Migrants in the City Face Hostility and Misunderstanding
The piece argues against blaming newcomers for cultural differences and highlights prejudice toward Hawaiians, Puerto Ricans, and others. It notes how urban settlement challenges invite stereotypes about behavior and living conditions, urging readers to seek understanding rather than scorn.
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Clarence Senior
Puerto Rican Labor Department
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mississippi Oil Stretch Ranks Tenth Nationwide
Mississippi's oil production in 1957 ranked tenth in the nation, per Mississippi's Business from the University of Mississippi Bureau of Business Research. The state remains constant in national output share, with Adams, Jasper, Lamar, Yazoo and Lincoln counties accounting for over sixty percent of Mississippi's oil production.
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Five languages used at United Nations conferences
The United Nations uses English French Spanish Russian and Chinese as official languages at its conferences. The five languages appear in proceedings and documentation to accommodate diverse delegates and ensure inclusive participation across sessions.
The Dead Sea Exacts a Record Depth Near Jericho
A geologic note identifies the Dead Sea near Jericho in Jordan as the lowest land on earth, standing about 1300 feet below the level of the Mediterranean Sea and marking a notable geographic depression.
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Forestry Research Funds Approved in Senate Action
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved amendments to boost basic forestry research and laboratory construction by 4.5 million dollars. Additional allocations include 70000 for genetics research at Gulfport 75000 for hardwood research at Stoneville 20000 for watershed management at Oxford and 350000 for a new genetics laboratory at Gulfport.
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Oxford
Never Grow Bored Says Woman Exec
Margaret Rudkin, famed Pepperidge Farm founder, rejects retirement. After doctor's orders to slow, she pursues busy, varied projects from renovating a 17th century Irish home to collecting rare cookbooks. She enjoys color photography and trout fishing while praising her Irish homeland.
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New Mexico
Charles Bent
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Rudkin
Pepperidge
Norwalk
Conn
Ireland
Whistler
Maggie Rudkin
Oldest dated cookbook of 1475 inspires a chef owner
Mrs. Rudkin owns a 1475 Latin cookbook titled Of Honest Voluptuousness, the oldest dated cookbook in the world. She notes it was given by her employees and includes exotic recipes like Cherry Tart with sour cherries roses and cheeses. She jokes she cannot retire and keeps busy despite Ireland’s slower pace.
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Barthollomaits de Platina
Mrs. Rudkin
Rockford teen blends taxidermy with natural science
Rockford Illinois 16 year old Judie DeGroote keeps white rats and practices taxidermy. She raised one male and one female rat last fall and stuffed a baby rat after its death using guidance from books.
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Judie DeGroote
Student enters owl project at DeKalb science fair
A student prepared a screech owl exhibit for the DeKalb science fair and now plans to work on a raccoon project.
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Subtle Push by Hawaii Democrats on Cock Fighting Policy
Hawaii Democrats on Oahu and Maui push a subtle plank for the 1958 platform. The proposed section pledges the party to encourage raising and breeding poultry to support recreational activity.
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Hawaii
Naval Reserve swearing-in ceremony observed
He felt at home joining the Naval Reserve here. He was sworn in by his father Lt Comdr Lemuel FR Earl. His brother Lemuel Jr also served, attending the ceremony.
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Rose at the wrong door charmed Enid resident
Mrs. John Senneff was awakened by a floral deliveryman who delivered to the wrong address. After realizing the error he apologized and returned with a red rose for her trouble.
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Local Church Services and Schedules Shared Across Congregations
Sunday School begins 9 45 a m with Supt Bill Barlow and Rev Justin Garrett preaching at 11 a m and 7 16 p m. Training Union 6 15 p m Prayer meeting 7 30 p m midweek. Nursery provided. Petal Harvey Baptist Church Rogers Supt Rev Sam W Waggener preaches 11 p m and 7 30 p m. Training Union 6 45 p m. Choir and organists listed. Public invited to attend services with nursery open.
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O. A. Barlow
Jack Fikes
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Petal-Harvey Baptist Church
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Sam W. Waggener
Paetor
Training Union
E. Richardson
Richton Road
Harvey Mission
Charles Caulkin
W. H. Clearman
Marie Nell
Petal Methodist Church Service and Activities
Petal Methodist Church on Main Street invites all to attend a 9:45 am school, 11:00 am and 7:00 pm sermons by Pastor J. P. Payne with W. C. Mathis as superintendent. WSCS meets Mondays at 2:60 pm. Choir practice follows prayer meeting under Mrs. B L Coulter and D H Halliwell Sr. Organ. Nursery available.
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B. L. Coulter
D. H. Halliwell
First Baptist Church Petal Programs Sunday Schedule
The First Baptist Church on Central Avenue Petal lists services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday School at 9:46 a.m. Supt Henry Hardy and Pastor Rev W A Richardson direct activities. The Baptist Training Union meets at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday services at 7 p.m, directed by Ford Parker with pianist Mrs J M Van Devender.
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Petal Presbyterian Church Service Details and Schedule
Petal Presbyterian Church on Main Street offers Sunday services at 10 00 a m with Sunday School led by H L Note worthy Superintendent Evangelist Howard Williams preaches at 11 00 a m Bible class from 6 00 to 7 00 p m Choir practice occurs Wednesday at 7 30 under direction of Mrs D L Priest with pianist Miss Bernice Note worthy Public invited to attend each Sunday
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