State Extends License Deadline in WV Delays
A photostat machine failure in the West Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles delays renewals for operator licenses. Commissioner Joseph P. Condry extends the December 1 deadline by 20 days and advises motorists to carry proof of renewal progress or inform officers if stopped. The delay affects thousands of applications.
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Excelsior Institute Offers Free Book on Non Surgical Treatment
Men over forty urged to seek relief from glandular inflammation through non surgical methods. The Excelsior Institute claims 1000 communities treated with soothing relief and renewed vitality. Free book promises guidance without obligation, mailed upon request.
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Excelsior Institute
Last Surviving Founder of Children’s Home Active in San Francisco
Berkele y Calif NANA report profiles Anna Hughes 1v year old volunteer and retired Major General of the Volunteers of America. Her life traces to the 1906 earthquake when the Los Angeles home for children began. Esther, adopted by Hughes, became a voice teacher and remains connected to VOA efforts across California.
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Los Angeles
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California
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Lodge urges stop to open sky mutual aerial inspections
United Nations officials report Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urged the U N Political Committee to end Eisenhower’s open sky plan for Soviet US aerial inspections. He warned against disarmament hypocrisy and warned the Potemkin village critique while reaffirming US stance since the July summit.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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United Tes
Lodge
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Marshal Potemkin
Catherine the Great
Russia
Czarina
Community aid programs listed for vulnerable groups
The article outlines extensive social assistance efforts including emergency, maternity, and old age homes. salvage programs. rehabilitation of alcoholics. aid to the handicapped. girls’ residences. day care centers. prisoner aid. school clothing initiatives and other essential services.
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Ike’s Gift Tractor Adds Odd Attraction to White House
Washington reports President Eisenhower’s $4,000 tractor gift came with a radio, pond, and assorted farm trophies. IRS says gifts under 30,000 are tax exempt for the donor, not the recipient, and presidents’ gifts vary by use and publicity.
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Crete
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Thomas Jefferson
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Chest Colds
An old medical ad touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs and bronchitis. It claims the product reaches the bronchial system to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed membranes and notes it contains no narcotics.
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