Salvation Army Reports On Work During First Half Year
The Salvation Army assisted 544 local families with aid in the first six months. Two received medicine and 165 received household furnishings. There were 432 transient applicants, 395 given lodging, 815 meals served, 199 shoes donated, and 24 transportation offers. Captain Bowman noted 115 transient served in May and June with 102 lodgings, 208 meals, 54 garments and shoes, and 17 transportation services. Adult activities and services in May and June totaled 106 with 82 for young people. Local families served in two months totaled 190 with 26 grocery orders, 5 122 garments, and 499 pairs of shoes issued. One order of medicine and household articles and
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Salvation Army
Accord
Bowman
Health for Today Readers Ask
Reader letters discuss thyroid gland remedies and risks of organic iodine. A 38 year old describes menopause symptoms, cramps, and a lump in the throat. The columnist cautions against unqualified use of dangerous drugs and notes possible hereditary cramps and influence from the mother.
Furnishings for 73 Provided for These Families
Montana reports 5,038 miles of railroads while furnishings for 73 families are provided.
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Montana
Dr. Sam Loses Another Round
A three judge panel denied a request for a new trial by Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard 31 in Cleveland. They ruled the basis for error in the 10 week trial which ended December 21 the previous July.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Florida Editor To Address State Press Association
TUSCALOOSA Only business on schedule when the Alabama Press Assn meets at Fairhope July 21 23 is a two hour session on freedom of information. Principal a Newton Jr managing editor of the Tampa Tribune and vice president of the Associated Press. Modern artificial eyes resemble natural eyes and some people buy extra eyes that appear bloodshot for hangovers says the Better Vision Institute.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama Press Assn
Fairhope
Ala
Freedom of Informa
A Newton Jr
Tampa, Fla
Tribune
Associated Press
The
Better Vision Institute
Waterbury polio shots to be followed by lollipops
Dr. Clayton B. Mathers announced that first and second graders in Waterbury receiving polio vaccines would get a lollipop as a chaser.
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Waterbury, Conn
Clayton B. Mathers
Waterbury
Two Eagle Scouts Mistaken for Escapees Walk Home
Joe Barton and Billy Culver, both Eagle Scouts and former Camp Tuckabatchee counselors, were mistaken for ex convicts while hiking toward Selma Alabama. Sheriff William C. McGolde questioned them after spotting the sunburned youths and learned they were not逃 escapees. Joe, chosen boy of the year by Selma leaders, will enter the University of Alabama. Billy attends Parrish High School.
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Kilby
Montgomery
Joe
Sam Barton
Selma
Billy
Co. A. Culver
Cona
Rene
University of Alabama
Parrish Highek
Musk Ox Wool Resists Shrinkage Unlike Sheep Fiber
The article notes that wool from musk ox remains resilient and does not shrink in the same way as sheep wool, highlighting a key difference in textile properties between the two animal fibers.
Baptist Brotherhood Announces Annual Picnic This Saturday
The church will furnish transportation for those who need it. Call the church office to arrange rides. John Short chairs the general committee with Ed Tubbs and Adolph Feil. Other committees include drink Neil Bass Jim Roberson recreation Milton Norris Roy Wymbs Charles Ap.
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John Short
Ed Tubbs
Adolph Feil
Neil Bass
Jim Roberson
Milton Norris
Roy Wymbs
Charles Ap
Average age of hourly male workers in U.S. steel industry
The average age of men employed by the hour in the U.S. steel industry is 41.
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U.S
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