Chocolate and Raw Vegetables Tied to Typhoid Rise
Iowa health officials cite chocolate and raw salad foods as possible causes of a Typhoid increase across five midwestern states. Dr Ralph Heeren notes 44 Iowa cases this year and similar rises in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and eastern Nebraska. Heeren says most patients reportedly ate chocolate recently while some did not, and investigations focus on raw foods to trace the source.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jon
Ireren
U.5
Kansas City
Chicago
Sega
New Interstate Road Locations Cited by Buckley
Lafayette Ind June Buckley chief engineer of the Automotive Safety Foundation told an eight week session for 49 college professors studying highway problems that up to a percent of interstate routes could be moved to new locations. He urged study of each route independently and noted some cities may be bypassed while others require routing through or near them.
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Lafayette
Ind
A. F. Buckley
Automotive Safety Foundation
Washington
Solin
Buckley
Jessential
British minister comments on Graham visit impact
The Rev elaud H. Presland of the New Church in England said Billy Graham's England visit had good but not lasting effect. Presland, in Laporte for the National Conference of the Church of New Jerusalem, called Graham impressive and said he prompted reflection that later faded. He noted Presland is Britain's representative at the conference, first in 20 years.
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Prestand
America
Robe Dedication At Island Chapel
Robe dedication will be held at Island Chapel in Ith and She Island Chireh with a 3p. service. Island Chapel Chorus performs, Children's Chorus, Men's Charity Choir, and Second Methodist Choir provide selections, Rev. J A Randolph presides, sermon by Rev. Parrish Bell, and congregational singing accompanies the robes dedication by the pastor.
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Island
Ith
Island Chapel Chorus
J. A. Randolph
0Vil Methodist Church
Methodist
Parrish Bell
Second Methodist Church
Tand! Chipel Chorus
Second Methodist
Interpreting The News By J. M. Roberts
A cryptic AP analysis discusses Soviet Russia becoming more tractable through internal and external pressures. Pines argues for possible relaxation of tensions and Western cooperation without risking allies. The piece questions whether disputes can be settled without war and notes a cautious path involving diplomacy, with remarks on U.S. and French perspectives.
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Pines
Dulles
Russia
France
Elise
Wuaniston
Atomic Merchant Ship Bill Passed
The Senate has passed a bill authorizing construction of an atom e powered merchant ship. The cost is estimated at 37 million dollars. The administration pushes for quick action as other nations plan to enter the field and the United States seeks prestige by being first. The legislation moves to conference with the House, which has passed a similar bill.
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Washington
Senate
Spiegel Furniture workers resume production after wage pause
In Shelbyville Indiana the Spiegel Furniture Co factory restarts with 12 of 75 employees back at work for a month without pay to help the business recover. William Spiegel the founder’s great grandson leads the move as the plant plans to hire 60 to 63 by July 1 with workers receiving preferred stock in lieu of wages for the first month of labor.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Spiegel Furniture Co
William 8. Spiegel
Charlotte Jones
Himes Attends Annual Fire Department Confab
Howard Milnes, assistant fire chief, attended the 15th annual fire department conference at the fire department drill school in Maingnolts, from Wednesday to Thursday.
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Howard Milnes
Instruetne
Fire Department
In- Maingnolts
Library Gift Of $20,000 Is Received
Anderson College receives 20000 from the National Women's Missionary Society for its Charles & Wilson Library fund bringing total women's gifts to 65000 as the 68th International Convention is held in the city. Announcement by Dr John A Morrison and Mrs E E Perry notes a Lilly Endowment grant of 50000 requires a match to proceed with library construction.
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Anderson College
Charles
Earlius
Missionary Society
Arthur Henning
J. R. Bailey
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