birth sequence and the physician plans a formal study noting the delay.
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Rockland
Ont
W. C. Tweedie
Lucien Cleroux
Navan
International driving pact to let U S cars use foreign plates
The United States will discuss an international automobile driving agreement in Geneva under UN auspices. Hotels in the U S are offering motorist friendly facilities to attract travelers, including entrances and registration desks for drivers and outpost inns with cabins. Representative Rosene voices concern as several states consider lighter drunk driving penalties.
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Washington
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
American Hotel Association
Congress
Rosene
Utah
Airfield in Africa readied as safe European withdrawal base
Outpost Wheelus Field in Tripolitania is being developed as a peaceful base for the military air transport service with no bombers or fighters stationed there. If needed, fighters could use the field immediately to protect Mediterranean sea lanes in case of a Soviet sweep across Europe.
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Wheelus Field
Tripolitania
Europe
Africa
Mediterranean
Quiet waiting seen as tactic on arms to Atlantic pact
The administration aims to delay a loud arms plea to avoid anti pact opposition. Senate consent to the Atlantic pact treaty is prioritized as the first order of business. Congressional leaders advise pushing the measures separately, with the arms bill urged later this session.
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Washington
Senate
Hypersonic speeds and jet fighter nose redesign discussed
Washington reports six times the speed of sound achieved in a German wind tunnel at White Oak Maryland. Hypersonic term cited but some agencies call it undefined. Supersonic is any speed above sound. Nose intake changes in jet fighters may vanish for wing root ducts like the F 8 Shooting Star. The nose duct adds drag but houses guns and radar. Separately the State Department warns of rising Jewish Arab tensions in the Middle East risking renewed war.
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Washington
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
State Department
Middle East
Industrialist William S Jack builds Solana Beach plant
San Diego report says William S Jack, former head of Jack and Heintz Comes pany, known for wartime production, has returned to the scene by constructing a large plant at Solana Beach to manufacture scientific research instruments.
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San Diego
Calif
William S. Jack
Jack & Heintz Comespany
Cleveland
Solana Beach
Dead Men Could Be Legally Declared Dead in Germany
In Frankfurt Germany the 1 800 000 missing German soldiers may be legally declared dead after July 1 if their wives wish to remarry. A brief court procedure will suffice. If the missing husband later appears and finds his wife remarried she may apply for an annulment of the second marriage and remarry him.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hoff man plans Europe flight amid action on ECA aid
Paul G Hoff man ECA administrator plans a Europe trip early next month or sooner if Congress passes the ECA appropriation He will meet officials in most Marshall plan nations His aides say he does not intend to resign despite sharp congressional criticism The maritime commission will build a 20000 ton luxury liner operated by Mississippi Shipping Company New Orleans It will be the largest Diesel powered ship in American operation The commission will seek bids next week.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
ECA
Europe
Congress
Maritime Commission
Mississippi Shipping Company
New Orleans
Newborn Polish Babies to Receive Lavette Aid
Warsaw report states every newborn in Poland will get a lavette under a UNICEF program. The initiative has already supplied cot ton for 400,000 lavettes.
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Warsaw
Poland
United Nations Emergency Children’s Fund
Four year old Sally Tarrer returns home after severe burns
Sally Tarrer 4, burned over 65 percent of her body in a floor furnace fire, is back in Forest after six months at Jackson Baptist Hospital. She endured forty blood transfusions and twenty skin grafts, with a dramatic recovery hailed as a medical marvel. A motorcade welcomed her home amid neighbors’ celebration and a homecoming banquet prepared by friends.
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Sally
Tarrer
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