Civil Rights Action Delayed As Senate Fight Persists
Washington reports that the Truman civil rights program may be delayed further as a Dixie filibuster heats the debate. Senate leaders prefer advancing other domestic and foreign measures while considering a rule change to curb debate. Southern Democrats pledge to block Lucas motion and may gain Republican help on labor and related bills. The piece notes Radio plays featuring Helen Hayes and a 1911 naval aviator fact.
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Senate
Truman
Truman Camp
Hayden
Wherry
Lucas
Illinois
Hayden-Wherry
Congress
Dixie
Ilinois
Barkley
Sermon In Stone At St Bernard College Grotto Tour
Cullman Alabama reports on Brother Joseph Zoettis 30 year project Ave Maria Grotto at St Bernard Abbey. Scale models of sacred buildings include Calvary Jerusalem Temple Mount and Alamo with stone paths and flowers drawing visitors for Easter open house. Iran crude output noted in passing.
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Tower of Babel
St. Bernard College
Joseph Zoettis
Ave Maria Grotto
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Bavaria
St. Bernard Abbey
Calvary
Temple
Jerusalem
Monte Cassino
Italy
Order of St. Benedict
Rome
Babylon
Alamo
Santa Anna
Mission Dolores
San Francisco
Abbott Bernard Monges
Brother Joseph
Little
Joseph Zoett
Women Clubs Gather for Meetings and Programs
The Jug Bridge Homemaker's Club met February 23 at 7 30 at Mrs Russel Michael's home with Mrs Charles Walker as co host. Thirty members recited The American Creed and sang God Bless America. The Red Cross subscription was ordered paid. Federation luncheon tickets were distributed. A round table discussion occurred. Mrs Daniel Thomas displayed designs for hooked rugs and Mrs Russell Young read no letter on registrative problems. Mrs Ray Smith reviewed Milk Route and Mrs William Zimmerman reviewed White House Dairy. The guess box was won by Mrs Edward Clingan. Refreshments were served. Mrs Howard Mayne will host next Wednesday March 9. Gambrill Park Club Mrs Carol Freed hosted February 28 with 18 members and four visitors. group sang God Bless America. Mrs Roy Witmer spoke on buying home freezers. Miss Henny Hansen of Denmark attended with Mrs Hood of the Prospect Club. Miss Loa Davis demonstrated.
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Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemaker's Club
Russell Michael
Charles Walker
Red Cross
Federation
Richard Hargett
Daniel Thomas
Russell Young
Ray Smith
William Zimmerman
White House
Edward Clingan
Howard Mayne
Adamstown Homemakers Club Meeting Recaps Lecture
Members discussed restyling old clothes for new looks during the Adamstown Homemakers Club gathering at Eva Carlin's home. Mrs. Walter Gibbs Sr led a lecture on storage in living areas. Mrs. Robert De Rose presided as officers reported. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for March 16 at Mrs. Walter Page’s home.
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Chester Krantz
Adamstown Club
Walter Gibbs
M Slier Mischael
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Eva Carlin
Robert de Rose
Walter Page
Glade Valley Grange Holds February Meeting
The Glade Valley Grange met February 22 with Master Bruce Crum presiding. G Cleveland Trout reported on a Pomona Legislative Committee meeting and discussed the roadside bill and other pending measures. The literary program featured patriotic songs and readings on Washington and Lincoln. Carl Ingling offered soil conservation tips and previewed Field Day at Thrasher Farm. Recreation and refreshments followed. ritual work planned for March 8.
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Glade Valley
Grange meeting with lecture and dance highlights
Feagaville hosts Grange meeting on February 25 with Master John Renn presiding. Mrs Russell Dudrow reports on a card party. Russell Dudrow covers the last executive committee. Key features include a health talk by Miss Moxiey and a Teach Them to Drive movie by Kenneth Burkhard of Frederick AAA. Future focus on high school driver training.
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Sger Grange
Feagaville
John Renn
Russell Dudrow
Moxiey
Kenneth Burkhard
Frederick Aaa
Fire destroys auditorium at State Teachers College Farmville
A morning fire gutted the auditorium at State Teachers College Farmville Virginia causing about 300000 dollars in damage. Dean William W Savage said no injuries were reported and the college will continue classes. The blaze began about six and was controlled after three hours with aid from Lynchburg Crewe and Burkeville firefighters.
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Farmville
State Teachers College
William W. Savage
Suinke
Lynchburg
Crewe
Burkeville
Nudifornia
Taom
S. L. Graham
Savage
Name officers named to Damascus High staff
Damascus High School announces staff appointments for the Press Club. Names include Editor in Chief Julian King Jr and associate editor Betty Mae Mox Idey with assorted editors and roles such as secretary Mary Waters school news editor Herbert King and sports editors Alfred Freysz Harold Mullinix Jr Eleanor Barber and Norma Lee Lewis.
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Press Club
Damascus High School
Julian King, Jr
Betty Mae Mox- Idey
Mary Waters
Charles Hawkins
Herbert King
Kays
Alfred Freysz
Harold Mullinix, Jr
Eleanor Barber
Norma Lee Lewis
Sylvia Hallack
Hazel
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