30th annual Madison County 4-H Fair opens at Beulah Park
The Alexandria Kiwanis Club and Madison County Agricultural Extension Office sponsor the 30th 4-H Club Fair at Beulah Park Alexandria. The fair showcases 4-H projects and civic efforts across Madison County drawing thousands of visitors and participants.
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Walter F. George Remembered as Firm Public Servant and Foreign Advocate
Former Georgia senator Walter F. George, who served in the U.S. Senate for more than 30 years, is remembered for steadfast convictions and nonpartisan leadership on Finance and Foreign Relations. His opposition to New Deal policies and later service to NATO under Eisenhower highlighted a career marked by public trust and broad bipartisan esteem.
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U.S. Steel
Utilities Rural Electrification
David Hamil
Soviet plot alleged in murders of anti Communist leaders
Washington debates a claimed Kremlin directed chain of assassinations linking Guatemala Panama Nicaragua and the Philippines. Observers warn the Soviet murder plot may target future anti Communist leaders and that free nations must stay vigilant against renewed terror tactics.
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Tiny Shadows and Batlife in a Hollow Tree
In a hollow old tree wood borers and fungi left only a shell. A flashlight reveals sleeping bats head down, then a baby bat clings to its mother as the mother leads the night hunt. The young bat learns by close following, zigging and zagging through the evening air.
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Tito Khrushchev Entente Faces Tougher World Socialist Appeal
J M Roberts analyzes how Tito again backs Khrushchev's campaign to win Socialists, signaling a renewed push for cooperation between Communist and Socialist parties. He notes prior meetings, Hungary's 1956 crackdown, and the memory of Red Army brutality shaping leftist reactions.
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Hoffa Defense Mix Reaches Hot Springs and Los Angeles
Washington column claims Hoffa used a wide defense network including Michigan attorney George Fitzgerald who hired Arkansas State Sen. Q Byrum Hurst in Hot Springs and a Los Angeles based Negro attorney Mrs Martha M Jefferson. The piece notes Hurst’s ties to Burnita Shelton Matthews and claims other acts aimed at jurors during the bribery trial.
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Joe Louis
Chicago
Eisenhower eyes firings and new REA appointees this summer
Drew Pearson predicts a White House shake up with Congress adjournment as Hamil faces dismissal for liberal stance on rural electric co ops. Miles Horst of Pennsylvania tipped as new REA chief backing private utilities. The piece also notes political figures Dan Flood Joe Martin Charlie Halleck and aides Milne and Nolph.
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Cancer survivors face risk of a second unrelated cancer
A medical observation notes that about one in a hundred cancer survivors will develop a second cancer not related to the first. The statement highlights ongoing vigilance needed after recovery.
Another Answer Session on Dental Health Myths
A reader questions claims about toothbrush use and sweets preventing decay. Dr. Bunting and the columnist argue nutrition and overall health matter more than brushing alone, noting exceptions and suggesting practical habits like washing with soap and water and maintaining a balanced diet. A note on Wheat to Eat pamphlet promotes whole wheat benefits and mills for grinding at home. A reader asks about husband presence at birth. response says hospital rules vary and doubt is cast on rigid boards.
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Tristan da Conha
Russell W. Bunting
University of Michigan School of Dentristy
Board of Health
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Controversy Over Husband Present at Childbirth
A reader argues that some hospitals hide policy motives behind restricting husbands in delivery rooms. They claim many doctors support keeping the husband out and delaying births, while others allow or encourage husband presence. The writer urges medical societies to promote patient centered birth practices and natural childbirth.
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Board of Health
County Medical Society
Health letters to Dr Brady seek stamped self addressed envelopes
Reader letters on personal health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Owing to the high volume only a few letters can be answered here. Address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Cali.
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Alcohol and Inertia in Highway Deaths and Injuries
The piece argues alcohol and driver inertia cause high highway tolls, citing 40,000 annual deaths and about 2,000,000 injuries. It recounts a college coed left permanently feebleminded after a crash and warns against treating drunken drivers lightly.
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Crane
Chicagoland
John Barleycorn
Narrow bridges blamed for crashes prompt upgrade call
Dr. George W. Crane argues that archaic highways with narrow two way bridges cause frequent wrecks on Route 41 near Chicago. He cites multiple fatalities and urges widening by installing steel rails and raising the roadbed, claiming swift, low-cost life savings.
Tiberius The Resentful Caesar Review
WG Rogers reviews Gregorio Marañón’s TIBERIUS THE RESENTFUL CAESAR. Marañón portrays Tiberius as a capable general and administrator, ruled by ruthless, merciless reasons, and shaped by court intrigue and suppression. The essayish work is praised for its fascination despite uneven unity.
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Sores
Tiberius
Folklore Echos and Wit Across the Ages
A collection of age old maxims and quips ranging from naturalist imagery to jokes. Notable lines include a vivid insect metaphor about lily lodging a rosy bed and a Denver bull anecdote about a man who tames a 700 pound charge with a parking meter. Also a proverb on misfortune and time.
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Stay One More Round Fight Faith Message
A motivational religious note urges perseverance in a boxing bout metaphor. It praises genuine self faith and readiness, notes a bruised eye and bleeding nose from a hard clash, and declares that quitting will lead to being whipped. The message urges staying the course and finishing strong.
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