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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1950

Page

2

Stable Market For Federal Securities Deemed Vital

Treasury Secretary Snyder defended management of the national debt saying a stable market for federal securities is essential. He noted the large 13 month note offer and commented on the Fed discount rate rise as part of broader inflation and defense financing considerations.

Washington Snyder Treasury Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Snyders

Lost Boy Found In Hot Desert

A search of the desert 36 miles north of water led to the recovery of Gary McCarthy, son of Timothy and Mrs. McCarthy of Tucson. The boy had been missing with a spaniel puppy after wandering off during a family prospecting trip, while his father tended an abandoned mine shaft. More than 100 men aided the hunt from air, land, and horseback.

Gary Timothy McCarthy Tucson

Dodsonian dies on clinic visit and search miss

An eight year old Gary McCarthy was found alive after disappearing in the sun baked Arizona desert. He walked about 35 miles and was found near the foothills as searchers reported him in good condition. Morgan Branch, sixty four, a Dodson La farmer, died of a heart attack while visiting his son at Winnfield General Hospital. He was survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were set for New Hope Methodist Church in Dodson with interment at New Hope Cemetery conducted by Rev. Grant and Rev. L G Shaw.

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Archbishop Fisher Calls For Broad Peace Plan Not Sole A Bomb Ban

London Aug 22 The Archbishop of Canterbury told Russian Orthodox leaders that banning the atomic bomb alone cannot ensure world peace. He urged comprehensive disarmament and international control before any ban, cautioning against unilateral faith in a single weapon.

London Canterbury Church of England Geoffrey Fisher Stockholm Dr. Fisher Russia United Nations West Germany Hitler Europe

41 G. I.'s Wounded In Korea Flown To U. S.

A C-74 Globemaster arrived at Brookley Air Force Base with 41 wounded American G I s from Korea. The group, the fourth flown by MAS, is the largest yet. Wounded head to hospitals near home. many with armor leg injuries. Some 29 were discharged at El Paso, Texas.

Mobile Ala Brookley Air Force Base Military Air Transport Service Fairfield-Suisun Afb San Francisco el Paso Texas Brookley Army-Navy General Hot Springs Arkansas

Fisherman's Body Recovered In Gulf Near Biloxi

The body of William Waltman a 29-year old North Biloxi fisherman was recovered from the Gulf of Mexico after he fell overboard from the shrimp boat James Monroe. Coast guard air sighted the body and the boat located the scene. Waltman fished with Captain Howard Gavin and disappeared after the vessel anchored offshore early Sunday morning.

Biloxi Miss William Waltman North Biloxi Gulf of Mexico James Monroe Coast Guard Waltman Howard Gavin Gavin Paushchristian

Whirl Direction Varies With Hemisphere

In the Northern Hemisphere cyclones whirl counter clockwise while in the Southern Hemisphere they whirl clockwise, reflecting planetary rotation effects on storm systems.

Tumblers and the origin of drinking glasses

The article traces tumblers to early English vessels without a base. They lacked feet and had to be held to prevent tipping, leading to the name tumblers as they tumbled if not gripped.

Death of 108-year-old Patricia Vitale in Detroit

Patricia Vitale, a Sicilian immigrant aged about 108, died in Detroit. Her age was vouched for at the Little Sisters of the Poor Charity Home. Survivors include 35 great grandchildren and three great, great grandchildren.

Detroit Patricia Vitale Little Sisters of the Poor Charity Home

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