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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1955

Page

17

Only In Prosperous America Hay Fever Rises

New York reports hay fever is linked to prosperity. Dr. Rudolph Mayer notes ragweed thrives in open U S spaces, with nearly 4 million asthma and hay fever sufferers and 24.75 million lost workdays yearly. Mayer, an allergy researcher who arrived in 1942, says cases will rise and Europeans migrating here often develop the condition.

Rudolph Mayer Europe United States Dr. Mayer U.S. Public Health Service Mayer

Touring Reds Visit Dakota

Eleven Soviet agricultural officials toured South Dakota visiting the South Dakota Wheat Growers Assn terminal elevator with a 500000 bushel capacity. They then visited Lincoln Ranch, a 2400 acre operation owned by Frank McHugh as part of a 250 mile state tour minus their leader Vladimir Matskevich.

Aberdeen S.D South Dakota South Dakota Wheat Growers Assn Lincoln Ranch Frank McHugh Vladimir Matskevich Washington

Pastor Fired For Heresy In Milwaukee Area Church

A Milwaukee area Lutheran pastor, the Rev. George Crist Jr., was suspended from his pulpit after a church trial board found him guilty ofheresy. The Rev. John Ger Berding, age 33, of Menomonee Falls, faces a forthcoming trial for similar doctrinal deviation.

Milwaukee Crist Paul E Ae Minneapolis Synod

Self Conscious Son Murders Mother Then Ends Life

In Portland Indiana a 13 year old son of a Portland newspaper employee shot his mother Loretta Feierstein 39 in her bed and then killed himself in a nearby soybean field police reported the father said they were always on good terms. The story notes there were 13 educational television stations in the United States.

Portland Ind George Feierstein Portland Commercial Review Loretta

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