Ford Opens New Proving Grounds in Arizona
Ford plans a 3,840 acre proving ground near Kingman Arizona to torture test cars in extreme heat dust and harsh conditions The unit joins a network of Ford test sites used for durability weather and component tests with millions spent annually and testimony from engineers on the ubiquity of testing across automotive suppliers and manufacturers
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Rev. W. Brune
Detroit
Desert
Ford
Arizona
Kingman
Ayiz
London
Nils
Renew Typewriter Ribbon With New Chemical
A colorless aureol Renova claims to renew faded typewriter ribbons by redistributing dried ink, doubling ribbon life. Preview Products Co markets Renova with an applicator end for use on the ribbon while winding. A second item describes Waring Ice Jet, a crusher that turns ice cubes into slush rapidly, by Dynamics Corp of America. A disposable towel with cleansing lotion offers face and hand cleaning without water. Also mentioned is Automatic Appliance Coensor, a device to support multiple electric appliances with circuit breakers for safer home wiring.
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Joseph W. Michwalski
United Press State
New York
Preview Products Co
Keene, N
Facturer
Dynamics Corp. of America
R. R. Williams, Inc
Canaan, Conn
Shrine show promises lively benefit with dancing and music
Baytown Shrine club and Master Masons sell $1 tickets for a two night benefit at Robert E. Lee high school auditorium March 9 and 10. The show features Robert FE. Lee high school band, stage orchestra, blackface comedy, magic, and a battle of wits led by Joe Jaubert with Tex Lynne and Pinky Hall. Proceeds aid the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital serving crippled kids up to 14.
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Shrine
Entertainment
Worman D'Olive
D'Olive
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown Shrine Club
Master Masons
Harris County
Beytown
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
Robert FE. Lee
D’glive
Darrel Tuck
Joe Jaubert
Houston
Tex Lynne
Pinky Hall
Roach
School of Dancing
Pegsy Star
Leslie School of Dancing
Kareen Waddell
Jackie Taylor
Helen
Edith Boyett
Jane Thorpe
Nancy Fennema
Lee High School
Connie Callam
Carolyn Astor
Sharon Jones
Sandra Sutphin
Jeanette Gordon
Gary Dickerson
Carole Ann Dees
Dennis Biggs
Bruce Roach
White House press corps gains brief rest before another run
President Eisenhower plans a spring trip to Georgia and Augusta National golf ahead of a probable second term bid. Republican senators seek clues from reporters while staff face tension. Mrs. Eisenhower shops for summer dresses and a fishing tale offers respite amid the looming decision.
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Merreman
Washington
White House
Hisenhower
Gettysburg
Georgia
Augusta National Golf Club
Thomasville
Eisenhower
South Georgia
Treasury
George M. Humphey
James C. Hagty
Warning Issued On Use Of Knives For Eating Only
Inmates at Southern Michigan Prison are issued kitchen knives for eating after a 1951 ban. A prison official says most inmates welcome the knives, but warns some may try to sharpen them for other uses. Those inclined to misuse face a 30 day detention.
Car Stolen Panhandler’s Worry Over Arrest
Chicago report details Jonn Cowly’s arrest for begging and theft charges. His concern centers on what will happen to his car, which he says is his means of shelter and safety. He argues a man must have a place to sleep.
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Chicago
Jonn Cowly
Cowly
Brando Plans Film On UN Aid Program Venture
Marlon Brando announced a new film project about the United Nations technical assistance program as his first independent producer venture. George Englund and Stew Art Sern joined in the plan as they prepared to travel to the Philippine Islands, Borneo, Thailand, Indonesia, India, and other locations.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando Friday
United Nations
Brando
George Englund
Stewart Sern
Orient
Philippine Islands
Borneo
Thailand
Indonesia
India
Autherine Lucy Offered Free Tuition At UCLA
A Los Angeles wire reports Autherine Lucy a Black student reinstated by the University of Alabama would be offered four years of tuition at UCLA and housing in a non segregated development called Freedom Village from Ray Wait. The note mentions quick repairs for Turkish towels and uses for towels.
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Los Angeles
Los Angles
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
UCLA
Ray Wait
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