First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Shows Improvement
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower is coming along quite well after acute asthmatic bronchitis and is not yet cleared to attend the West Point reunion or the Far East trip. She entered Walter Reed Tuesday and may remain hospitalized over the weekend. President Eisenhower visited her after golf and a White House physician said recovery is progressing.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
West Point
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Far East
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Burning Tree Club
Cars Used in Work Likely Majority of Private Fleet
About three of four private automobiles in the United States are used wholly or in part in the earning of a living. The figure reflects how many households rely on cars for employment and business needs.
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U. S
St John s Hospital Names H D Dawson President of Board
H D Dawson former Delco Remy division general manager and now retired was elected president of St John s Hospital board. William Schofield chamber president was named vice president and Ray Weiler merchant was secretary of the advisory board. The group adopted its constitution and by laws and set terms of one two and three years. A report on contracts for a new steam plant addition was given. The next meeting will be held shortly after Labor Day.
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H. D. Dawson
Delco-Remy
William Schofield
Chamber of Commerce
Anaconda
Ray Weiler
Asew
St. John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital
Madonna Hall
St. John’s
J. Wilson Barber
John M. Chaille
Elmo Funk
John FE. Hodson
Charles R. Humphrey
Vincent Kelley
Robert H. Reardon
Wilbur S. Roby
Herman J. St
Cuban airmen in Havana arrested on anti government suspicions
UPI reports an undetermined number of Cuban airmen possibly up to five detained since Friday for investigation on anti-government activity. At least twelve are said to be pilots. Concurrently four men and a woman were arrested by army intelligence on charges of belonging to the Western anti Communist organization.
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Havana
UPI
Army
Hercules Powder Wins Army Contract for Radford Plant
Hercules Powder Co. announced a nine million two hundred thirty eight thousand four hundred fifty four dollar Army contract for continued production and plant maintenance at the Radford Virginia arsenal in cooperation with Wilmington based offices.
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ARMY
Wilmington, del
UPI
Hercules Powder Co
Radford, Va
Clarence R. McNabb Enters Indiana Supreme Court Race
INDIANAPOLIS AP Clarence R. McNabb of Fort Wayne a former Allen County judge announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Indiana Supreme Court judge. He carries endorsements from the Allen County and 4th District Democratic committees. The race features the fourth judicial district seat held by Judge Harold F E Achor of Anderson.
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Indianapolis
Clarence R. McNabb
Fort Wayne
Allen
Centennial Date Marks New Zealand Governance Anniversary
New Zealand observed the 100th anniversary of constitutional government eight years earlier in June 1952, marking a centennial milestone in its political history.
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New Zealand
How to remove blood stains and brighten black fabrics
The guide advises cold water rinses to start stain removal and a subsequent wash with warm water and soap. For persistent marks, cold water with salt can help, and a starch paste left to dry can lift stains. To improve black fabric appearance, rinse silk cotton or wool in deep blueing water for richer color.
Points for Parents Mother Advice on Housework Involvement
The article notes that when school ends, children should wash dishes, tidy rooms, and contribute more to household chores. It argues allowing children a voice in decisions about their duties leads to more willing acceptance of tasks.
Miss Barron Honored At Pantry Shower Before June Wedding
Miss Marcia Barron was guest of honor at a pantry shower hosted by Mesdames Lester Lowry Vern Petry George Taggart and Russell Johnston at the Taggart residence on West Eighth. Invitations were written on paper grocery sacks and decorated. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Jack Samuels Frank Phelps and Paul Bickel. A style show by Dorothy Blevins featured a round the clock joggery for a bride. Refreshments on a red and white check table. The bride elect and her mother Mrs Milford Barron received corsages. Invited guests included many named friends and relatives. Miss Barron becomes the bride of Richard Ames on June 19.
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Mesdames Lester Lowry
Vern Petry
George Taggart
Russell Johnston
Taggart
West Eighth St
Jack Samuels
Frank Phelps
Paul Bickel
Dorothy Blevins
Milford Barron
Miss Barron
Mesdames
James Johnson
John Warner
L. R. Kemp
Ira Strock
Max Casey
Frank Woschitz
Harold Stagg
Harold Achor
Russell
Anderson Women's Groups Plan Various Local Meetings
Friday events include HSCT Club at Ferris Cafeteria at 7 30 p m Visiting Nurse Board at the YWCA 10 a m Service Class at First Baptist at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs W B Brumfield with co hosts Mrs Hazel Keesling and Mrs Bess Graham Rebekah Lodge District 25 meets with Naomi Lodge 3 in Muncie at 1 30 p m district deputy president Mrs Mary Starr presiding Instructor Mrs Helen Scholey of Indianapolis Rebekah Assembly president Ivy Lodge 381 of Anderson to conduct memorial services from Bulletin Herald Classifieds
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First Baptist
W. B. Brumfield
E. 9Th St
Hazel Keesling
Bess Graham
Rebekah Lodge
Naomi Lodge
Muncie
Mary Starr
Helen Scholey
Indianapolis
Rebekah Assembly
Ivy Lodge 381
Anderson
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