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Million Americans to be surveyed on cancer causes nationwide
The American Cancer Society will conduct a nationwide study asking half a million families about personal habits and health, with one million Americans questioned at home by 50,000 volunteers. Pilot tests will begin soon in Baltimore, Cleveland, Harrisburg, Nashville and Tampa.
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American Cancer Society
Baltimore
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Nashville
Tampa
Story of Checks distributed to high schools nationwide
A 20 page colored comic book titled The Story of Checks will be sent to high schools nationwide through the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. It explains the origin of checkbook money as about 30 million checks with a value of 6.5 billion dollars are written daily. Ninety percent of dollars owed are paid by check and checks rise about 10 percent yearly. Clearing checks keeps Fed Banks busy and the publication aims to prepare students for their responsibility as future check users. The program is seen as of real practical value.
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Peder Reserve
Federal Reserve
Blimp Walking Sparks Far North Mission Commentary
Hal Boyle profiles the Navy blimp Snow Goose and the Arctic mooring operation. He notes the quirky appeal of blimp walking, the sprawling training needs, and the diverse crew including a Columbia zoologist and Canadian naval officers who helped extricate the airship from Arctic mud during a tense takeoff incident.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Navy
North Pole
Arctic
Muskox
Cornwallis Island
Arctic Circle
Columbia University
Canadian Navy
RCAF
Associated Press
Elmo
Millionaire rivals charm voters in New York a campaign stroll
In New York, candidates Rockefeller and Harriman court the working class with down-to-earth tactics. Rockefeller, 50, and Harriman, 6, display contrasting demeanors while touring neighborhoods and delicatessen visits. Harriman’s prior posts include ambassador roles and secretary of commerce. Rockefeller deploys a glamorized campaign with the Rocketts, a group of 11 young women in synchronized outfits carrying pom-poms spelling ROCKEPELLER.
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Rockefeller
Lower East
Harriman
Moscow
London
Roosevelt
Trumah
Eisenhower
New York
Rocketts
Improvements In Probation Dept Needed in Pennsylvania
A National Probation and Parole Association report says Pennsylvania probation officers are understaffed and overworked, hindering juvenile delinquency efforts. The study compares 1992 to 1959 staffing, noting caseloads exceed the recommended 50 and many officers handle mixed duties, with supervision limited and emphasis on fines over prevention.
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Pennsylvania
National Probation and Parole Association
Commonwealth
Sal
Gov. Leader
Association
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Bishop Koehler Dies. Longtime RLDS Missionary and Pastor
J August Koehler aged 80 died yesterday in Independence Missouri. He served as a missionary for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints starting in 1910 and was pastor of churches in Philadelphia and other Eastern cities before being ordained a bishop in 1920. Electrocution remains the penalty for murder in the District of Columbia.
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Independence
J. August Koehler
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Philadelphia
Godfrey Reflects On TV Move As He Turns 30 In Media
Arthur Godfrey marks 30 years in radio and TV with a new weekly night show praised by critics. He recounts early TV struggles, notes his role as creator and producer, and explains why he aims to entertain rather than imitate movies. Tomorrow: his audience talk and retirement views.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Teleivision
Godfrey
Jnto
News Items Of Bear Lake
News items from Bear Lake summarize local social notes. Mrs Havel Gage of Sand Lake Ore arrives to care for Will Evans, a friend of Arthur Beals. Miss Joanne Berkey is honored on her sixth birthday with a party after school. Sunday School officers meet to discuss Promotion Day plans. Albert Laycock and family visit Erie relatives Gerald Carter and family. Mrs John Edwards visits Gertrude Newhouse. F Beckwith and Toni Smith Sr are patients at Cory Memorial Hospital. Fire company plans a fish fry on October 11 to buy tires for its wagon. Mae Hamm and Beverly Smith attend a county auxiliary meeting at Starbrick. Leon Cable Jr visits his parents. Richard Emerson mentioned.
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noAw Larn
Havel Gage
Sand Lake
Ore
Will Evans
Gage
Arthur Beals
Joanne Berkey
Burch
Albert Laycock
Erie
Gerald Carter
John Edwards
Gertrude Newhouse
F. Beckwith
Toni Smith
Cory ‘Memorial Hospital
Mae Hamm
Beverly Smith
Starbrick
Leon Cable Jr
Leon Cable
Richard Emerson
Community Visitors Report and Local Loss
Union City visitors called on the Reeds last Tuesday. Roger Smith, recently discharged from Jamestown Hospital, was released on Friday. Paul Smith remains a patient at Jones General Hospital in Jamestown. At the Manwaring home on Sunday afternoon were Richard Crosby and wife, Ivan Hawkins, and Hiram Beckerink family from Clymer. Lucille Price visited her son and daughter-in-law Richard Price and family at Jasper, N Y over the weekend. Clyde Manwaring and family and Gordon White of Clymer called on the Manwaring home Sunday. Dr Ernest A Vuilleumier of Dickinson College, 64, died of a heart attack, ending 38 years as chemistry chair.
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Union City
Toni Reed
Roger Smith
Jamestown Hospital
Paul Smith
Jones General Hospital
Jamestown
J. C. Manwaring
Richard Crosby
Town Line Road
Ivan Hawkins
Fluvanna
Hiram Beckerink
Clymer
N.Y
Lucille Price
Richard Price
Jasper
N. Y
Clyde Manwaring
Gordon White
J.C. Manwaring
Racial laws in Fascist Italy affect 70000 Jews
Rome announces broad regulations banning marriages between Italians and non Aryans and extending to Gentiles, affecting about 70 000 Jews and causing tears among Italians and foreign Jews. Also notes YMCA Leadership Council moved to D A Hillstrom residence on East Congress street and a sharp early morning frost with temperatures down to 25 below zero after a clear night.
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Rome
Italy
Grand Council
Ymca Leadership Council
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
M. E. Church
Flu Epidemic and Peace Proposals Mark Local News
The city finished registration for voting with under half of expected turnout and celebrated the peace proposals from Germany Austria and Turkey after news of a new offensive. Henry McCray ordered school closures in Elgin Concord and Wayne townships due to the flu. John Chase, longtime Columbus resident, died at 85.
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Germany
Turkey
Austria
Henry McCray
Elgin
Concord
Wayne
John Chase
Columbus
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