Ladies Seek Vice Presidency by Hal Boyle
New York dispatch reports Miss Lou Payne leading a Mrs. Homemaker's Forum push for a woman as vice president. The group surveys housewives, argues for skirted candidates, and plans pressure on politicians while noting caution from some figures like Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Lou Payne
Joan of Arc
Miss Payne
Mississippi
Housewives
Chicago
Mrs. Homemaker's Forum
National Party
America
England
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
Frances E. Willis
Switzerland
Payne
Ieee
Man With Too Many Wives Free On Bond
Fort Worth Texas report on Edward Voss 30 held on 5090 bond after his two wives confront him at home. Wife No 1 Sixta B. Voss 35 who wed in Panama 1952 attempted suicide. Wife No 2 Doris Compton 22 whom he married in Las Vegas Dec 20 feared divorce. Both believed they would obtain him in the end. Voss awaited formal bigamy charges.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Edward Voss
Sixta B. Voss
Panama
Doris Compton
Las Vegas
Voss
Jesse Jones To Be Buried In Houston Ceremony
Jesse Holman Jones known as Mr. Houston will be buried in Forest Park Cemetery today. The 82 year old financier and former secretary of commerce died Friday night after a fall. Services were planned at Lt Paul’s Methodist Church where Jones had worshiped for decades.
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Houston
Tex. P
Jesse ‘Holman Jones
Mr. Houston
Forest Park Cemetery
Houston Chronicle
Lt Paul's Methodist Church
Jones
Analysis of Anawears 1 Cleveland Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss speeds and distances with numbers like 600 miles an hour and 40 million to 600 million miles varying by time of year. Mentions names Sobolev and Ben Ayrinn with unclear context. Overall content is disjointed and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Cleveland
Benayrinn
Sal
Fay
Mirror Mind Critics More Dangerous Than Drivers
The piece argues back seat critics distract drivers and provoke resentment, increasing risk of traffic violations and accidents. It notes average drivers show responsibility and that nagging criticism fosters a destructive mood, comparing neurotic concern to dental decay.
Overcoming Neurotic Habits and Parental Feeding Methods
The article discusses how neurotic conflicts feel like weaknesses and how professionals avoid the term neurosis to reduce defensiveness. It notes that changing a child’s bad eating habits requires months of patient effort, with a mother altering feeding methods to address underlying problems in her approach.
Cottonseed Crushers Open Meet in Myrtle Beach
The Cottonseed crushers associations of the Carolinas opened a joint meeting in Myrtle Beach with about 200 delegates. The opening day featured a cotton fashion show golf tournament and banquet plus three speeches by T F Bridgers Wilson NC Francis Beatty of the NCCOA and W B Petravage of the U S Chamber of Commerce. Separate business sessions follow with talks by W McBee Jones R H Garrison and J C Lyndhart.
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Myrtle Beach
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
W. McBee Jones
Bishopville
South Carolina
R. H. Garrison
Clemson
International Crop Improvement Assn
J. C. Lyndh
Winn-Dixie
Green
Scientists May Find Control For Cancer
British cancer researcher Dr Alexander Haddow suggested a penicillin like drug could control many cancers by exploiting a common difference between cancerous and healthy cells. He spoke at a National Cancer conference informing physicians of latest findings in diagnosis and treatment.
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Alton L. Blakesleft
Associated Press
Science Reporter
Detroit
Alexander Haddow
Chester Beatty Research Institute
London
Eng
Haddow
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
U.S. Public Health Service
Heart Disease Death Toll Reaches 550000 in 1954
Report shows heart disease caused about 550000 deaths in the United States during 1954, underscoring its impact on public health and mortality trends. The figure reflects nationwide mortality data and hints at ongoing efforts to curb cardiovascular illness.
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U. S
Sobeloff Fight Renewed Over Federal Judge Nomination
Senator Olin D Johnston renewed opposition to Simon E Sobeloffs federal judgeship on the Fourth Circuit noting past conflicts and questioning potential rulings on segregation cases While the Senate Judiciary Committee held a closed door meeting the nomination has faced long delays since January A subcommittee approved the nomination 3 0 with McClellan and Welker not voting Senator Johnston asserted Sobeloff had conflicts over a Baltimore bank liquidation Sobeloff denied the charge and witnesses found no basis for it
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Simon E. Sobeloff
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnston
Sobeloff
4Th Circuit
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolinas
Senate
Jun
Eastland
D-Miss
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
South
Circuit Court
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Sens
McClellan
Dark
Welker
Idaho
Baltimore
Men Held In Narcotics Crackdown
Greensboro and nearby cities report a weekend narcotics crackdown with eleven men arrested in North Carolina Virginia and Maryland. Notables include Thomas S. Smith of Portsmouth and Irwin E. Greenfield of Baltimore who cited Smith as a major source. charges include heroin distribution, dilaudid sales and marijuana dealing.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
Portsmouth
North Carolina
Virginia
Thomas S. Smith
Irwin E. Greenfield
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Greenfield
Smith
Rocky Mount
N.C
John Hairston
Reidsville
Gurney McNair
Jimmy Flagg
McNair
Airston
Flagg
Martinsville
Oliver Rahael Phillips
Cnnon James Johnson
James Edward Brown
Robert Fletcher Norwood
Wilson
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