Persians Skeptical of Russian Aims After Iran Visit
Miss Margaret Cowden, former Iran missionary, told Rotary Club members that most Iranians distrust Russia and that the Iranian government closed mission schools to target Russian schools. She described an English-speaking school for children of many nationalities and shared insights on Iranian life and attitudes.
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Margaret Cowded
Rotary Club
Sion
Iran
Peripatetic Czechs Sent Home by Bus
Fifty three Czechs who were brought to Frankfurt by airliners were on their way home by bus. At least 26 remained behind refusing to return. The group had landed unexpectedly last Friday after pilots diverted planes toward U S occupied Germany. The army had said 85 aboard, actual total 80 including one American. Two pilots fled Czechoslovakia to escape Communist restrictions and anti Catholic campaigns. both former wartime RAF fliers.
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State Department
Prague
Royal Air Force
Army fliers relate flights and deception over Prague area
The fliers said they often flew to foreign lands on airline missions and described drab pictures of western democracies painted by Communists at home. They claimed 15 adults knew when buying Prague tickets they would land in the U S zone of Germany. The decision to change the airline route was made Thursday in a Ruszne airport restaurant as officers were elected for the year.
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Germany
Ruszne
D. H. Christianson
Conesville
William Hendrickson
Richard A. Utter
Columbus Junction
Ray Priebe
B. O. Roundy
William F. Foster
Lyle Foster
Paul Foster
Chicago
Olive Todd
S Noland 91 Former Junction Man Dies At Home In Dalhart
S. Noland 91, Dalhart Tex., former Junction resident, died Feb. 22 at home. He was a longtime businessman and Sunday school superintendent. Survived by widow, three daughters and five sons. Family left here 42 years ago.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
S. W. Noland
Dalhart Tex
Noland
Methodist
Lenny Mize
Venice
Calif
Howard Stayton
Grand Junction
Colo
J. Perry Johnson
Chicago
Arthur
Blood Poverty Prompted Health Claim for CERTA VIN
Desire to boost energy and vitality leads readers to try CERTA VIN a medicine containing 12 herbs with vitamin B and iron. The ad claims faster digestion, less gas, energized blood, stronger nerves, and low daily cost from Pioneer Drug Store at 125 W. Washington in Washington.
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Washington
Pioneer Drug Store
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