Japan's shift to global business aims and risks noted
Babson argues Japan seeks worldwide business expansion to avoid Chinese or Russian domination and U S conflict. He cites its spread to many regions, focus on cheaper goods, and potential moral drift, while noting Japanese religious views and leadership at Henry Cabot Lodge events.
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Babson Park
Mass
Japan
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Washington
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Vietnam
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Be Busy Sewing Club Met In Wilson Home
Be Busy Sewing Club met Monday at Mrs. M. H. Wilson’s home 212 Jewell. Pollyannas were exchanged and handwork was done. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Cain Coley Linyd Parks Smith Blackmon Hogan Martin Poe Millorn and the hostess. The next meeting will be September 28 at Mrs. Fred Poe’s home.
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Wilson
M. H. Wilson
Jewell
W. H. Cain
W. E. Coley
George Linyd
H. B. Parks
Nadeen Smith
L. B. Blackmon
M. H. Hogan
J. C. Martin
Fred Poe
Bill Millorn
Americans Use Large Weekly Food Container Totals
Each day of the week Americans use an average of 75 million tin or glass containers for food.
Mrs. E. H. Baker Celebrates 80th Birthday Sunday
Mrs. E. H. Baker was honored on her 80th birthday with a full day of activities arranged by her daughter Mrs. Jim Counts of Fort Worth. Relatives and friends called, shared meals, and sent cards and letters from California and Oregon, while the Sunday School class and church friends joined in the celebration.
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E. H. Baker
Jim Counts
Fort Worth
Joe Baker
Eula Burton
Frank Mitchell
Jim Edwards
C. E. Briley
Z. I. Hale
Louise Johnson
James Glenn
Lora Coupland
WAMU Circle Session At Pete Davis Home
The Lourette Templeton Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at 311 East Pierce Street, reviewing History of Woman's Missionary Union. Mrs. B. T. Gardner led the study as Mrs. W. S. Cooke presided, with prayers by Mrs. W. W. King and others participating including Mrs. W. R. Kennedy, Mrs. M. E. Baines, and Mrs. J. Tierce.
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Woman's Missionary Union
B. T. Gardner
Lounette Templeton
First Baptist Church
Pete Davis
East Pierce Street
W.S. Cooke
W. W. King
W. R. Kennedy
Cooke
M. E. Baines
Tierce
G. C. Davis
Bill Millorn
Nadeen Smith
Gleaners SS Class Meets at Bill Parish Home
The Gleaners Sunday School Class of Southside Baptist Church met Thursday at the Bill Parrish home for a monthly social. Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. John Smith. Present were Mrs. J. Grohman, Mrs. Everett Cockrell, Mrs. Bill Hill, Mrs. Pete Eoff, Mrs. John Smith, and hostess Mrs. Bill Parrish. Mrs. Parrish offered prayer at dismissal.
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Gleaners
Southside Baptist Church
Bill Parrish
John Smith
J. Grohman
Everett Cockrell
Bill Hill
Pete Eoff
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West Dale
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Bell Penner
Shofrer
Sepmvanel
Foremost
Foremost Dairies, Inc
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Ize
Nabisco
Yellow Rose
Double Frontier
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