Abundant Living on Vitamins and Nervous Health
A NEA Service excerpt from Abundant Living discusses the link between vitamin deficiency and nervous disorders. Dr J S Hughes is cited with charts of a pig showing nervous breakdown from vitamin deprivation and calmer behavior after feeding vitamins. The piece includes a personal anecdote about a mission, grass as vitamin source, and three factors grace grass and gumption guiding vitality.
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J. 5. Hughes
Vitamin Authority
National Christian Mission
Taball
Abingdon- Cokesbury Press
New York
Nashville
NEA Service
Security Tightened At Richland Atomic Center
Richland Washington the Atomic Energy Commission tightens security at the vast plutonium plants by day and night. Vernon K Schumann heads a continuous program with 852 plant areas and more than 1800 workers. Army air support with troops at Fort Bliss and bases in Spokane and Mone Lake enhances defense as precautionary measures loom.
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Southeastern
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Rhode Island
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Schumann
Fee Security
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Frederick Hayden
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Army Air Force
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Eighth All Night Sacred Harp Sing Planned Here
The Eighth All Night Sacred Harp sing will be held at the Houston County Courthouse tomorrow night, announced by W C Lisenby. Sponsored by Dothan merchants, it opens at 8 p m and runs until 4 a m with all Sacred Harp singers invited. It is one of the oldest events of its kind in Alabama.
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Sacred Harp Sing
Houston County
W.C. Lisenby
Dothan Merchants
Sacred Harp Singers
Alabama
Baptist Delegates Heading Back Home From Congress
Cleveland AP reports 24,000 Baptist delegates depart after a six day Baptist World Alliance Congress. Dr Theodore Aartioms of Richmond says the gathering strengthened faith and resolve to spread Christian mission despite iron and bamboo curtains. He notes Baptists have grown in a tradition of faith and freedom and will proclaim the truth to keep people free.
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Cleveland
Baptist World Alliance Congress
Theodore F. Artiams
Richmond
South Korean Youth Leads American Outfit To Safety
A 10 year old South Korean boy guided a stranded unit of about 200 Americans to safety after a Communist roadblock cut them off near Yongdong. Despite continuous fire and scarce water they pressed on, aided by a South Korean child who became their unit mascot. American wounded received plasma and medical aid as Pfc. Janes Reynolds carried a wounded man and an appendix case to safety.
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X Korea
Yongdong
John W. Jackson
Richlands
Yong- Dong
Jackson
U.S
Pfc
Janes Reynolds
Guntersville
Ala
Reynolds
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Jimfy
Blackleg threat and war echoes in rural sale report
During a rugged march, soldiers and civilians faced shortages and danger. A farmer recalls no food since the night before as they climbed mountains and gullies. At Citronelle's annual sale on June 9 the South Alabama Wool Association moved 30,000 pounds of wool to support wounded and wartime needs.
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Jackson
South Alabama
Grayere Association
TCI Workers To Vote On Company Proposal To Forestall Strike
BIRMINGHAM UP Village maintenance and sanitary workers of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co were to vote tomorrow on a company proposal to forestall a threatened strike Aug 1 The offer terms were not disclosed and it followed a meeting with Local 1013 United Steelworkers of America The rank and file will decide at Span The walkout could disrupt TC I production in the area The dispute began with the sale of TC I real estate properties to a Columbus firm and involved labor leaders Portch said management hinted at fairness toward about half the workers involved.
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Tennessee Coal, Ira. and Railroad Co
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Employe Homes
Columbus
Termination of USA Maintenance Contract Sparks Union Protest
Notification that the USA maintenance contract would be terminated on August 1 prompted the company to offer transfers to as many affected workers as possible. The union denounced the action as arbitrary and discriminatory, claiming it aimed to handpick employees to retain regardless of seniority.
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USA
Rommy &S
TCH
Sagard
Five In Area To Get M S Degrees At API
Five TriState area students at Alabama Polytechnic Institute will receive master of science degrees at API commencement exercises. The Graduate School dean Dr Fred Allison announced the names of 81 graduates, the largest class in API history.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Fred Allison
API
Edward Lee Brentley Headland
O. D. Gissendamer
Finchard
Willie J. Mebain
C3ffee Springs
Henry Hudso Montgomery
Columbia
Faye’ Buttram Lawrence
Cottondale
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