Norway Struggles Over Socialism Amid Prosperity
Dear Dr. Benson surveys Oslo and finds a booming surface economy hiding a political clash. Three Norwegian leaders warn that Socialism tightens control of industry and banks, risking freedom. The writer notes optimism from some conservatives and urges Norway toward self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Dr. Benson
Osio
Stockholm
Sweden
A. P. Oseberg
Noreen Employers Association
Trade Union Congress
Terje Kokaas
Federation of Norwegian Commercial Associations
U.S. A
Ediv Due
Christiania Bank Og Kreditkasse
Arne Skaug
Mary’s promise grows with education for local youth
A plea to bolster schooling locally invites neighbors to join in conferences on education and to request a free booklet from Better Schools at 93 E.40th St New York 16 NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
E.40th St
New York
N.Y
This Week With Cheten Davidson News Notes
This column offers quick notes on Washington reporting across more than 650 newspapers and millions of readers. It highlights the press freedom in Washington, the large federal publicity effort, and reminders of the upcoming American Legion Cotton Carnival events and carnival preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Agriculture Department
Department
W. W
Burley” Chism
Ca- Tutbersville
American Legion
M. C
Hank Schiala
Hank
The Newsman and Government Secrecy Practices
A brief look at how reporters chase facts in Washington, the tension with publicity staffs, and the ethics of leaks. It emphasizes never violating confidential sources and always proving information, or risking losing NEWS Source status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congratulatory Letter From U S Chamber Official
Sikeston of C. received a warm note from George E. Morrison Tulsa district manager for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States praising and hosting the recent Area Conference. The letter thanked Sikeston and the organizers for a superb Business Agriculture Conference and called the Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Missouri series particularly strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “M. Beaign
Chamber of Commerce
George E. Morrison
Tulsa
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nature
Peordie
Boy with three polio shots contracts infantile paralysis in Missouri
Neal Finley, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Finley near Charleston, is in isolation at St. Francis Hospital after contracting infantile paralysis despite having completed the three-shot polio series. This marks the fifth southeast Missouri polio case this year. prior cases had some vaccine exposure but no paralysis. Through August 1956, Missouri reported 2 polio cases in 1955 and 28 in 1954.
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Missouri
Cape Country
National Foundation For
Neal Finley
Clifford Finley
Charleston
St. Francis Hospital
Southeast Missouri youths tour Delta and Pine Land farm
Four Southeast Missouri contest winners sponsored by Missouri Cotton Producers Association toured the Delta and Pine Land Farm at Scooba, Mississippi. They studied seed planting methods and a new smooth leaf cotton seed set to hit the market next year. Participants included Lymall Smith, Lilbourne, Carl Watkins, Harold Butler, and Jimmy Noonan, with Ronnie F. Greenwell coordinating.
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Hayti
Missouri
Missouri Cotton Producers Association
Delta
Scom
Miss
Ghown
Lymal Smith
Lilbourn
Carl Watkins
Braggadocio
Harold Butler
Gideon
Jimmy Noonan
Senath
Mississippi
Ronnie F. Greenwell
Greenwell
Ronnie Whitfield
J. R. Johnson
Anniston High School Sets Enrollment Record
Anniston High School reports a new enrollment record with 229 pupils, 16 more than last year, and projected 240 by year end. Elementary enrollment totals 386, bringing the district total to 615 as a major building program unfolds including a new industrial arts building and remodeling efforts across Henson School and main facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Luther R. Smith
Henson
Anniston Society
Ruth Blackwell
Bob Gaines
James Mercer
James Vincent
Dale Webb
Lamont “White
Lorene Allen
Ralph Burns
Althea Dodson
C. C. Haraway
Mary Hawkins
Kathryn Potter
Ena Rives
Mabel Smith
Betty Sorrelis
Mary Watson
Sikeston Guardsmen Return Home After Camp Ripley Training
Sixty nine members of Sikeston National Guard arrived home after a two week encampment at Camp Ripley Minnesota. The convoy with six local company trucks reached Sikeston about noon Monday after departing Friday. Troops trained in basic tactics hand grenades and land mines with cool weather and good meals. Despite hard hours, soldiers enjoyed cap outings theater boxing softball and PX visits. A stock car race near Mt Pleasant Iowa caused a near miss as a car hit the fence while drivers dodged guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston National Guard
Camp Ripley
Lillie Bass
Minn
Minnesota
Ofiers
Iprey
Mt Pleasant
Iowa
Rotary Club Receives Miss Universe Contest Details
Judy Murback of Missouri gave Rotary Club members and guests a first hand account of the Miss Universe contest held in Long Beach California. She described the fairness of the event and showcased gifts from contestants including a Japan scarf a Ecuador flag and an Alaska totem pole. The talk highlighted international friendships and the experience of contestants with chaperones and cultural displays. Four new members were announced for induction at the Sept 3 meeting and members were urged to attend the VFW Memorial Stadium ball game that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Alcorn
C. D. Alcorn
Denny
Security Federal Savings and Loan Co
Florence Hendley
Papaz Alcorn
Long Beach
Calif
Judy Murbach
Missouri
Dunn Hotel
Rotary Clube
Miss Murback
Bill Denion
United States
Japan
Ecuador
Alaska
South America
California
England
Florida
Homer Stallings
VFW
Mrs Goetz’s Father Dies in Illinois
Funeral services were held Sunday in Chatham Illinois for H H Fry father of Mrs Neil Goetz of Sikeston Missouri Fry died Friday evening in a Springfield hospital after a lengthy illness Mrs Goetz and her daughter Joan had kept vigil at his bedside for weeks Relatives from Sikeston attended the rites
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Ill
H. H. Fry
Neil Goetz
Sikeston
Fry
Springfield
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Scott County
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