Religious ethics in business and labor urged for 1956
Leaders across business agriculture and unions forecast growing reliance on religious and ethical principles in daily work. The National Council of Churches survey notes progress yet calls for fuller practice and practical steps like workplace chaplains and ethical standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Council of Churches
Cola G. Parker
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Incit
America
Marshall Field Jr
Chicago Sun-Times
Darryl Zanuck
Ezra Taft Benson
R. W. McDowell
D-X Sunray Oil Co
Tulsa
Okla
McDowell
George Meany
Afl-Cio
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Widow of First NMMI Executive Presents Papers
Mrs. Julia Fitch Goss widow of Col Robert S Goss first NMMI superintendent presents from her collection of nearly 100 scrapbook clippings Her Boulder Colorado home hosts the project age eighty nine and still active in world events.
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NMMI
Julia Fitch Goss
New Mexico Military Institute
Col
Robert S. Goss
Roswell
Goss Military Institute
Goss
Colonel Goss
Julia Fitch
Albuquerque
Boulder
Colo
United States
Revenue Bureau Opens School For Collectors
Santa Fe reports the Revenue Bureau will hold training sessions this week for bureau employees to standardize collection procedures across 11 districts. Commissioner Mike M. Gallegos said the aim is consistent regulations and better, uniform tax collections.
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Santa FE
L—A
Bureau of Revenue
Mike M. Gallegos
Gallegos
Perons Old Girl Friend Turns Up Near Paraguay
Nelida Nelly Rivas, once described as Perons darling, surfaced near the Paraguayan border with her parents seeking a new home in Paraguay. Authorities had previously raided her Buenos Aires home finding cash and jewelry linked to Peron and Eva Peron, then reported Peron in exile. Nelly later vanished with unclear whereabouts.
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Buenos Aires
Agentina
Nelida
Nelly) Rivas
Juan D. Peron
Paraguay
Nelly
Peron
Eva
Colon
Panama
Artesia Library to Receive 54-Volume Great Books Set
Artesia public library will receive a 54 volume set of The Great Books of the Western World from the Old Dominion Foundation. The donation includes 443 works by 74 authors and cost the foundation two million dollars to publish. Delivery to Artesia is expected within two weeks.
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Artesia
Artesia Public Library
Old Dominion Foundation
United States
Artesia Library
Artesia High School to Name State Citizenship Candidate
Artesia faculty will choose a senior girl for the D A R Good Citizen award from three nominees Miss Marion Jo Welch Miss Betty Juarez and Miss Sandra Hubbard. The winner will face other counties in a written American history and government test with a $100 savings bond awarded to the state victor.
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Artesia
Artesia High School
D.A.R
Marion Jo Welch
Betty Juarez
Sandra Hubbard
Artesia High
Artesia Auction Supports March of Dimes Radio Drive
The Artesia 20-30 Club and the Beta Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will host a March of Dimes radio auction on KSVP Thursday. Club members will collect items for bidding and deliver purchases to winners, with donations by contact or drop-off at Earls Shoe Store. Call Sherwood 6-4359 or 6-4590. Auction starts Thursday at 7 pm and runs while bids last.
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Artesia
Beta Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Earls Shoe Store
RKO Budget Outlined For Eleven Films This Year
RKO Radio Pictures announced a budget of 2214 million dollars for eleven films to be produced in the first half of the year. The studio plans a return to full production after a prolonged lull.
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RKO
Hollywood
RKO Radio Pictures
State Police Run Sticker Check Near Roswell
State patrolmen conducted a spot check of licenses and brake light stickers at two Roswell area points. Cap. I. R. Funk said most drivers kept licenses and stickers up to date. Only about one or two percent of drivers were cited.
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Roswell
Cap. I. R. Funk
Local officers warn about expired or missing vehicle documents
A police captain announced spot checks will target brake and light stickers and valid licenses. He urged drivers earning a living in New Mexico to ensure out-of-state tags are valid or face citations.
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Capt. Funk
New Mexico
French Assembly Deadlocked Over Premier Post
The new French National Assembly faces a near deadlock as it prepares to convene with about 600 members. A Communist vote may be needed to form a government, with 151 Communist and fellow traveler deputies, 52 Poujade followers, and a fragmented 400 others complicating a stable majority. The center left led by Guy Mollet and Pierre Mendès-France could seek Communist votes if no other option arises.
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Paris
National Assembly
Pierre Poujade
Antitax
Guy Mollet
Pierre Mendes-France
New Mexico Texas Feed Growers To Talk In Senate
Harold LaFont and Frank Moore plan to present to the Senate Agriculture Committee on farm policy. Their proposal would withdraw 15 percent of each farmer's acreage from production annually with no payment, aiming for up to 90 percent parity price supports. They contrast their plan with Eisenhower admin proposals costing about a billion dollars yearly.
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New Mexico
Texas
Senate
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Harold LaFont
Plainview
Tex
Feed Growers Assn
Eisenhower
LaFont
Knowland predicts passage of aired natural gas bill
Senate Republican leader Knowland of California said the Senate will pass the House approved Natural Gas bill starting Monday. He will support it and expects backing from most of both parties though debate length is unclear. The measure would ease federal price controls at the wells while limiting pipelines from overpaying producers.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Font Advocates Taxpayer Friendly Plan Overhaul
Font told a reporter the plan would cost taxpayers less and be more workable over the long term. The remarks suggest a strategic shift aimed at efficiency and long run savings.
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Font
Fatal collision near Evansville injures rider and kills driver
A Warrick County farmer Victor E. Hillyard 71 was killed when his car was struck by a motorcycle. Marvin Fleener 20 Boonville suffered critical injuries after his cycle crashed through the left front door as Hillyard was thrown from the car. The motorcycle and rider ended up inside the car.
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Evansville
Ind
Warrick County
Victor E. Hillyard
High
Marvin Fleener
Boonville
Hillyard
New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Offered
New medical claim announces Bio-Dyne based Preparation H a non surgical cure for hemorrhoids. Reports describe pain relief and shrinkage in cases with statements that piles ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment with money back guarantee and patent status.
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New York, N. Y
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