Humane Slaughter Bill Aims for Humane Methods in U S
In a New York Times editorial, the paper endorses H R 8308 advancing from the House to set national policy for humane slaughter. It urges passage without delay and supports a companion humane trapping bill S 2489 to end fur-bearing animal suffering.
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House Committee On Agriculture
House
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Ellender
Louisiana
The
New York Times
Leadership and power in the United States highlighted
A critical passage argues that presidential power and globalism threaten democracy. It questions government spending, world government aims, and the public’s appetite for freedom, urging steadfast leadership to preserve national integrity and sacred duty. The text cites biblical verses and historical figures to reinforce calls for restraint and obedience to higher principles.
Clean Desk Reveals Jim Bishop's Collected Clippings
A cluttered desk becomes a window on Jim Bishop life with a March 1957 assortment of bills medical notes letters and a Rosenberg indictment all found during a surface clean. The list includes The Lutheran Witness clippings a 1955 Catholic Digest a diary outline a river title table and a B 47 flight log among many personal items.
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Peter J. Gannon
Bureau of Navigation of
New Jersey
Renee Francine
Mr. Considine
Sobol
Rome
Christus Stark
Hamburg
Harriet Pilpel
Bright Acre
Joseph McLean
Abraham Lincoln
McCue
Gordon Nease
Albert Landau
Yeshiva University
Clarence Carlson
Robert A. Lewis
Jim Bishop
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Hagerman Lumber Company
Better Housekeeping Shop
Red Bank
Alan Phillips
Quebec
Romeike
Theodore Your Florist
Sane
Fletcher Pratt
California
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Hilton Hotels
Gayle
Publishers Weekly
Ed Kuhn
McGraw-Hill
Sherman Billingsley
Zobel’s
Maurice Greenbaum
Tracy Barrett
Cy and Art
New York
Washington
Proper baby spacing guidance from Dr Crane
Norma J aged 23 is an attractive housewife seeking advice on how near together to space her babies. The booklet Y-321 promises guidance on proper spacing for mutual interests and healthy development.
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Norma
George W. Crane
Norma J
Brain Game Answers and Pregnancy Question Reflections
A mixed feature notes a brain game Q&A on peanuts trees and cloud types, plus a science-fiction style text on family planning from Dr. Crane. It includes a long reader dialogue about spacing children and the value of siblings close in age, with the rhythm theory and a booklet offer.
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William James
Dr. James
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
HAL BOYLE collects curious trivia about aging workers bold women in finance and gas executives. The essay touches on cat leaps luck in stock seats safe driving courses and quirky notes on manners and history highlighting surprising facts and oddities of modern life.
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United States
Kate Smith
Hats and Bow Knots in a 1958 Joke
A humorous note explains that hats once used internal drawstrings for fit and were tied with bows. The quip notes the bow knot remains a useless relic inside every hat despite size standardization. Martin Gabel is referenced with a wife in a new chemise look, asking who she is in a playful exchange.
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Martin Gabel
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Auto Makers Plan Fewer 1958 Models
Detroit reports a downturn in auto production and sales but the industry still delivers many cars. Through April retail sales hit 1 541 000 versus 1 975 000 in 1957, with manufacturers likely capping output to no more than 42 million units. The pace suggests recovery by 1959 models.
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Detroit
Censorship by Taxation Sparks Power Ads Debate
Senator Estes Kefauver released a circular alleging the Internal Revenue Service censored private power company advertising by denying deductions for campaign-like promotions. He notes IRS actions target 1956 returns and a Davis Bill proposal to reshape TVA financing, while TVA materials push its superiority over private power.
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Estes Kefauver
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harrington
Harrington
Kefauver
Davis
TVA
Congress
United States
Dietary guidance for aging adults and protein needs
The article advises older adults to maintain protein intake including meat fish eggs cheese poultry and dairy while choosing economical protein sources like bread cereals. It emphasizes vitamins minerals from fruits vegetables and fortified foods, cautions against unsupervised vitamin use, and suggests adjusting fats starches and sugars to match reduced activity.
Doctor Convicted Of Some Tax Evasion
YOUNGSTOWN P An Alliance physician has been fined 5000 dollars and sentenced to six months in prison for income tax evasion. U S District Judge Paul C Weick Monday fined Dr Eugene R Benedetto and gave him three terms of six months each to run concurrently.
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Youngstown —P
Alliance
U. S
Paul C. Weick
Eugene R. Benedetto
Cuyahoga County Adopts First Voting Machines
Cleveland reports that Cuyahoga County commissioners approved acquiring the county's first voting machines to modernize election returns after years of slow ballot counting.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with pricing for single copies, carrier delivery, and mail subscriptions. Rates include monthly, six month, and yearly options, plus special Ohio and West Virginia mail rates.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
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