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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1956
Page
12
Rep Wayne L Hays of Ohio says he is about 90 percent inclined to run again but notes a remote chance he could seek the Democratic nomination for governor He spoke at a Kefauver supporters conference in Washington with newsmen yesterday.
A Chicago suburban widow named Sarah Connell was found near death from starvation in an unheated shack with nine dogs. She had been immobile for about ten days after a heavy box fell on her chest, leaving her unable to move or seek help.
Public service style notice encourages drivers to chew gum to reduce jitters and driving tension. It promotes staying alert and refreshed behind the wheel and claims chewing gum helps with strain, though the text trails off with incomplete product reference.
Dr Wilma Donahue told 5,000 Los Angeles County Medical Association members that the present generation does not think enough. She urged constant brain use to prevent brain cell atrophy and noted children today think less than their grandparents.
In Los Angeles an unnamed robber has held up market operator Max Linger three times using a 32 automatic pistol. He addressed Linger by first name and demanded cash, taking $53 this time, the same amount as in March and April, with no monkey business.
Ad copy endorses chewing gum during driving for refreshment and taste. Presents naturally refreshing and delicious experience. No specific brand or date given. Emphasizes suitability for motorists seeking quick palate refreshment.
A compact analysis of crossword like clues spanning language hints such as The or your profit heraldic ban air prefix and French wine liqueurs with terse notes on California learning in one’s own juice and other wordplay themes.
NEW YORK urgently reports a survey by Alfred McLung Lee of the National Committee on Fraternities in Education shows many fraternities select members by race religion and national origin whether openly or covertly. Dr Avard Fairbanks of the University of Utah and Brooklyn College chaired the NCFE survey and announced results amid plans for a beardless Lincoln statue in Chicago 1860 likeness.
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