Varicose Veins Causes and Caution From Health Column
A health column explains varicose veins, their causes and risks, noting standing workers are prone and valves may fail. It advises medical evaluation for enlarging veins, cautions against tight garters and overweight, and suggests regular breaks for those who stand long periods.
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Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Veal Steak Parmigiana and Blueberry Custard for Sunday
A SPANISH style note from A and P Service offers Veal Steak Parmigiana for four to six servings. Veal pieces are breaded and browned then finished in a hot oven with Swiss cheese. Accompanying dessert is a blueberry custard stiffened with cornstarch and milk, folded with blueberries.
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A & P Service
West German interior ministry arrests smugglers in five month campaign
Frankfurt dispatch reports the West German Interior Ministry arrested 2/500 smugglers and seized goods valued around 350000 dollars. The haul includes coffee and vehicles such as a dozen armored cars seized during the five month anti smuggling drive along the Belgian border.
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Frankfurt
INS
Interior Ministry
Eisenhower delegates questioned over travel expenses
The piece notes Eisenhower campaign hosts deny paying delegate travel costs while observers wonder who funds junkets to meet Ike. It discusses high delegate expenses, possible third party splits in the Taft Eisenhower feud, and broader campaign financing questions.
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Abilene
Eisenhower
National Organization of the
Ike
New York
Denver
Washington
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
Federal Reserve Board
The
Foundation
Bedford Births Report Third Child and Second Sons
Bedford records announce the birth of John Edward Jr at Emerson Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John E Cunningham of 59 Great Road. Peter Nils Nelson, a second son, born July 5 at Emerson Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter L Petersen of 44 Loomis Street. Grandparents are Richard J Nelson and Laurence Petersen. A quotation from Thomas Huxley appears at end.
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Bedford
John E Cunningham
Great Road
John Edward, Jr
Emerson Hospital
Peter L. Petersen
Loomis Street
Peter Nils Nelson
TV and film stars eyed for future NBC plans in Scotland and beyond
Report sketches NBC strategies amid TV to film crossovers. Plans include Life With Father on screen, a possible Life with Father stage adaptation and I Love Lucy movie using serialized clips. NBC negotiations touch Mesrice Chevalier and Fred Allen for All Star Revue and Two for the Money. Curt Massey Time enters fourth year as radio demand grows.
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Er TV
Father
NBC
Ronald Colmanms
Ivy
Opus
Jack Benny
Rumamer
Mesrice Chevalier
Fred Allen
Fred
Curt Massey
Sen
Curt
Martha Tilton
Country Weshiiene
Ork
CBS
Mutual
C.S
the Weald
Radio Luxembourg
Armed Forses
Smiths Herd Pass Milking Test in Concord
Farnham W. Smith of Carlisle, a Concord selectman, owns a 38 cow Holstein herd that averaged 507 pounds of butterfat and 13 231 pounds of milk at 3.8 percent, about 20 quarts daily per cow, under the Herd Improvement Registry program. Milking was twice daily and tests were supervised by the University of Massachusetts with Cooperating Holstein headquarters in Brattleboro Vermont.
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Concord
Farnham W. Smith
Carlisle
Concord Selectman
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
University of Massachusetts
National Holstein
Brattleboro
Vermont
Sweden Braces for War as Baltic Defenses Rise
Sweden readies civil defense and underground production as East German Baltic coast fortifications expand. Swedish air force and factories bolster nonalignment amid Soviet naval and air maneuvers fueling cautious neutrality.
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Rae
East Germany
Hamburg
Welt Am Sonntag
Luebeeck
Pillau
East Prussia
Russia
Baltic
West Am Sonntag
Sweden
Steel Criss Restrictions Relaxed Amid War Crisis
Government actions ease July restrictions as steel production and civilian use expand. Officials cite need to balance national defense with domestic industry, allowing broader structural steel use and industrial activity while monitoring shortages and economic strain.
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Belic
Henry
Steelers
Democrats Again Early Prediction for November Election
Yale political scientist Robert A. Dahl argues the GOP faces a sectional party crisis. He notes past alliances shaped elections and says the small town base may not sustain a national majority, potentially signaling an electoral turn depending on Republican strategy before November.
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Yale University
Robert A. Dahl
Candia
Dahl
America
New Republican Party
Republican Party
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