Church Gets Face-Lifting As Whole Families Join in Task
Richmond special report on the Methodist Community Church remodeling with voluntary help from families. Projected improvements include new sanctuary flooring finished by a factory, pew refinishing, and ongoing redecorating aimed for Easter completion. Also notes Sweden car growth and US mental hospital population.
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Richmond
Methodist Community Church
First Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
T. Neil Hiatt
Presbyterian Church
Chester Wagner
Frank Garhold
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Lucille Perkins
Ask Probe Of Campaign Funds In Kansas City Mayoral Race
Paul F. Mitchum called for an investigation into campaign spending by city hall forces. He, facing Mayor Clark E. Tucker in April, sent a letter to Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer seeking a probe into alleged heavy spending. Mitchum cited forced contributions from cit hall employees and urging by tavern owners and businessmen.
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Paul F. Mitchum
Harold R. Fatzer
Mitchum
Clark E. Tucker
Tucker
Ralph A. Fulton
Fatzer
Topeka
Cit Hall
Release of War Rubber Monopoly to Private Hands
Washington reports the government’s war built synthetic rubber monopoly will be sold at midnight tomorrow for 310% million dollars covering 24 plants. Senate rejected veto attempts 56-31 and House earlier 283-132. Buyers include Goodrich Firestone Goodyear and U S Rubber along with several syndicates.
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D-Ore
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Patman
D-Tex
Goodrich
Firestone
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber
20 Americans in brainwash center in Bautzen camp
Allied officials report about 20 Americans held at a Bautzen camp in East Germany described as a brainwashing center teaching inmates to hate the West. A Communist youth leader who fled to Frankfurt said 45 Americans and 75 British subjects were in the colony.
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Bonn
Germany
Bautzen
East Germany
Frankfurt
Party Line Hogs in Six States Face Fines or Jail
AAP survey shows six states have laws fining or jailing people who hog telephone lines during emergencies. Nine more states have similar bills under consideration as officials urge swift access for police, fire, and medical calls.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Kansas City teen chosen for 1955 Cherry Blossom Festival
Miss Betsy Gail Williamson 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Blake A Williamson of Kansas City Kansas has been chosen to represent Kansas at the 1955 National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC Williamson attends Wyandotte High School in Kansas City Associated Press Photo
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Blake A. Williamson
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Williamson
Wyandotte High School
Associated Press
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