Mrs Dennis Graham Honored With Shower in Mullens
A shower honoring Mrs. Dennis Graham was hosted by First Christian Hostesses in Mullens. Attendees included Mrs. Joe Orr, Mrs. John Wilcox, Crab Orchard, Mrs. Roy Lee Christian, Mrs. Vera Hight, Mrs. Fred Christian, and many more from Roanoke, Princeton, Wyom ing, and Baileyville.
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Cliff Blevins
A. F. Moore
K. W. Linkous
A. A. Coop
C. W m
Nancy Jeenings
Irs
P Carter
Immie Ae
Lou Christian
Linda Blankenship
Mullens
Kenneth Graham
Dennis Via
Roanoke
Vada Robinette
Leroy Christian
Vida Keaton
Princeton
Willard Graham
Wyoming
Allie Cook
Chub Burcham
Baileyville
Ranza Sizemore
Coe
McGras RNS Ship Shelburn Due Home After Emery Work
McGRAWS RNS reports the SS Mn Shelburn was to return home Thursday after completing emery work. The vessel’s progress and next duties were discussed by officials, with schedules shown for the upcoming port call and anticipated repairs.
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McGraws
RNS
Mere Emery
Shelburn
Leprosy Case Counts in United States Reach Under Ten Thousand
The report notes about 9800 to 900 known leprosy cases in the United States, reflecting the disease burden and potential public health considerations across the country.
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United States
Union strike prompts multi million lawsuits in New York
Twelve suits totaling about 27.66 million seek from 5.88 to 25 million against the Transport Workers Union for a 12 day city transit strike. Plaintiffs include Arthur Cantor and Murray Kaufman alleging business losses and production disruption.
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New York
UPI
Transport Workers Union
State Supreme and Small Claims Court
Arthur Cantor
Han Roadways
Bugs
Veronica
Murray Kaufman
Jamar Corp
Murray
Brooklyn
Fox Theater
TWU
Michael J. Quill
United Nations
Explosion at dry dock sinks LST killing four
An explosion at a dry dock in Tokyo involving a U S LST killed four sailors. Vapors from gas touched off by a workman welding torch caused the blast. The incident occurred amid Vietnam era tensions.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
New York Faces Heavy Losses From 12 Day Transit Strike
The 12 day New York transit strike triggers massive economic damage estimates from $500 million to $1 billion. Wage earners lose $25 million daily while employers lose hundreds of millions in work time. Retail sales plunge 25 to 85 percent as small shops close. The Federal Reserve notes a $347 million drop in check transactions. City government spends about $6 million daily in overtime and lost revenue. Garment trade suffers with over 60 percent undelivered goods. SBA launches $20 million aid, with more than 6,000 inquiries totaling about $1.0 million in requests. Unemployment benefits surge to 8,000 daily at peak.
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Ralph Gross
City
Commerce and Industry Association
York City
Gross
Dun
Bradstreet
Federal Reserve System
Roy M. Goodman
East Side
Ney
Federal Small Business Administration
Johnson
al A Jan
Charles H. Kriger
Earthquake Recorded Near Alaska Centered Far Northwest
A strong earthquake was recorded Saturday with an epicenter in south central Alaska about 2,400 miles northwest of Pasadena. Dr. Charles Richter said the quake began at 6 38 a m PST and caused damage but was not very large, noting the Institute of California uses the Richter scale in early reports.
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Pasadena, Com
Chaplin to direct first film in nine weeks
Charlie Chaplin, age 76, plans to begin directing his first movie in nine weeks in London. His son Sidney Chaplin will appear in the film, titled A Countess from ... .
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Chaplin Film London
UPI
Chariie Chaplin
Sidney
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Dennis Graham
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Janie Hoge
Herbert Graham
Fannie Moore
Dooley
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Billie Graham
Millie Kemp
Hazel McKinney
Lopyright
the Kroger Co
Kroger
Lifebouy
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Ale
Enter Krogers
Kroger Fresh
Country Club
Valuas
Viet Cong
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Oneida
N.Y
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Wood
Air Force
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David M. Alpern
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Mark Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
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