Brakes Put On Geneva Spirit By Eisenhower Policy
The New York Times reports President Eisenhower warned against misusing the Geneva spirit after the Geneva conference. A Washington dispatch notes the National Security Council backed a public warning to prevent the Geneva spirit from becoming an end in itself or justifying German division or communist subversion.
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New York
New York Times
Eisenhower
Geneva
American Bar Assn
Philadelphia
Washington
the Times
James Reston
Germany
National Security Council
State Dulles
United States
Stop That Itch In Just 15 Minutes At Goidel Drug Store
Today at Goidel's Drug Store an easy-to-apply FTCH-ME-NOT promises relief for itch from eczema ringworm tech bites or surface irritation. The ad targets quick comfort with a 4c back guarantee if not pleased.
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Goidel’s
Geneva Talks Push Reunification and Freedoms
The report notes a more friendly attitude at Geneva as a first step toward German reunification, expansion of freedoms to satellite states, and abolition of anti American propaganda by the Communist apparatus.
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Geneva
Germany
Teachers Wanted Charleston West Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce dismissed the West Virginia teacher shortage in a bulletin to members. Wetzel County School Superintendent S. R. ... raised concerns in a letter to Managing Director Harry A. Stansbury.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia
Harry A. Stansbury
Wetzel County
S. R
Soviet Farmers Need Incentive
A group of American farm experts say Russian farmers require more individual incentive before output rises. They observed Russia relies heavily on manpower over mechanization and noted farming lags behind the United States. Dean W. W. Lambert led the Nebraska team and they hope for future exchanges.
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New York
Russia
Dean W. W. Lambert
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Polio Cases Rise in Week as Public Health Reports
The Public Health Service lists 2,138 new polio cases for the week ending Aug 20, up 352 from Aug 13. Officials cite a seasonal rise, noting totals 11,862 for 1955 and 10,799 since April 1, with increases across all geographic divisions.
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Washington
Public Health Service
PHS
Wet Spots Along American Coasts
Rain fell along Atlantic states and parts of the West with heavy totals in the southeast. Cape Hatteras Cherry Point and Jacksonville reported nearly two inches. Plains heat moved east toward the Great Lakes as temperatures topped 90s and exceeded 100 in places.
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Associated Press
Cape Hatteras
Cherry Point
N.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Plains
Great Lakes
No Agreement in Geneva on Freeing 41 Americans Detained
The United States and Communist China failed to agree on a formula to free 41 Americans detained on the Chinese mainland. U S observer U Alexis Johnson and Wang Pingnan met for two hours and five minutes in the Palace of Nations before emerging with no substantive result.
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Geneva
United States
China
U. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Prague
Wang Pingnan
Red China
Warsaw
Palace of Nations
Wood Asks Stansbury for School Staff Roles
Wood facetiously inquires if Stansbury can supply staff including a band instructor an athletic coach two librarians a manual arts teacher and a home economics teacher for the school program.
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Wood
Stansbury
Quality of Protein Measures Forage Value
Forage plants obtain nitrogen from soil and air. Legumes fix atmospheric nitrogen with nodules and feed grasses and animals. Protein quality varies by amino acid content. researchers urge focus on amino acid supply and soil fertility to enhance forage protein without yet giving farm practice.
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William A. Albrecht
W. L. Sheldon
Founder of Azalea Trail and fishing rodeo dies in Mobile
Samuel H. Lackland 80, a founder of Mobile s Azalea Trail and the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo, died at home after a long illness. He helped promote the Mobile Bay Bridge Causeway and the Dauphin Island Bridge. A Waxahachie Texas native, he formerly worked in hotels in Texas and Mexico and is survived by his wife.
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Mobile
Samuel H. Lackland
Mobile Bay Bridge
Dauphin Island Bridge
Lackland
Waxahachie
Texas
Mexico
Priceville W. S. C. S. Reaches Full Membership Quota
Priceville W.S.C.S. met at the church with five ladies. Mrs. John Cooper led prayer. Reports were filed on time. A letter from Mildred Taylor was read. Three new members joined, bringing the society to 100 percent of its quota.
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Priceville
W.S.C.S
John Cooper
Mildred Taylor
Defense Continues In McAbee Suit
Defense witness continued testimony in the Lloyd McAbee versus International Union damage suit in Circuit Court. McAbee seeks 50000 dollars for damages after a 1951 strike at Wolverine Tube, with about thirty suits filed following the strike. Pencil makers estimate pencils still handle about 90 percent of U.S. writing jobs.
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Lloyd McAbee
U.S
Braided Rug Work Spans Afternoon Activities
The report notes cent was mentioned and the remainder of the afternoon was devoted to making a braided rug, indicating a quiet domestic craft pause in the day.
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