Farm City Week gains traction for 1956 observance
Kiwanis International leads the effort as Farm City Week expands nationwide with 73 member organizations, aiming to foster urban rural interdependence. The 1955 observance earned the Freedoms Foundation public service award, and this year runs November 16 to 22 with tours, demonstrations, and church services nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Canada
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Kiwanis
Vermont
New York City
Secretary of State Ted W Brown of Ohio Honored
Ohio secretary of state Ted W Brown a Springfield native age 50 and father of three daughters is praised for honest elections and efficient administration. He previously ran a heating business and held posts in the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles and a trade association. The piece notes his one day service initiative and collaboration with the General Assembly on model election corporate and trademark laws. Also praised is a Coast Guard rescue at sea involving Pan American Flight and Pontchartrain detailing ditching, swift rescue of 31 aboard, and commendation of both crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Springfield
Clark County
Ohio Association of County Recorders
Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Brown
American Herit Foundation
U.S
Secretar of State
Ohio General Assembly
Pan American
World Airways
Hawaii
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Richard Ogg
Pan Amer
Ican
San Francisco
Odd Facts From HAL BOYLE Column
New York based column lists quirky trivia such as Indians in Cuba smoking together before Columbus, first cigarettes in Turkey, pocket gophers running backward, and New Year’s resolutions already failing. It notes 20 million fishermen, crowded lands including the Netherlands Belgium and Japan, and hemophilia linked to Queen Victoria’s line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Cuba
Christopher Columbus
Turkey
America
Netherlands
Belgium
Japan
Europe
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Britain
Campaign Issue Emphasis By Eisenhower And Stevenson
World Today column notes President Eisenhower focuses on domestic and foreign peace goals while Adlai Stevenson mixes home and abroad concerns. Eisenhower stresses peace, prosperity, and progress and claims steady control. Stevenson stresses issues like war and peace and party credibility as central to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Korea
Wien
America
Democratic Party
Case History of a Psychiatrist and Teen’s Inferiority
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Bill K a 17 year old high school senior who feels inferior due to his height and adopts cigars alcohol profanity and bragging as a misguided display of manhood The piece urges teens to pursue legitimate paths such as athletics debate and scholarship and promotes a behavioral test for teenagers to guide growth While including several local social notes the column emphasizes self improvement through discipline and adult norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Bill K
Bill
Papa
Hi High School
Glee Club
Becom
Nda
Sunday and Monday Star Forecast for 1957 1996 Style Horoscope
The text outlines favorable celestial aspects for Sunday and a propitious period for Monday emphasizing romance, creativity, finances, and career. It notes excellent prospects for the next 15 months for those born on Sunday, with hints of financial upgrades by mid December and promising opportunities in 1957. A birthday child is described as energetic and musically inclined.
Night leg cramps and other medical Q and A from Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan answers reader questions on leg cramps caused by circulation and metabolism factors, night warmth, and possible treatment. He notes cramps can affect all ages, discusses arteriosclerosis and Parkinsons relation, candy overindulgence unlikely to enlarge calves, breast soreness rarely signals cancer, and belching from unconscious swallowing as a common indigestion sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M. M
Rattlers Found Attached to Live Snake in Yard Incident
Al Rudolph found eight rattles on a single live snake in his baby daughter's playyard Friday. He shot the rattlesnake to remove the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mla
Esa
Anuoe
al Rudolph
Rudolph
Memory of a City Through a Spy Room
Major Milo March, an American intelligence operative, travels to East Berlin during heightened tension. He seeks shelter at a presumed contact’s hotel, confirms his identity, and learns the city’s memory stirs as he navigates coded uprisings and a wary host. The encounter introduces Hedwig Schumann and hints at a dangerous, coordinated mission tied to June 17.
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Milo March
Tate
Berlin
Wit Orn
MVD
Stree Berm
Subway Ura
East Berlin
Siefried Strass
Frau Hedwig Schumann
Frau Schumann
Nalyevo
MDV
Herr Schumann
Nighttime Visit Sparks Escape From Berlin Hotel
A narrator recalls a tense morning in Nazi Berlin as German workers react to a Russian accent in breakfast dialogue. Frau Schumann relays a safer lodging with Rainer Hansske at the Goethe Hotel on Schilling Strasse. A shot echoes, bricks shower, and footsteps recede as the narrator seeks cover and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainer
Schilling Strasse
Hedwig Lehnmann
Frau Schumann
Rainer Hansske
Goethe Hotel
Birthdays and forecasts clash with stern caution in Dayton fire report
Tuesday horoscopes warn against new ventures and urge prudent budgeting through December. Birthdays promise modest gains and renewed harmony with a hopeful path to 1957. In Dayton, a fire at 110 North Main Street devastates two top floors, with losses pegged at 250000 dollars by Fire Chief Forrest Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayiun — Wm
N. Main St
Dayton
Forrest Lucas
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Secretary OF State
Seans
U. S
Harvard
B. C
Henry
World Today
Bill W
Annie
Blue Lake
Blue Lane
Thomas C. Brower
Lake White
Chauncey E. Sheets
Kenneth Fuellure
William Young
William Lewis, Jr
Gloria Wallace
Earl Wallace
Blue Lake Drive
James Barry
Golda Webb
Xenia
Robert Wooten
C. BE
Coast Guard Rescue OF
Pacific
AIR
DR. Crane
Dr. Jordan
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