Eisenhower Wins Trade Battle Amid Polio Vaccine Caution
The Senate trade bill, harsher than the House version, signals strong presidential influence on tariffs while delaying quotas. President Eisenhower secures a three year extension of trade law and powers to cut tariffs. textile and chemical protections survive. Health authorities recheck Salk vaccine as polio vaccination proceeds, stressing cautious progression and lot by lot release. Jeremiad quotes from MacDonald and Lamartine close the piece.
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Senate
Senator Gore
Tennessee
U.S
Senecie
Public Health Service
Jonas Salk
Distribution plan for polio vaccine debated nationwide
Discussion focuses on fair access to polio shots for all children amid a looming vaccine shortage. Government plans, led by Mrs. Hobby, favor state distribution without federal control, while Congress and the White House consider emergency measures to ensure free protection for those unable to pay.
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James Maria Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Oveta Culp Hobby
Hobby
Eisenhower
National Foundation For
Congress
United States
James C. Hagerty
Quit or reelect: British MPs weigh pay against office
London Up Capt. Robert Ryder, a WWII hero and Victoria Cross recipient, quits the House of Commons due to financial strain. Many MPs face money worries as only a few have outside jobs. ministers earn high salaries but expenses erode take home pay. The May 26 general election will see about 40 MPs not seeking re election.
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Stanley Godfrey
Hal Boyle
London
Robert Ryder
House of Commons
Ryder
St. Nazaire
Britain
Tom Driberg
Her Majesty
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Congress
Churchill
Weminster
George Strauss
Beverley Baxter
Harold MacMillan
Laymen as Backbone of Morality and Ministry
Dr. George W. Crane argues laymen shaped early Christianity and continue to sustain church work. He cites Jesus, Paul, and the Gospel writers as laymen and notes lay-led groups like Scouts, YMCA, Red Cross, and service clubs drive community morality.
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George W. Crane
Hat T
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Hal
Jesus of Nazareth
Roddonus
David
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Law School
Medical and Dental College
Educaton
Scouts
YMCA
CYO
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Community Chest
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Exchange
Civitan
Optimist
Toastmaster's
Crane
Typ Seeacecns
Hemlock Grove Weekend Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Gary Midkiff of Huron hosted and visited relatives over a weekend. Lancaster guests were Brooks Folk and family with Dorsel Smith. Columbus and Racine attendees joined at various host homes including Jamey Smith Macy Euler and Golda. Additional visits included Riley, Hess, Omer Hess, Porter Midkiff, Bert Romine and son Gene, Silas Taylor and George Logan households. Donna Curtis of Columbus stayed with Sam Curtis. Zibe Midkiff and family were recently seen visiting.
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Eldred Hess
Rittman
Mes Omer Hess
Porter Midkitt
Sire
Bert Romine
Gene
Gary Midkiff
Huron
Silas Taylor
George Logan
Wilbur Midkift
Donna Curtis
Columbus
Sam Curtis
Zibe Midkiff
RV. Hellman
Bunker Hul
Ziba Midi
Horoscope for Stars FOF Tome Readers 1985 1986
The passage offers astrological guidance noting favorable evenings for new friendships and business contacts, with emphasis on opportunities in 1985 and prospects in 1986. It forecasts travel in July and September, rising prestige in September, and potential domestic stress in October and November. One child born on this day is described as reliable and meticulous.
Death of a Legend Abroad in Minnesota Bank Job
A dramatic recounting centers on Jesse James and his gang planning a big Minnesota bank heist. They recruit new members, secure capital, and execute a staged approach with an ambush waiting at the bank. Local suspense builds as a sheriff notes a possible Jesse James sighting and the gang returns for the final act.
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Jackson County
Kear- Cole
Jesse
Minnesota
Frank
Bob
Jim
Cole
Outlaw
Adair
Charlie Pitts
Bill Chad
Bill
Charlie
St Jess
Clay County
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Jesaw
Northfield
Mankato
First National Bank
Minnesota River
Simm
Anderson
Luscombe
Missouri
Jesse James
Earf
Milier_siding
Hem
Franc
Public Forum from Athens City Hall Notes Door Design
A reader from Athens cites a door that opens inward at Athens City Hall and questions whether a public building should have outward swinging doors citing an Ohio law. The letter mentions the Athens Fire Department and questions compliance. May 9.
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Ine Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Jet Bombers Sent To Japan by U S
The U S Air Force states B 26 jet bombers will be moved to Okinawa and other bases to relieve Japan of the burden of retaliatory bombing in case of war.
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Japan
U. S
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Okinawa
Breast nodules and early cancer signs from Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan notes lumps may appear at any age and most lumps are not cancer but any lump should be evaluated. Early treatment by surgical removal offers good recovery, and women should learn self examination with physician guidance. Cystic mastitis around menopause is common and requires careful assessment.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
American Cancer Society
Radio Programs Thursday May 12 Schedule Fragment
A garbled OCR list outlines a Thursday May 12 radio schedule with various programs and hosts such as Nogere-ave Jide Grewon Newama Detective, Dink Dertencab Crime Fighters, Morning News and Variety shows, and musical segments. Multiple time slots and show names appear incompletely, including Breakfast Club, Joyce Jordan, Break the Bank, Ted Steele Show, and Martin Block.
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Nogere
Jide Grewon
Newama
Newa & Guise
Aeronaaer
Renee Morginte
Bing Crosby
Gi Hotaton
Abe
Molly Oates
Jordan
Aternoon
Abe Usig
Ed Malone
Sarts
Ted Steele
Pauline Fresericuenbe
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