Names for a Bug
The piece reports on the new flu being labeled by multiple groups. The Public Health Service calls it Asian flu, the Veterans Administration Asiatic flu, the American Medical Assn Oriental flu, and a vaccine maker Far East flu. AP will use Asiatic flu pending consensus. A Puget Sound doctor cites three epidemic forms Type A, A prime, and B.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Public Health Service
Veterans Administration
American Medical Assn
Puget Sound
Far East
Khrushchev warns of hydrogen war over Germany
Khrushchev on his East Germany trip warns that hydrogen rockets could threaten the United States if Germany remains divided. He argues Germany’s reunification is the true world danger, with Berlin as the flashpoint for possible World War III.
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East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
West Germany
Hitler
Algiers
Cairo
Jerusalem
Peiping
Moscow
Berlin
Federal funds grant to Arizona airport improvement teased
In Scottsdale the column notes a $146000 federal grant for an airport improvement that does not exist, mocks the project as illogical, and comments on political and social trends from divorce rates to car mileage and cultural opinions. It offers satirical riffs on aviation, literature, and American tastes.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Cab Driver and Drunk Quip About Night Ride
A drunken passenger and a cab driver exchange jabs about circling streets. The inebriate laments fatigue while insisting on a turn around, then muses that parental concern stems from discovery rather than knowledge.
Twenty Five Years Ago Endorsement of the Soldiers Bonus
A decisive test vote at the American Legion meeting endorsed paying the second half of the soldiers bonus, a topic debated by veterans groups Congress and others for months.
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Congress
American Legion
Mamie Hayes
C. K. Dunsmore
W. Main
D. M. Kennedy
Avery Sprague
Kennedy
Chanute
Dave Petterson
H. B. Williams
Wilfrid Cavaness
Charles Rickel
Parsons
A. B. Chauncey
Douglass
New Word Is Used Empathy for Sympathy
E. Lawson May notes a shift from sympathy to empathy in bereavement messages via ecards. The column also debates pioneer generations and captions two generations as pioneers, then warns that hay fever pollen affects about 150,000 new cases yearly with self-directed relief.
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E. Lawson
Midwest
Texas
Lip Reading Is a Boon for All Readers and Deaf
Dr. Crane explains lip reading aids learning for the deaf and the hearing alike. He notes that early deprivation hinders speech but learners with late hearing loss can still speak or sing. The piece describes lip reading challenges, offers simple tests, and mentions low cost clinics such as Indianapolis offering $5 per semester lessons. People are urged to enroll and steer conversations by asking questions first.
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George W. Crane
Lola J
Indianapolis
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellott, Ind
Navy secretary stoops aboard Sequoia as roof jacked up
Navy secretary Thomas S. Gates, tall and straightening to walk the Sequoia deck, refuses to raise the roof beams with a hydraulic jack while Congressmen joke about funds. Gates later tours San Diego and avoids a Corona hospital delegation, prompting local criticism from Mayor Francis Stearns.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Thomas S. Gates
Potomac
Gates
George Miller
Calif
Congress
Harry Sheppard
Rep. Miller
Sheppard
House Appropriations Committee
Miller
Rep
California
Harry
Morgan
San Diego
Admiral Kidd Club
Corona Naval Hospital
Francis B. Stearns
Corona
Riverside
San Bernardino
Imperial
Jane Russell Becomes The Lady After Cheesecake Curse
HAL BOYLE reports actress Jane Russell refutes the cheesecake image that followed her first film The Outlaw. She now runs a film firm with husband Robert Waterfield, adopted children, and WAIF adoption work. Russell cites old fashioned family values and parental discipline as a factor in juvenile delinquency.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
Jane Russell
Miss Russell
Lana Turner
Jane
Robert Waterfield
Bob
WAIF
Russell
Chanute Tribune publication details and rates
Chanute Tribune issued evenings except Sunday under Chanute Publishing Co. Ernest W. Johnson editor James E. Sheridan advertising manager. Subscribers in Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties pay monthly rates 0.78 2.00 3.50 0.00. Outside four counties rates 1.00 3.00 6.00.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute
Kas
Daily Timesett
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W. Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Mgr
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson
S.cercess
Sales Resistance Reaches New High
WARREN Ohio A local magazine salesman told sheriff deputies a woman answered his knock with a pistol in her hand and kept it pointed at him during what he described as a sales attempt.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Conditioner Missing Stirs Calvert City Officials
Mayor May H V Duckett reports stolen air conditioner from his office prompting sympathy from local real estate man Robert Arnold. In unrelated news, Cloudcroft New Mexico hosts the highest golf course with greens and fairways above 9,000 feet.
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Calvert City
H. V. Duckett
Robert Arnold
Arnold
U.S
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
Easter Egg 74 Years Old Reveals Family History In Pottstown
POTTSTOWN residents recount a 74 year old Easter egg, telling how it ties to a father who died March 23, 1883, as Mrs. Augustus Neiffer shares the family artifact and its April holiday significance.
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Pottstown
Augustus Neiffer
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A consumer guide promotes cautious shopping and comparing prices before purchase. It stresses reading labels, understanding warranties, and avoiding scams through due diligence and clear seller communication.
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Fragmentary times listed as 9 00 PM 9 30 PM and 10 00 PM appear without context or event details making precise summary impossible. The text suggests a schedule or series of time stamps but lacks identifiable people places organizations or outcomes.
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Light of Life
CBS News
Four States
Richut
Jouplin
Gary Moore
Juplin
Arthur Godfrey
the Guiding Light
Bose
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