Childless marriages rise amid shifting American values
Washington report on the National Conference on Family Life quotes Dr. Lesis I. Sharp and S. Bernard Werts noting no physiological cause for more childless marriages, citing five psychological factors from cleanliness to economic costs and weak male roles. Delegates urged baby subsidies, housing aid, a family court, and expanded family life education as remedies.
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Geneva Rotary Hosts Students on Education Discussion
Four Geneva high school students Kathryn Jackson Betty Henderson Glen Thompson and Billy Smith spoke at the Geneva Rotary Club about the value of college education and future plans. President W W D Delker presided and a Rotary Lions softball game was announced for Friday night May 4. Kircher’s Aeolian harp history noted.
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Shirt Factory Nears Completion At Hartford
Hartford readies a 55 000 project to lure industry as Phillips Jones shirts set to begin production by mid June. Hartford Industrial Corporation plans a 125 worker plant with local labor, site and building provided, and several future industrial expansions anticipated.
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Victor Smith
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Philips Jones
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Livestock Market Report Also Notes Local Fibers and Dyes
Livestock data from Chicago shows hog salable 1000 to 2000 head, under 240 pounds steady to 25 lower, over 240 pounds and sows 25-50 lower. Cattle 509 head. steers and yearlings up to 1.50, cow and bull gains 25-50, vealers steady to 30. The piece also mentions woody wool from pine leaves in Breslau and euphorbia seeds used for red dye. a fud-blown rose symbolizing secrecy.
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General Li Tsung-ien in bid for Chinese vice presidency
General Li Tsung-ien, recently elected vice president candidate, attacked Chiang Kai-shek’s government. A seasoned military figure, he positions as anti-Communist with backing from independent political, financial, and business interests.
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Chiang Kaishe
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3000 Paratroopers Billow Down In Great Peacetime Maneuver
In CAMP Campbell Kentucky Army and Air Force units stage largest peacetime drill since WWII. About 30,000 troops engage in joint operations with paratroopers re occupying the Camp Campbell Airport and receiving airlift and supplies as part of Operation Assembly.
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Alabama Concert Band Tour Schedule
Governor announces an Alabama concert band tour beginning May 1 in Anniston and extending to May 22 with stops in Birmingham Montgomery LaGrange Columbia Augusta Greenville and additional dates in Georgia and South Carolina. The trip follows a film project start in Hollywood and mid May appearances are planned.
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