Hiss Works As $12,000 A Year Office Aide
NEW YORK reports Alger Hiss is employed as a $12,000 yearly administrative assistant to the president of Feathercombs Inc a New York City company that makes women's combs Hiss joined three months ago as a clerical worker at $100 a week and has been promoted after improving office procedures and solving problems for chief executive R Andrew Smith Smith said Hiss became indispensable and carried out tasks enhancing operations
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Pleasant Valley Area News Highlights Local Calls and Visits
Pleasant Valley social notes recount visits and calls among local residents. Families from Tulsa Emporia and Ottawa area towns stopped by or hosted gatherings at Scott Benham Higbie and Broers households. A new baby arrived home from hospital and extended families shared time over the weekend.
Dinner Guests Visit Linwood Families
Mrs Earl Mathia of Linwood hosted Mr Dayton Matile and children for dinner Monday with his mother and sister Mrs Lucy Matile and Mrs Roy Chambers. Mrs George Marlen and son Jim of Madison called on Mrs Anna Brecheisen, Mrs Lucy Matile, and Mrs Marybelle Chambers on Thursday while en route from Kansas City where they sold cattle. Mrs Lucy Matile and Mrs Mary belle Chambers visited Mrs Anna Brecheisen Wednesday evening.
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Ted Higbie
Dayton Matile
Lucy Matile
Roy Chambers
George Marlen
Jim
Madison
Anna Brecheisen
Marybelle Chambers
Kansas City
Paper Gets Into Row Over Queen Paper Gets Into Row Over Queen
London religious journal attacks Queen Elizabeth II as being sold to the public like a movie queen. The British Weekly criticizes the Queen’s court as outdated and notes advisers’ poor counsel. Edited by Rev Shaun Herron, the magazine is a Christian journal of news and comment with no church ties.
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London
Fa Religious Journal
Britain
Royal Row
Altrincham
Shaun Herron
Couple in Cincinnati Divorce Battles Over TV Watching
Local pair John F. Leblang and Emma Leblang, both 39, filed cross complaints in a Cincinnati divorce court over multiple issues including their inability to agree on television programs to watch.
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Cincinnati
John F. Leblang
Emma
Price Fixing Of Vaccine Told
A Washington House subcommittee said government handling of the 50 million dollar Salk polio vaccine program showed a lack of economy and efficiency and cited possible price fixing in vaccine sales. The Justice Department has begun a grand jury probe into the matter as six manufacturers operate under a government license.
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