Birth Control Gains Anglican Church Approval
At Lambeth conference bishops of the Anglican Communion approved birth control as a right and important factor in Christian family life when not motivated by selfishness. American Episcopal bishop Stephen Bayne led the committee. 300 bishops from 40 million Christians participated. Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher said the move legitimizes family planning by scientific means.
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London
Stephen Bayne
Olympia
Wash
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Notice to Creditors of Paul D Kern Estate
The Independent Executrix Minetta Kern publishes notice of the estate of Paul D Kern Deceased. Original Letters Testamentary granted August 25 1958 in Grayson County Texas Cause No 11784. Creditors must present claims within legal timeframe to Minetta Kern RF D 2 Sherman Texas.
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Sherman
Texas
Minetta Kern
Independent Executrix
Paul D Kern
Whitewright Sun
Farm Employers Must Pay Social Security on Workers
College Station farmers must pay social security taxes if they pay $150 or more to a laborer or hire a farm hand 20 days or more in a year. Wages, days worked, and employer withholdings are outlined, with records kept and an employer identification number required.
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College Station
Cliff Bates
Extension Farm Management
Bates
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Dinner guests outrun steaks as crash hits steer in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee Mrs Her schel Erwin sought more steaks for dinner after her market closed. On the return trip her car struck a 500 pound steer from a trailer that had wrecked nearby. The animal died in the crash.
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Nashville
Tenn
Herschel Erwin
Girls Shun Sack Dresses in Iowa State Fair 4-H
Iowa farm girls largely avoided sack dresses in the 4-H Club competition as the Iowa State Fair proceeds. Esther Whetsone, state 4-H leader, reports that contestants were discouraged from making sacks and judged accordingly.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Esther Whetstone
New Farm Plan Draws Mixed Feelings Amid Rushed Bill
The farm bill backed by Agri culture Secretary Benson faces mixed reactions from farmers while broad city and industry benefits are anticipated. It delays deep cuts in rice and cotton, extends wool subsidies, and allows overplanting with reduced price supports, signaling weaker farm influence but potential lower consumer prices. A separate note from Fort Worth Star-Tele gram recalls a Min eola juror excused for claustrophobia.
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Benson
Congress
Bells Firemen To Have Watermelon Supper Friday
The Bells Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a watermelon supper Friday night with a roped off street section. Ice cold watermelon on an eat all you want pay what you like basis. The event includes a dunking vat and pumper races by area fire departments.
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the Sun
Bells Volunteer Fire Department
Farewell to Miss Grace Wilson Longtime McKinney Chief Operator
Grace Wilson retired August 8 1958 after 40 years with the telephone company beginning in 1917. As Chief Operator she supervised long distance service in Whitewright and before retiring she was remembered for her customer first philosophy and friendship with callers. The notice also extols telephone travel help from planning trips to reservations.
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Grace Wilson
McKinney
Telephone Company
Wilson
Grace
Whitewright
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