Ballard Progress Party Hosts Social and Notices
A Ballard Progress Party mixer hosted by the Reef Society opened with couples invited and fifty seven attending. Community singing followed at Azel Seeley’s, then meals at Wilmag Parrish and Lee Ellis homes. Officers for Relief Society were named with Dorothy Kettle presiding. Visitors included Mrs Ellen Dean from Salt Lake City, several local families, and BYU student Darrell McMullin. Hullinger enrolled at BYU as a freshman and stake conference attendance was noted.
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Reef Society
Near Waa
Azel Seeley
Wilmag Parrish
Lee Ellis
Gusher
Relief Society
Dorothy Kettle
Bartrice Lundberg
Vionne Parrish
Carol Betts
Myrtle Winn
Ivor«eeley
Lois Cook
Eunice Cook
Dilon Gracken
Ellen Dean
Salt Lake City
Warry
Morley
Kay Arnold
Reed Birchell
Straussle Birchell
Karl Shisler
HE Womack
Roosevelt Hospital
Xrle Stella
L A Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
John J. Cook
Anderson
Cook
Eva
Essie Sprouse
Kenneth Sprouses
Jack Alfreds
Russel Todds
George Ross
Vernal
Earl Winn
Winn
Jesse Butcher
Edith Gillespie
Loma
Cole
Darrell Mc-Mullin
Baby
Pro
David Lundberg
David
USA
Earl Winns
Trene Laindberg
Ernest Knowles
Neola
Leland Angus
Harold Timothy
Brigham City
Craig Harmaton
Lloyd Ross
Ross
Willis Nackford
Sharon
Baldwin Park
Jesse Hullinger
Avalon
Spencer Squire
Carl Johnson
Alterra Jr High
Todd School
Elaine
Logan
Angus
Glen Lambert
Craig Harnston
Gary Gardner
Mary
Red mill in Washington criticizes press freedom abuse
In Washington Clinton Davidson condemns a Soviet propaganda effort aimed at influencing U.S. officials and the public. He notes a large Russian press operation near the White House, funded by rubles, that bypasses U.S. libel restraints while using the American press freedom to push communism.
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Washington
St N W
Moscow
Voice of America
US State Department
Red Mill
White House
Propagandist Feature From Moscow Lines on Stevenson Visit
A mimeographed embassy release praises peace and friendship, portraying Adlai Stevenson as moved by the friendly attitude of Soviet people and suggesting a strong pro Soviet line. The document omits Stevenson’s private reflections, which reportedly differed from the published impressions.
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Moscow
Kreimlly
America
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
VBA
Prussia
Releage
Soviet Union
Tussinaly
Stevenson
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Progress Party
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Judy
Rose Mary
David Arnolds
Reds
Hullinger
Hoaslevelt
Pontiac Motor Division
Blue Mountain
Ashley Valley
Clinton Davidson
Davidson Red Mill
Cherios
Winnfrs Safeway
Mre
R. D. Sanford
Ariel Olsen
Safeway
Esat
Canes
Bol
Ole
van Lee Chere
Velveeta Cppeé
Lefeal
Terge
Solissien
Cudahay
Purlian
the of Industry
Ashton Bros, CO
Ashton Supply CO
Cameron Iron Works
Baroid Distributors
al Treteano
Nosalan
Piesa
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