Medicine Room Dream For Modern Homes
HAL BOYLE argues modern houses overflow with medicines and toiletries transforming homes into clinics. He recalls a simple bath cabinet and contrasts it with today's needs, urging a full dedicated space to store and organize medicines from vitamins to skin creams.
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New York
UPI
Overloaded independence and the rise of a global team
The piece argues that the United States cannot remain a lone wolf. Independence evolves as nations join a team of allies and institutions like NATO. While sacrificing some autonomy, America gains security and freedom through collective power and shared decisions with international partners.
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United States
America
Japan
Germany
NATO
Ohio to supervise charitable solicitations under new law
Ohio will require registration and disclosure for most charitable groups soliciting by mail or door to door. The county clerk of courts will provide lists of groups and spending details for donors, ending much questionable fundraising. Professional fund raisers also fall under the law, aiming to separate honest causes from devious solicitations.
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Ohio
Board of Trade
Athens
County Clerk of Courts Office
Stevenson Fails to Lead as Democratic Head in Congress
Outlining a mirror of the Dewey era, the article argues that Adlai Stevenson lacks real influence with a Democratic Congress. Rayburn and Johnson drive policy while Stevenson remains a figurehead. It notes his weaker speeches since 1952, his return to law, and his uncertain 1956 bid prospects.
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NEA
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tinois
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Congress
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Truman
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
House
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Taft
Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Rayburn
Rayburn and
Johnson
Eisenhower
Rayburn- Johnson
Zero Stevenson
Union
Miami Beach
McCarthy
U. S
Dems
Tobacco Cough Tied to Night Morning Bindings
Dr Crane explains Horace a 31 year old salesman with coughing fits after sleep and on waking. Tobacco irritates the windpipe causing mucus buildup that forms stalactite like drops. quitting smoking can calm the throat and improve health alongside risks to heart and cancer.
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George W. Crane
Horace
Water and health frame Dr Jordan on hydration and World Health Day
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses the body's water balance, losses from skin lungs urine and waste, and how dehydration arises from vomiting diarrhea sweating and high urine output. He notes World Health Day in Mexico promoting Clean Water Means Better Health and calls for greater water supply and cleanliness amid rising global population.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Mexico
World Health Organization
Stars Say Horoscope for Tomorrow by Estrellita
The column urges action and taking risks to learn what drives success, noting the evening rays bring generosity and emphasizing romance, family, and personal affairs. For tomorrow birthdays, hard work and budget revisions are advised with rewards likely later this year and early 1956, amid cautious notes for fix matters in August and October.
Death Has by Brett Halliday
Joe Agnew stays awake with a plan to run a discreet cab service built on trust and sixth sense after a night shift. A shadowing car trails him toward a night pickup on 148th Street as thoughts of a private eye and a potential reward swirl in his head.
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Irma
Joe
Joe Agnew
Biscayne Boulevard
Michael Shayne
Shayne
148Th Street
Ravenswood visits Charleston Chamber officials and bankers
Charleston Chamber of Commerce leaders including directors and past presidents meet Ravenswood town officials at the Community building. Kaiser Aluminum reps Ford Morrow and Robert Fitzgerald tour the plant site with local bankers and town leaders. The report notes luncheons, a Vesper Service, a Ravenswood pool schedule, a summer carnival plan, and social events around Ray Ritchie and Peggy Monroe's marriage.
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Ravenswood
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Charleston
Ford Morrow
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation
Robert Fitzgerald
F. P. Chambers
Jackson County Bank
Robert K. Park
Farmer Building and Loan Association
Ray E. Ritchie
Paul V. Stewart
Claymore Rowley
Walter J. Purdy
B. M. Chambers
Carmel Robinson
Circle 4
WSCS
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
R. E. Ritchie
Charles E. Hodges
Kaiser Aluminum
Radio Programs and Schedule Listings for Columbus Huntington and Cincinnati
Local radio lineup lists ABC WOCOL WSAZ NBC WBENS CBS WHKC WATH with 6:00 news and varied shows. It includes morning to late evening segments such as News Commentary, Son g programs, comedy dramas, and musical variety across stations in Columbus Huntington Cincinnati and Athens with multiple time slots and repeats.
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WOCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Cbs-Wbens
MBS
WHKC
KC Wath
Athens
Abe
Tenteabe
Ted Malone
Sardi's
Ted Steele
Pauline Frederick
Lopez
Mbe
Cbs
Mike and
Buff
Bruce Dan
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