March of Dimes Polio Fight Across Nation
Remarks extol the March of Dimes 1958 campaign to combat polio. It highlights funding for patient care, vaccine progress, and research advances including new therapies and devices. The piece notes shortages of healthcare workers, funding needs, and the program’s broad impact on rehabilitation and medical education.
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Washington
National Foundation
America
Mareh of Dimes
March of Dimes
Sinc
United States
Foundation
Maren of Dimes
Hinson Changes Roles in Horace and Adz Offices
Bill Hinson moves from Horace to a new role in the Adz office, becoming part of George B. Gentry’s team. The longtime public affairs figure is praised as a steady presence, with his son-in-law Louis Del Homme a UT star lineman connected to Texas. Hinson’s career spans 15 years, including service as an assistant and superintendent, shaping local public life.
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Bill
A.fe
Cam Nave
Amy Suth
Louis del How
University of Texas
Cas! Sof
Cas! Sof. Siy
Tomas A. Bayiora
Hasain ‘del Homme
Bill George Ds
W. D. Hinson
George
Texas
Baytown Campaign Ties Brother to 1952 Lieutenant Run
Fred Hartman reports Baytown ties in a local campaign, noting a Baytown promotion role linked to George Hinson and mentioning a brother involved in the political scene. The text reflects distant planning and speculation about succession and public service, with references to Horace Mann and school ties shaping the narrative.
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Mineola
Baytown
George
In the Cotton Patch and Fire Safety Talk
A sunlit reminiscence recalls cotton patch work and a father who saved his cotton by hauling it to the field. It notes fire prevention efforts in the county, home owner inspections, and a Baytown radio program designed to speed fire response. Roy Montgomery and Mrs discuss summer travel plans, considering a Smokies trip.
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Washington
Clayton
Vention
Teany
Res
Art
Attenton
Baytown
Roy Montgomery
Mrs
Smokies Net
Yaceuen Montana
Roy
Sim
Washington political promises and broadcasts cited in fragment
The text fragments reference President Eisenhower and political promises tied to a television broadcast. It includes disjointed quotes about loyalty, public faith, and entertainment during hours of political speeches, mentioning figures like Carmine Joe Lapis and Tammany Hall, with vague pledges to viewers and wholesome programming.
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Eisenhower
Carmine Joe Lapis
Gav
Hasriman
A.m
TV Exec
My Philadelphia Father Story Of Colonel Biddy Musical Pursuit
Cordelia Biddle recounts Colonel Anthor Biddy leaving a plan to sing at the Philadelphia Academy of Music. He later sails to Florida with two alligators, returns amid a grim mishap, and a doctor’s calm reply after an alligator bite. The tale slides into a distant royal encounter and a strange family meal.
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Cordelia Biddle
Philadelphia
Anthor Biddy
Philadelphia Academy of Music
Hidde
Biddle
Florida
Edward VIII
England
Isiladelph
Hiddie
Fragmented tale about Arctic reserves and distant regions
The text appears garbled with many misspellings. It mentions winter fat reserves and distant regions, including references to the Philippines and unnamed groups, but the meaning is unclear.
Marine Vet Jim Ryan Admitted to Supreme Court Bar
Ex Marine Jim Ryan of New Jersey, after wartime service in the Fourth Marine Air Wing and a long night school grind, has been admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. Reporter Jerry Greene helped spur the journey, revealing a life of bricklaying, painting, and bakery work while he earned a law degree.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Jersey
Bcan
Citt
N. J
Jerry Washington
Marine Air Wing
Central Pacific
Gilbert-Marshall
Jim
Jimmy
Jerry
Greene
High Court
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge Feature The Answers Quick
A Central Press feature packs quick question answers on varied topics. It includes trivia about Gainsborough, undulation versus ululation, Two Years Before the Mast author, and other diverse notes.
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Central Press
Thomas Gainsborough
de Paul Pubens
Henri Guy Man
Washington Merry-Go-Round reveals Dulles Goa clash
In a Senate Foreign Relations session Secretary of State Dulles delivered a bleak country by country briefing, contrasting with President Eisenhower’s upbeat State of the Union. He warned of Communist gains in France, German realignment, and Eden’s slipping prestige, while voicing concern over trouble in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Far East.
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Washington
Ike
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Generl Assembly
Adenauer
Eden
England
Middle East
North Africa
Far East
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Sam
Indiana
Homer Capshart
Hastity Dulles Eerved
India
Sen
Bill Fulbright
Arkansan Democrat
Humphrey
Goa
Arcretary
Portugal
Iwlbright
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Horace Mann
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Hill
Hinson
Genvie
Bill Henson
Rad
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Theresa
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Jim Ryan
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Stelgate
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Mip
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James Russell Lowell
St. Agnes
Namg Ay
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George VI
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Miacha Elman
Tae Wighteanth
Henry Dana
Wang
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Robert G. Menaita
Interior Department
Rogile River National Forest
J. KR. Tavenen
Bureau of Mines
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NVC
Mobile
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Thoenen
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Parriott
Senate Committee
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George Mason Balet
Alexandria
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Rochester
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Keating
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New York
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