Medium Thin Diet Expert To Be Rewarded By Eisenhower
Hazel K. Stiebling, a 28 year federal civilian worker in charge of research in human nutrition at the Agriculture Department, will receive the highest government honor for her service. She advocates balanced eating and increased physical activity and favors a life plan that includes regular walking. Also honored are Wernher von Braun James V. Bennett Robert D. Murphy and Doyle L. Northrup for distinguished careers.
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Eisenhower
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U.S
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Justice Department
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Doyle L. Northrup
Air Force
Ohio
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Columbia University
General Marshall Recovering After Stroke At Fort Bragg
Gen George C Marshall remains in seclusion at Womack Army Hospital Fort Bragg NC with a satisfactory condition after a mild stroke. He has no signs of paralysis. Messages pour in from statesmen and military leaders. Eisenhower sent get well wishes to Mrs Marshall and praised the recovery efforts.
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Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Denver
Colo
Writer Octavus Roy Cohen Leaves $1 to Son
AP report states Octavus Roy Cohen, 67, died Jan 6 and left his East Orange son Octavus Jr. only one dollar. The bulk of his 50 000 plus estate goes to Los Angeles friend Margaret M. Brigham with half the assets for his aunt Nina Ottolingui of Asheville to receive 200 dollars monthly. Cohen said he tried to provide for his son during his life.
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Octavus Jr
East Orange
N.J
Margaret M. Brigham
Asheville
N.C
Cohen
Novelist Chamales Pays $150 Fine After Disturbing Peace
Los Angeles author Thomas T. Chamales paid a $150 fine for disturbing the peace following an argument with his estranged wife, singer Helen O Connell. He was placed on probation for two years as the couple separated after the November 17 dispute and a separate maintenance suit entered.
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Helen O'Connell
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Waterfront Screening Opens with Gunsmoke at 10:30
The event features a 10:30 showing of Gunsmoke followed by a movie tour in the waterfront area with a brief discussion and audience Q&A.
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Waterfront
Tennessee Faces Kent in 9 45 PM Game
Tennessee takes on Kent in a late night matchup at 9 45 PM after a 9 00 PM start for Black Saddie and a 11 03 postscript Chapetee. Cimarron Ci 0 DA's Man 12 30 News provide scattered local timing details.
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Mother of seven to attend funeral of dying child
In Charlotte, the mother of seven imprisoned for neglect will attend her child’s funeral. Police funded her travel and supplied outfits for the other children using donations. she will return to prison unguarded after services. The five year old died after heart surgery.
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Selvey
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Jack Wallace
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Balcony brawl ends with man tossed from theater rail
In a Square theater a Romeo and Juliet parody ended with Charles Wright 31 Manhattan being thrown from a balcony into the orchestra after a racial quarrel. Wright treated for cuts and bruises and released. Police say a slugging match preceded the incident as an unidentified Black man attacked Wright.
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Charles Wright
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Ree
Weak Hand Can Force Weakly By Oswald Jacoby
The Elks Club in Fort Lauderdale hosts a bridge hand where J W Shoop opened two hearts in a part score. North raised to three, Shoop passed, and the hand ended with a five odd result after a diamond finesse. Jacoby advises opening only one heart and approves Shoop's second bid of pass after a strong overcall.
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Detecting Nuclear Tests Becomes U S Defense Focus
Washington AP report says despite a pessimistic study the United States seeks a highly effective detection system to deter sneaked underground tests. A Defense Department spokesman cited the President's Science Advisory Committee and noted difficulty in distinguishing tests from earthquakes. Dr Hans Bethe suggested seismologists have promising ideas.
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United States
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Bethe
Senate House Atomic Energy
Lack Of Stutter Frees Worker
Herman Cosby, 33, walked free in Los Angeles Superior Court after testifying without a stutter in a robbery case. A cafe bandit used a stuttered line about life insurance. Cosby resembled the suspect but was cleared when friends testified he had no speech impediment.
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Herman Cosby
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Cosby
Hydroelectric Plant Powers Wide Circular Zone
A large hydroelectric plant can supply electricity within a circular area spanning 200000 square miles, covering a vast region.
Living Good Life Pays Off in Hogan Pardon Case
Joseph J. Hogan, aged 52, once a fugitive for 32 years after stealing a car in 1926, has a fraught history including a WWII Silver Star and five children. The FBI captured him last month. attorney Bernard Moldow cited a 1945 Truman proclamation granting pardons after honorable service, and Judge Archie Dawson freed Hogan on his own recognizance pending a pardon hearing.
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Hogan
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Alderson
W.va
FBI
Federal House of Detention
Legal Aid Society
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Moldow
U.S. Dist
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Truman
Ameri J
Dawson Freed Hogan
Ity
Dragonfly Lifestyle Notes On Movement And Purpose
The dragonfly is described as an aerial creature that does not walk. It uses its legs mainly to catch prey and to land or perch, not for locomotion.
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