Labor defeats in Empire elections studied by Maine senator
U S Senator Margaret Chase Smith analyzes New Zealand and Australia voting patterns. She notes voters favored change in leadership but retained welfare programs, suggesting outs can win without abandoning social policy. Housewives' reactions and taxation concerns shaped results, with possible implications for England and the United States.
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United Features
Another Mormon Expelled From Prague Mission
Prague reports another Mormon missionary expelled as the Czech government bars foreign church workers. Mission president Wallace Toronto says twelve missionaries have been ordered out in six months with the state citing threats to peace and security.
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Mormon Mission
Toronto
Movie Actor Bound In Diana Barrymore Apartment Heist
Two men bound and gagged film actor Robert Wilcox in Diana Barrymore’s duplex, escaping with a mink coat and $50 in silver. They forced entry at 10 a.m., left flowers, then fled after tucking Wilcox’s hands and feet with stockings and taping his mouth. Barrymore, hospitalized for a fall, has been linked romantically to Wilcox.
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Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Roosevelt Hospital
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Alex Orr
Barrymore
John Howard
Bramwell Fletcher
Steel prices rise as major firms join U S Steel
The parade toward higher steel prices grows with Republic Steel of Cleveland and Armco Steel of Middletown joining U S Steel. Republic said it will lift prices by about four percent, roughly four dollars per ton.
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Wildcats 4-H Club Formed in Sunnyside
A new 4 H agricultural club named the Wildcats has been organized at Sunnyside led by John Calvin and Alfred Austin. Fifteen members including one girl enrolled to date with Virgil Taylor as president and Richard Hough as vice president. Officers include Sidney Peel secretary treasurer Herman Peck reporter. Projects cover poultry rabbits and pigeons. A Christmas party is set for 7 30 p m next Wednesday and a field day trip for 9 30 a m January 17. Oscar Peterson presented a movie If a Hen Could Talk.
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Alvin Allen
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Alfred Austin
Virgil Taylor
Richard Hough
Sidney Peel
Hermen Peck
Oscar Peterson
Peterson Feed & Supply Co
Sonia Mae Geeting
Tanque Verde 4H Insect Club Reports Tests and Leaders
The Tanque Verde 4H Boy's Insect Club met at Tanque Verde school with 12 members present. Mrs. Margaret Schreiber led written tests on insect lore, awarding five points per correct answer. Leading in points are Roy Compos, 725, Paul Schreiber, 37, and Rafael Espinosa, 661. By Paul Schreiber.
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Tanque Verde
Tanque Verde School
Margaret Schreiber
Roy Compos
Paul Schreiber
Rafael Espinosa
Flowing Wells 4H Livestock Club Members Plan Event
Members of the Flowing Wells 4H Livestock club will have a meeting to discuss upcoming projects and community activities. Leaders will outline club goals, schedule, and responsibilities for the year.
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Flowing Wells 4H Livestock Club
Phoenix Junk Dealer Sentenced for Hubcap Scheme
William S. McKinzie, 61, of Phoenix, was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of minors for encouraging two boys to steal hubcaps. A jury found he bought the hubcaps for 25 cents each and he faces sentencing tomorrow by Superior Judge Thomas J. Croaff.
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Phoenix
William S. McKinzie
Thomas J. Croaff
Indians Needs With Garvey Discussed By Officials
UP John R. Nichols, commissioner of the bureau of Indian affairs, planned talks with Gov Dan Garvey on Indian affairs in the state. He attended a meeting of agency superintendents from Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah to improve living standards and assimilation prospects in the Southwest. Nichols cited Papago poverty and tuberculosis at Sells, noting life expectancy near 17 years, plus unemployment, schooling, and road deficiencies needing action.
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Sells
Unripe gold and the myth of platinum in Inca streams
In the Andes during Spanish conquest the Indians dismissed platinum as unworthy metal calling it unripe gold and throwing it back into rivers to ripen. The tale highlights early European misperceptions about platinum.
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Modern pins made of wire emerge in France and Germany
A brief note states that modern pins fashioned from wire were first produced in France and Germany, marking an early industrial development in European manufacturing.
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