Fluoridation program urged in Kane water study
Dr. Ernest W. Lyons urged rapid start on water fluoridation after Kane voters approved adding fluoride in 1958. He noted Ridgway uses fluoridated water for five years with lower cavity rates per child.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
6
Dr. Ernest W. Lyons urged rapid start on water fluoridation after Kane voters approved adding fluoride in 1958. He noted Ridgway uses fluoridated water for five years with lower cavity rates per child.
Matilda Higgins quit housework to pursue a private eye role after her husband’s car vanished. In under 30 minutes she located the idle vehicle near home and uncovered missing spare wheel tools and seat covers. Neighbors’s gossip led her to dealer John Yerby, who arrived with seat covers for sale and was jailed for two years.
Review of seven months of diplomacy shows Soviet propaganda gains from pressuring a top level meeting while the United States wavered. Khrushchev seized the moment with Middle East moves, but widespread concerns about inadequate preparation cloud any forthcoming summit.
In Middletown police and Coast Guard units searched Atlantic Beach waters by 80 headlights for Wallace A. Martland, 19, of Newport, who was reported missing and thought drowned. He was later found safe at home.
Rites for C A Thompson were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bauer officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Bert Cherry W W Waterhouse Roger Brown Clair Capwell Guy Abbey and Carlton Smith. Thompson Maple Products employees attended in a body as honorary escort. Many relatives and friends from New York City Galeton Renova New Castle Bath Bath Corning Canton Mayville and surrounding communities attended.
New York Mayor Robert Wagner says he will not host Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev if he visits for a summit. He notes that the federal government and the United Nations are the hosts and the city has no role. The remark follows his California vacation and recalls his stance toward King Saud.
In Washington, NFL Commissioner Bert Bell argues limited exemptions could keep pro football alive. Rep. Emanuel Celler advocates only narrow exemptions for pro sports. Kefauger Senate subcommittee plans a brief baseball focus before ending with other major sports and drafts a stance favoring less than House exemptions.
Cincinnati bookkeeper Schatutel Schuller age 51 who filed over 50 city income tax returns for clients was convicted in Municipal Court for failing to file a return for himself. He claimed lack of time due to serving customers and was fined $100.
Mrs. Ernst driving in Brooklyn yesterday picked up a wheelchair bound hitchhiker who rode in the back seat. A bystander assisted then a gun was pressed to her neck and the man demanded money. Police arrested Stanley Emanuel for attempted robbery. the weapon was a toy cap pistol. Emanuel, paralyzed since a 1946 accident, asked not to tell his mother.
Pope Pius XI relocated yesterday to the papal summer retreat at Castel Gandolfo overlooking Albano Lake, 18 miles southeast of Rome, following the relocation to the hillside estate in the Alban Hills.
Miss Quast rolled in 15 and 22 feet for key putts to defeat Ann Creed of Ohio and push Curtis Cuppers scene forward. Anne Richards, from Jupiter, and Fr. Paul Dye Jr. were noted as squad members in the event.
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