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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

10

Vitamins Replace Cravings for Expectant Mothers

New York May 24. Pills supplying vitamins and minerals aid expectant mothers replacing midnight requests for dill pickles ice cream or watermelon. Packages include iron calcium and other combos. proper nutrition may reduce stillbirths and improve nursing after birth.

New York Vitamin Company

Family of Six Sticks In Parked Car After Eviction

A Queens family of six refused to separate after eviction from a suburban home. Rudolph Wallace, 52, his wife Mary 51, their 78 year old father William and three children have lived two nights in a 1941 Packard sedan, behind on car payments while seeking food and shelter from welfare.

New York Rudolph Wallace Wallace Mary William Queens Haven Vicki Lou Vaughn Charles Otto C. Erler Dallas America

Lakes Detected in Seven Devils Mountain Range Declared Count

The Seven Devils mountains in Idaho host at least 32 lakes within their ranges. This count highlights the region's dense water resources and suggests a rich habitat network for native species and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Seven Devils Mountains Idaho

Divorcee’s Wolf Cry Fails To Impress Two Callers

Detroit police report Mrs. Shirley London invited two men to her hotel room for a drink. When a knock came, the men fled to a neighboring room on the 12th floor and were seized after a brief struggle. Each man faced disorderly conduct charges.

Detroit Shirley London Police Department Mrs. London Jack Curtner Paul Polston Curtner Polston

Mayor Cleared Of Suspicion In Annual Weighing

In High Wycombe on May 24, the mayor and 23 councilmen were weighed in the annual ceremony dating back 600 years. The ritual punishes laziness by weight gain. this year the mayor shed pounds and avoided public embarrassment.

High Wycombe England

Milk Consumption Split Across Direct Markets

Farmers in the United States market less than half of the nation’s milk production as whole milk or cream for direct consumption, highlighting a shift toward processing and industrial sales rather than consumer intakes.

United States

Brewery Trucks Formed Into New Disaster Caravan

Newark brewery leader Carl W. Badenhausen mobilizes P Ballantine and Company trucks into a three tier disaster unit plan. Nearly 800 vehicles available for emergency service with 100 trucks to roll for major disasters, carrying blankets tools lights stretchers aid kits and two cables. Details to be filed with New Jersey state police and Mayor Ralph Villani.

Newark N. J South Amboy Carl W. Badenhausen Badenhausen P. Ballantine and Company Army New Jersey Ralph Villani

Rebel British Doctor To Continue Practice

London May 24 The General Medical Council announced that Dr. Eric Frederick St. John Lyburn who had publicized quitting the National Health Service will be allowed to continue medical practice.

London Eric Frederick St. John Lyburn National Health Service General Medical Council

Physicist warns hydrogen bomb may be overrated

Dr. Robert F. Bacher of Caltech told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that the hydrogen bomb is overstated as a super weapon. He urged open public information on atomic programs, warned against sacrificing fissionable material to produce tritium, and said a large hydrogen arsenal may add little to military power.

Long Beach Calif Robert F. Bacher California Institute of Technology National Congress of Parents and Teachers Dr. Bacher Caltech Harmon Bridge Fort Knox Bacher

March Carrs Campaign Speech Across State Line

Shreveport May 24. Governor candidate Case March former Baylor law professor campaigned in another state, delivering a porch speech from his trailer in front of the Shreveport Times during Tuesday.

Shreveport Case March Baylor University Law Texas Shreveport Times

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