Woman's Private Water Line Becomes Public Utility
KANE Mo The woman recounts how a private water line connected to a well owned by her father was deemed a public utility by the Missouri Public Service Commission. She says neighbors connected at her expense and she faced rising charges. she sought to quit but was blocked as the commission holds hearings in Jefferson City.
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Kane
Ruby Bon
High Dam
W. H. Williamson
Alof
Mokane
Missouri
Ssouri Public Service Commission
Bonham
Denver
Jesi- Cole
Jefferson City
John the Tempted Disciple in Holy Week Portrait
In a study for Upper Room personalities, Howard W. Ellis portrays John the Apostle as a fisherman’s son with a volatile temper and ambition, yet deeply close to Jesus. The piece traces his mixed zeal, betrayal moment, and ultimate steadfast stand beside Peter as he proclaims the Master as the cornerstone.
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Howard W. Ellis
John
Pellegrini
Jesus
Gethsemane
Apostle
Love
Peter
Doll Learns Pain From Doll Castings
In Effingham Illinois 16 month old Joy Dayvene Berry fractured her right ankle after a fall. Dr. R A Hartman tried to set Joy s ankle and explained her doll also broke the same ankle bone and would receive a splint. Joy mourns more for her doll s recovery than her own.
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Effingham
Little Joy
Dayvene Berry
Joy
R. A. Hartman
Sees New Summer Employment Record
Washington reports the Labor Department survey predicts a brisk hiring season in 130 of 149 major labor market areas this summer. Secretary Mitchell notes employers expect a strong job pickup this spring with only slight declines in the remaining areas.
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Washington
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Richmond Social Roundup Highlights Meetings and Visits
Richmond events feature Crozier Funeral in Garnett attendees Mrs Grettie Rebstock and Mrs ant Hobson. Fortnightly club and Friendly Circle gatherings hosted by local ladies, with greetings card making, quilting for Mrs Dietrich, and showers for an April bride. Regional travels include Dick Smith in Joplin and visits among families in Ottawa Topeka and Kansas City.
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Grettie Rebstock
Ant Hobson
Crozier
Garnett
Lee Pertins
Bushy
Lionell Jutton
Mines
Eugene Bump
J. L. DeGarmo
Frank Dietrich
Albert Dunbar
Margaret Edwards
Logan Forney
R. S. Gault
Ralph McCrea
Merritt McDonald
Raymond Wagner
McDonald
Dick Smith
Smith
Joplin
Friendly Circle
Methodist Community Church
Mmes
Ed Morford
Noah Hutchison
Orie Higdon
Fred Johnson
Charley Dunbar
W. J. Akin
Winnie Cunningham
Freese
Carrie Wittman
Hayes Johnson
Dietrich
Stella Hawthorne
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ottawa
Albert Dunbars
George de Lozier
Topeka
Glen Johnson
Ellis
Allen
Janet
Athens
Marguerite Roberts
Merle
Busy Bee Club
Lois A. Stankard
Denver
Claudia Payne
Frank Hahner
Olin Wharton
Lawrence
Wayne Riley
Tom Wharton
Tapley
Carey Gentry
Miss Bergoon
Veterans Hospital
S.W
Linwood
Kansas City
Ernest Gentry
Former Soviet officer warns of Stalin denunciation
Nikolai E. Khokhlov, ex Soviet intelligence officer who defected in 1954, tells News and World Report that Russian leaders denouncing Stalin is a desperate bid to cling to power and that the revolution may have begun. He notes about five million two-car families in the United States.
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Washington
Stalin
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
S. News and World Report
United States
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Lonnie Chambers
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Bertha Dietz
Cawker City
Fred Kuiken
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Wightmans
John Deere
John Deeres
Johnn Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Implement Co
Ae Aiea
Areorreas
Coronado
Irem
Reguar
Maytag Gas Range
Lawson
Detroit
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