World Communism Gains Amid Hungarian Crisis
The report argues Western nations fail to capitalize on the Hungarian crackdown as Communists extend influence in Southeast Asia. It cites John C. Cardwell’s testimony on education, media, and economic methods used by China and allies to infiltrate Cambodia, Thailand, Laos, and neighboring areas, detailing pro-Communist and anti-American media trends and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Union States
John C. Cardwell
Asia
House Un-American
Cardwell
Carewell
China
Lfe
Cambodia
Thailand
Laos
Hong Kong
Formosa
Hungary
Asi Asia
Hungars
USA
tYhe
United States
Kola
Caldwell
Red China
Red Technicans Army Tne
Communist Party
Motion Picwre
Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce
Singapore
Tivo
Labor Malaya
Chimere
Red
Site for New Pemiscot Health Center Chosen Adjacent to Memorial Hospital
Caruthersville Missouri March 26 state and federal agencies approve a site adjacent to Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital in Hayti for a new 3150 000 Pemiscot County health center W W Chism chairman of the centers board announced based on a communication from John D Paulus Jr director of the Bureau of Hospital Facilities Missouri Division of Health The plan follows a March 13 Kansas City view meeting with Crism Flora Wilke Dr S S Beecner and officials from the U S Public Health Service and Missouri Bureau of Hospital Facilities The federal government through the Hill Burton Act will contribute 150 000 with the rest funded by a local bond issue passed February 26 The board emphasized service to Pemiscot County as the key factor in site selection and noted state and federal agencies will have substantial say in the final location A board meeting is set for 2 3 p m Monday April 1 at the county courthouse with all interested parties invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital
Hayt
Pemiscot County Health Center
W. W. Chism
Centers Board of Trustees
Steele
Wardell
Kansas City
Crism
Flora Wilke
Board of Trustees
5S. B. Beecner
Pemiscot Health
New Centers
Pemiscot County
Mostly Out-of-Towners Take Driver's Test at Sikeston Armory
The Missouri State Highway Patrol held tests at the Sikeston Armory drawing mostly out-of-towners amid threatening weather. Of 49 examinees, 32 passed, 17 failed. Nine failed written or road sections. eight failed the written law exam. two failed road signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Sikeston Armory
Missouri
William Ruhl Jr
Crowder
Ernest Ray Riler
Blodzett, Willam
Laverle Morgan
Morehouse
Emma Jean Hurley
Bertrand
Billie Lee Marcus
Wanda Jane Allen
Matthews
John Henry Bollinger
Lutes
Dale Frederick Gerke
Matthews Sylvester Henry Woser
Claud Owen Watson
Gray Ridge
Winnie Sue Lackey
Starlon Henry Young
Essex
James Robert Reeder
Ida Brand Williams
Park Age
Dorothy Mae McConnell
David Rovert Hackett
Warne Ima Jean Mills
Gladys
William Wood Jones
Howard Dean Treiles
Carl Albert Vincent
Edward Dale Vanme
Bobby Jean Gilbert
Rt. 1
Siheston
Twex
Ethel Lee Walton
Canalou
Tommy Curts Clark
Oran
Former Oran Osteopath dies at Moulton Texas
Dr Jacoes Burt an osteopathic physician who ran a clinic in Oran three years ago died March 8 at his Moulton Texas home after a long illness. Funeral services were at the Catholic Church with burial in Moulton. He leaves his wife Miss Fileen Colvin of Cape Girardeau and five children at home plus his Jamestown New York parents and other relatives. Born June 5 1919 in Jamestown he was married July 5 1951.
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Daniel Burt
Ithica
Cinda Burt
Rebecca
Timothy
Mark
Moulton
W. D. Burt
Jamestown
N. Y
P. C. Fuller
Darian
Darian, Conn., and His Grandmother, Mrs Herman Hibler of Orleans, NY. Dr. Burt
Jamestown, N. Y
Farm labor wage bill stirs Washington hearings and debate
In Washington, debate over extending the 40 hour week and 81 cent minimum wage to farm workers gains traction as hearings begin in Senate and House labor committees. Proponents cite equal treatment for farm labor, while farm groups warn of higher costs, regulatory burdens, and disrupted operations amid ongoing testimony and forecasts.
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Congress
Emery Sen
Warne Morse
Oregon
Senate
Howee
Sttone
Farm Bureau
Bureau
National Grange
Morehouse Social News Highlights Local Visits
Desota Missouri residents Mr and Mrs Elmer Payne and son visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lon Payne over the weekend. Numerous local families hosted guests and auxiliary meetings filled the week with songs prayers and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Payne
Desota
Lon Payne
Joe Beck
Clyde Babb
Karan and
Stevie
Dexter
J. D. Brown
W. C. Hanback
Auxiary
Fred Laminack
First Baptist Church
Publishing House Today
Amarylis Bohannon
Carolyn Wrrneck
Our Missionaries
Mrs. Lindrich
Marjorie Rodgers
Mrs. Davis
Judy
Larry Howell
Cape Girardeau
Maude Stewart
Diehlstadt News Highlights Local Social Events
Diehlstadt residents hosted visitors from Cape Girardeau Charleston and Ben ton with dinners guest lists and a Bridge Club gathering. A Spring Revival begins March 31 at Diehlstadt Baptist with Rev Dennis Hale preaching every evening at 7 30. The Study Club staged a production featuring musical numbers fashion shows and elaborate scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sanders
Albert Stone
Cape Girardeau
Tom Cooper
Coopers
Cooper
Sanders
Stone
Coover
Mass Circle
Welch
Mehlsiadv
Thebistadt
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Hale
Morley School News Highlights Band Festival and Honors
Morley notes third quarter progression and graduation notices as the Band Festival at Sikeston looms. School banquet honored basketball players pep squad and Coach Stephenson at Rustic Rock. The play Bolts and Nuts heads to April 18 gate. Shorthand and typing classes report certificates and study themes. Music contest at Cape Girardeau featured glee club and clarinet quartet with ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Morley-Vancuser
Stephenson
Rustic Rock
Globe Theater
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ardelia Andrews
GAT
Gregg Publishing Company
Morley
Cape Girardeau
Tiruomba
Deloris Varnon
Charlotte Grissom
Brenda Grissom
Brenda Mayfield
Exversone
Legion Membership Drive Is Successful
Hank Swaala, Legion commander, announced the recent drive exceeded the quota with 38 memberships turned over by Past Department Commander Harry C. Blanton. Ken Cruse, formerly of Cave Girardeau, aided dedication of the Department of Mussoon Home at Jefferson City, earning Henry Melorum Post No. 1114 inscription on a permanent plaque. The commander thanked all Legionnaires and notes a March 28 meeting with Cotton Carnival plans. In Dexter, Missouri Herman J. Steuver, 39, died when his clothing was caught in a combine drive shaft on his farm, leaving five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Blanton
Io Department
Ken Cruse
Cave Girardeau
Department of Mussoon
Jefferson City
Dexter
Herman J. Steuver
Steuver
Charleston Style Show Draws Big Weekend Audience
A capacity crowd filled the Charleston high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday for the tenth annual Among Our Souvenirs style show. Junior Study Club presented spring fashions from Buckner Ragsdale Company and Friedman's with jewelry from Saliba's and Ellis'. Skits and songs between outfits added lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Study Club of Charleston
Buckner Ragsdale Company
Friedman's
Saliba’s
Ellis
Bunker Silos Offer Economical Farm Storage Solutions
New bunker silos present a low cost fast building option for farmers this year. They require no excavation and allow high silage yield per dollar, with walls of concrete or lumber and treated wood to prevent rot. Builders advise sturdy side walls, outward slope, and professional erection by pole-building contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Colleges
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Hac
Columbia, Mo
George S. Benson
National Education Program
Newspapern Pro-Red
Memorial Hospital
Hayti
Sie
Femscot County
Chism
Kirksville
Psu Sipura Alpha National Osteopathic Scholasty Societn
Mirs
Euel Colvin
St. Lews
Francis Mooney
Houston
Texas
Washington
Morehouse News
Marshall Ralph Sunbeam
Marie Neal
Betty Cook
Jesus
A. C. Davis
Airs
Clyde Gregoryr
Earl Gregory
Randles, Mo
Chde Gregory
Charley Sturzeon
Tobe Mannich
Lottie Towery
Frank Marshall
Joe Baker
Idalia
Tobe Runich
Bill Dillon
Tobe Munich
T. F. Jackson
Charles Rauch
H. L. Jackson
Jonesboro
Ark
Virgil Owings
Betty Cornell
Memphis
James Cornell
State College At
Jack Harrison Brown
John Hughes
Stanhli
Jack Hughes
Jack Brown
State College
Cape Girardeau Sundar
Harris
John Daniels
John Marin
John II
New Orleans
Lester Cradye
New Madrid
Woodrow Lacy
Baby
Joe Lacy
Eugie Bohannon
Herbert Bohannon
Fort Leonard Wood
Johnny Bohannon
Flint
Mich
Joann Jackson
Barnes Hospital
Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Anna
Cairo
Ill
Poplar Bluff
Doniphan
B. J. Burrow
Lewisburg
Tenn
T. F_ Jackson
S. A. Jackson
Joe Burrow
T. F._ Jackson
Pat
Lloyd Jackson
Linda
Regina
Leslee Frazier
Pete Henning
Alice Farris
Thames Jackson
Jon
Joe
Francis Jackson
Joe Buggon
Teno
Alton Clark
East Prairie
L. B. Clark
M. A. Massey
Lilbourn
W. H. Dylan
Ann
Douglas Hammock
Lst
Major
Weldon Woodward
Japan
Dorsex
Seth Munich
Charles Allemont
C. G. King
Portland
Ore
Mgr
Dever Savage
C.T. Clarence Savage
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
David Savage
Janice
Morriston
R. C. Savage
R C. Savage
Amaryllis
Donna Bohannon
T. A. McKain
Kennett
Sanford Hamilton
Pearl Hamilton
Diehlstadt
Mur
Henry Hurt
Paul Norman
E. H. Cadwallader
Charles McGints
Annie McAdoo
Bridges
Allan McClanahan
Ollie Barkpatrick
Lusk
James Badgett
Charleston
Regina Latimore
A. A. Gaffie
Dennis Hale
Diehlistadit
Bull Calhoun
Cle Walker
Tony Pinkerton
Handy Moore
Joe Ellis, Jr
Charles Bock
Harry Warren, Jr
Mr. Sullivan
Elvis Presler
Study Club
Dior
Adrian
Buck Farmer
Morley News
Morley School News
Gregg
Marv Sue
Varnon
Marx Sue Varnon
Nadine Boa
Reva Hudson
Helen Lincoln
Carolyn Frey
Legion
Hank Swaala
Charleston News
Pvase
F.O
Township
Fletcher-Zimmer Lumber Co
East Prairie, MO
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