American West Fatigued by Korean Deadlock and Social Reflections
Denver travel notes reflect Western fatigue with stalled Korean negotiations and demand for fresh solutions from parties and the State Department. The piece contrasts suburban space in New Mexico with close neighbors in cities, analyzes Indigenous peoples and soldiers, and notes Indians as steadfast warriors with a complex place in American life.
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Denver
New Curbstone
Korea
America
New Mexico
Brooklyn
Mexico
United States
Ea Western
Sam
Handley Class of 1932 plans 20th reunion
The Handley High School Class of 1932 organizes its 20th reunion with a planning meeting on Saturday night June 28 at 8 p m at Mrs. Robert Glaize’s home 420 Stonewall Avenue Winchester and vicinity members urged to attend to set the date and form committees.
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Handley High School
Winchester
Robert Glaize
Stonewall Avenue
Chestnut Grove Ladies Aid Picnic Plans
The Chestnut Grove Ladies Aid Society schedules its annual half day picnic and yard party for July 5. Several local residents including Mr. and Mrs Thomas Davis, Mr. and Mrs Andy Light, and families visited neighbors on Monday and Sunday evenings.
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Chestnut Grove
Ladies Aid Society of
Thomas Davis
Andy Light
Katherine Kaea
College Park Ma
Lula Seals
Irene Light
Howard Kelly
Charlies Kelly
Johnnie Light
Larry
Phyllis Light
John Kelly
Janie Flowers
Mary Russel
Lynn Kelly
Anton Kaes
Caesar and God clash over realms of power in Christian teaching
The text contrasts Caesar's claim to worldly authority with God's sovereignty. It notes Christians resist Caesar’s encroachment while honoring civil duties. Jesus is cited to render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and unto God what is God's, emphasizing lasting spiritual allegiance over worldly force.
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Caesar
Jesus
God
Students fete faculty with Be Kind to the Faculty Day
Montana State University students in Missoula wrapped up the year by distributing apples to all instructors and giving favors to professors in class amid a student humor society event.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana State University
Dollar Sales Rise for Japan Exports in May
Tokyo reports rising dollar revenue from exports outside the United States. May sales totaled 3.662 million dollars across 14 countries, with monthly dollar revenues ranging from 0.6 to 1 million dollars. Major exports include machinery, iron and steel, textiles, raw silk, and paper. South Africa bought 558 thousand dollars in textiles, and the Netherlands 648 thousand dollars in non ferrous metals and raw silk. Machinery and steel also reached Asian markets such as Thailand and Indonesia.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Netherlands
Thailand
Indonesia
30 000 Walnuts Planted at Rock Creek Lake Park
About 30 conservation minded residents coordinated the planting of 30 000 walnut trees around Rock Creek Lake State Park in Newton Iowa. The saplings should reach about two feet in height by next year providing shade and beauty on both east and west slopes.
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Newton, Ia
Rock Creek Lake
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