Adams Speaks On Food At Kiwanis Meet
Wayne Adams, Roswell Kiwanis Club speaker, addressed Farm City Week focusing on organic farming and U S food production. He noted urban migration lowers nutrition and outlined future officer installations for 1957.
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Adams
Kiwanis Meet
Wayne Adams
Roswell
Kiwanis Club
Nickson Hotel
Kiwanis International
United States
Caldwell Wilson
Herman Hartman
Ralph Hettinga
Roswell High School
Johnny Johnson
E. L. Harp
Brad Watkins
Max Shepherd
Stiles McMillan
Eisenhower Relative Calls Cooking Bluff By Ike
Mrs. Edgar Eisenhower of Tacoma, sister in law to the President, says Ike's cooking is all bluff. She attended the Women’s University Club and claimed he turns the knob to high and burns it to a crisp.
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Seattle
Eisenhower
Edgar Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Women’s University Club
Fewer U.S. workers idled by strikes in October
The Labor Department reported 130000 workers idled by strikes in October, the lowest monthly total since 1948. The decline follows slower strike activity and reflects fewer stoppages nationwide.
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Washington
Labor Department
Jockey Eddie Arcaro Tops 400 Stake Race Wins
Renowned jockey Eddie Arcaro has surpassed 400 wins in stakes races, marking a milestone in his storied racing career and underscoring his dominance in high-stakes events.
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Eddie Arcaro
Firemen Add 'Curb Service' To Their Duties
A passing motorist spotted smoke from a truck trailer near Canon City Colorado and signaled driver John Bandimier to reach town quickly. Highway Patrolman Ray Sullivan alerted firemen who met the vehicle on the outskirts and extinguished the fire blamed on a defective heater.
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Canon City
Colo
John Bandimier
Denver
Bandimier
Ray Sullivan
Kefauver Sees No Reason for Johnson Yield
Sen. Kefauver opposed calls for Sen. Johnson to yield the Senate Democratic leadership in next year’s fight over filibuster rule changes. ADA and other critics argue to weaken debate limits, while Johnson opposes a rule change. Democrats expect attempts to end the filibuster at Congress’s January 3 start, highlighting civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tewn
Sen. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Americans For Democratic Action
Ada
Johnson
Congress
District Court Halfway Mark With 12 Of 21 Disposed
The December district court term reached the halfway point with 12 of 21 cases disposed. Roger Silva, 22, faces murder charges in the July 7 stabbing death of Eliseo Gonzales, 23, after an argument at La Bonita Bar and a flare up at Star Bar. Preliminary hearing was Aug. 20 and Silva pleaded innocent. Jimmie Floyd’s breaking and entering case was continued. Frank O. Wood’s grand larceny case was dismissed.
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Roger Silva
Eliseo P. Gonzales
la Bonita
Star Bar
Silva
Jimmie Floyd
Frank O. Wood
Letters to Santa Claus with children's gift requests
A collection of holiday notes from children and families listing Christmas wishes. Donna Sue Gray asks for a ballerina doll and a two wheel bike, Toni Marie Lasater seeks small toys and a nurse kit, while the Green family hints at multiple items and gifts for Chucky Binky Ann and Judy.
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Santa
Toni Marie Lasater
Santa Claus
Green
Chucky
Binky
Ann
Judy
Iraq Offers to Make Peace With Nasser
Baghdad today said it was ready to come to terms with Egyptian President Nasser and urged him to halt propaganda against the Baghdad Pact. Foreign Minister Rashayan challenged Nasser to state his terms and said Iraq would discuss a new or modified Arab collective security arrangement.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Burhan Eddin 'Rashayan
Nasser
Egypt
Teenager Faces Death From Bone Cancer
Albert Klein a 15 year old Louisville Kentucky boy who enjoyed music and model airplanes is dying from a rapidly spreading bone cancer doctors say is incurable. His leg was amputated last August to try to save his life but the cancer has spread to his lungs and right side. His mother Mrs Wilhelm Klein says he is glad to have his life end before he is older when it would burden the family. His father works at a boring machine and the family has three other children Elizabeth Henry and Mary Louise.
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Louisville
Albert Klein
Albert
Wilhelm Klein
Elizabeth
Henry
Mary Louise
Plymouth Fury Debuts In Prestige Car Show
Plymouth introduced its 1957 Fury at a press preview, a 290 horsepower two door model with gold trim and a sport car feel yet suited for general use. It will be shown publicly at the National Automobile Show in New York Coliseum.
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New York
Plymouth Today
Coliseum
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
John P. Mansfield
Mansfield
FURY
Robert Anderson
New Mexico to Offer Engineers for Water Projects
Senator Dennis Chavez proposes New Mexico supply engineers to plan small federal aid water projects. He notes the Soil Conservation Service lacks enough engineering personnel and technicians to handle the planning workload.
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State
Washington
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
New Mexico
Soil Conservation Service
Chavez
Funeral Directors Seek Rule T Extension and Ethics Code
The New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association at its mid year conference in Albuquerque recommended placing funeral homes under the state Emergency Vehicle Act. The group adopted a code of ethics and set a two day spring convention for June in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn
Immigrants from Europe reshape Canada after census
Immigration from continental Europe gradually changes Canada’s makeup with about 300 000 immigrants arriving since the census, most from Europe.
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Europe
Canada
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National Art Gallery
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Abbe Girl
Hulman and Company
Terre Haute
NORGE
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Olean
Mammoth Refrigerator
Butter Bank
M&r Furniture
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