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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1956
Page
1
Busy Men Told How To Exercise With Bath Towel
Dr. Arthur H. Steinhaus spoke to Detroit’s Economic club about using a bath towel for daily exercise. He demonstrated stretches and light pulls claiming muscle growth equals six seconds of effort, and that ten minutes after stopping, the heart should return to normal. He cited pelvis relief and reduced lower back aches.
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Detroit
Arthur H. Steinhaus
Detroit Economic Club
Dr. Steinhaus
Steinhaus
Doctor Advises Men to Wiggle Muscles at Desk
Dr Steinhaus urged businessmen to move between appointments and even while asleep to avoid overdoing routines. He warned that a sedentary life leaves one feeling like a log and advocated regular physical movement.
Church May Fall So Organ Barred
Centennial Christian church loses organ music after deputy building commissioner bans organ due to vibration risk of building collapse.
O'Neills Rename Garages His Hers Yours Mine Ours
In Indianapolis two couple garages are labeled His and Hers and adjacent parents’ garages carry Yours and Mine. A shared service building between the homes is marked Ours. The arrangement reflects a lighthearted family nesting trend reported by UP.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eugene O
Escaped inmate tests jail security at Amarillo station
Amarillo police tracked Leon Ray Hays after he slipped from an open door at the city jail. He removed a screen from an un barred window and climbed down a tree, then returned that night to the police station and told Lt. Story he wanted to see how they would respond.
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Amarillo
Students Live Like Stone Age Cavemen in Summer Expedition
A group of 15 Spanish archaeology students led by Carlos Gutierrez plans a summer of Stone Age living in Balearic caves and islets. They will eat wild plants and game, fashion stone tools, sleep on leaves, wear skins, and use a minimal kit including a clock and calendar to study ancient Latin survival needs.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Front
Percy Klumpar
Jenny Waychoff
Rear
Leon Bausch
Ronny Dostal
Betty Dusil
Bruce Trimble
Baltimore and Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Barcelona
INS
Carlos Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Steven T. Mason Becomes Michigan's First Governor at 24
Steven T. Mason is elected Michigan's first governor at age twenty four, marking a historic political breakthrough for the young territory. The unprecedented result places a youthful leader at the helm of Michigan's early government.
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Steven T. Mason
Michigan
Texas Governor Faces Mixed Letter Support From Contenders
Haley described his letter writers among rivals noting two support him, one opposes, and one undecided. The remark follows a flurry of correspondence reported by other candidates as they court voters and political allies in Texas.
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