Memie's Visit Reveals Feminine Health Resorts Big Business
CROTON-ON-HUDSON NY ANNA ROBINSON explains how Maine Chance and Sunshine Terrace operate as exclusive health and rest resorts for women. Guests receive private tailored attention, beauty treatments, and strict privacy, with weekly rates around 150 to 900 dollars.
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Memie
Croton - ON
Hudson, N.Y
Nea
Anna Robinson
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Elizabeth Arden
Maine Chance Health, Beauty and Rest Resort
Phoenix
Ariz
Sunshine Terrace
Hudson
Arden
Miss Robinson
Maine
Main Chance
St Charles Philanthropist Gifts 100000 For City
St Charles city council receives a 100000 check from Col Edward J Baker a longtime civic benefactor age 89. In a letter with the gift he urges the council to spend it for the citizens. Baker also funded major projects including a Fox River bridge and the First Methodist church. A public park was named for him on his 89th birthday.
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Baker
St. Charles
Chicago
John W
Gates
Fox River
First Methodist Church
Greyhound
Officer Consoles Wrong Mother
Kansas City report details Sgt. Kenneth Beck of North Kansas City police misidentifying a new mother in a hospital corridor. He believed the delivery room mother was his wife and leaned in for a kiss, only to learn the mother was someone else, causing confusion for Beck and the doctors. Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Yvonne Bradford of Parkville, Missouri, are noted for their red hair.
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Kansas City
Kenneth Beck
North
Research Hospital
Dean
Jbeing
Beck
Romance blooms as British beau dines with Swedish royal family
STOCKHOLM Princess Margaretha’s British boyfriend Robin Douglas-Home has dined with the royal family as a court source says King Gustaf may issue a communique on the romance soon. No engagement expected yet, but Aftonbladet cites a London announcement possible for next autumn. A court official cautions the tale may be invention while noting the king’s likely statement by week’s end.
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Stockholm
Margaretha
Gustaf
Robin Douglas
Aftonbladet
London
England
Texas Tops States In Farm Payments 1957
Texas led the nation in government farm aid payments for 1957 with $112,667,000 from soil conservation, the soil bank, sugar control and wool incentive programs. Total nationwide payments reached $1,015,842,000 with Kansas and Nebraska next, and distribution across conservation, soil bank, sugar and wool programs itemized.
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Washington
Texas
Agriculture Department
Lone Star
Soil Conservation
Soil Bank
Sugar Control
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma
Crowd Demonstrates Over End of Search for Askadar Victims
In Izmit Turkey a crowd of men waving shrouds protested after the government announced the end of the search for victims of the ferry Askadar sinking last Saturday. Officials cited 146 bodies recovered and noted more might be missing as ticket sales were confused with other ferries. Governor Ekmel Cetinel said the total lives lost could not be determined from the muddled records.
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Izmit
Turkey
Ekmel Cetinel
No Hair No Toes That's No Monster Just Man in 8500 A.D.
University of Southern California biology professor Jay M. Savage speculates on evolution ed possibilities around 8500 A.D. Humans may lose toes and hair as balance shifts to the big toe supports balance. He notes toes shrinking, hair loss aided by hats and enclosed transport, and legs becoming spindly due to mechanization.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Jay M. Savage
Savage
Bell to Speak on Budgeting for State Government
Dr. George Bell of Gov. James T. Blair's budget staff will discuss Budgeting and Budgeting Procedures for State Government during the High Twelve Club luncheon at the Masonic Temple today.
In Osage Meeting Instructors Discuss Home Economics Careers
DAU instructors Delaney and Yost spoke on Choosing a Career in Home Economics at the Osage County Extension Council. The session opened by Mrs. Zeno Verhoff with eight clubs represented and notes on Career Day for seniors and National Club Week. Also includes farm rat facts and sanitation tips.
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DAU
Osage
LINN
Delaney
Yost
University of Missouri Home Economics Department
Home Economics Extension Council
Zeno Verhoff
Argyle
McDaniel Extension Club
William Scheulen
JoAnn
Josepha Brandt
Joan
Linn Newcomers
Fred Neuner
Henry Zeilmann
Clem Franken
Linn Creek
Paul Moller
Fred Mansen
Lincoln Haslag
Whittenbach - Plattner
Calvin Cordroy
Arthur Schwinke
Buckendorf
John Klebba
William Turner
Ben Wulff
Paul Dudenhoeffer
Paul Backes
Joe Schaefer
Dixie Schnitzler
Betty Gerschske
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Olean Youth Chooses Guided Missile Field
Bob Thorson a 20 year old from Olean has chosen the Army guided missile field as his career. He entered the Army last week on a three year enlistment and is the son of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Thorson of Olean.
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Bob Thorson
Olean
Army
SFC
Mike Thompson
Thorson
Johnnie Thorson
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Arden Maine Chance
Elizabeth
DIAL
Deolong ’S
St. Charles, Ill
No. Fe
Col
Edward J. Baker
Scott's and
Cornell
Scott's
DIX Nursery & Garden Center
North Ten Mile Drive
Montgomery
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Copter
Guedes
Deretoi
Faneeg Me
East Dunklin
Milo H. Walz
Madison Street
East
Gordon
Moreau Heights
South
Southwest
West
Ahemusnes
Vincent A. Raaf
Osage County
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Mrs
Central's Cottage Cheese
Olyness
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