Rites Tuesday For Former Rep May
Former Congressman Andrew Jackson May 84 will be buried near Prestonsburg Kentucky Tuesday after dying Sunday from a kidney ailment. Once chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee he piloted the draft act and the GI bill through Congress. In 1947 he was convicted of taking 53000 dollars in bribes from munition makers Murray and Henry Garsson and jailed. He maintained innocence, later had citizenship restored and practiced law again. Funeral at Irene Cole Memorial Baptist church where he was a deacon.
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Extension Of Scouting Is Urged
Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America, urged stepped up Scout programs in large urban areas to counteract what he called “sick leadership” driving teenagers to crime and violence. He said today’s youth need healthy leadership.
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To Your Good Health By Joseph C. Molner
Regular column offering medical advice and health tips authored by Dr. Joseph C. Molner. The piece presents practical guidelines on wellness, diet, and preventive care for a general audience.
Permanent not recommended for young children hair care advice
Dear Dr Mother advises against home permanents for toddlers citing chemical risks and unpredictable results. She prefers simple hairstyles like pigtails and bangs and notes age 2 to 15 are too young for artificial beauty aids. A separate note reassures a 42 year old about bunion surgery and warns against listening to busybody advice.
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Jericho in Jordan Sits 840 Feet Below Sea Level
The world’s lowest-lying town is Jericho in Jordan, located 840 feet below sea level. The title highlights the town’s extreme elevation and geographic distinction.
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Auto Makers See Battle Of Prices In 1960 Compact Cars
European makers plan price cuts to stay in the U S market as American Big Three push compact models around $2,000. Dealers may trim discounts to 20 percent to spur 1960 sales while imports push lower prices and U S buyers favor value amid a looming buyer’s market.
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Vanity Traps Shoplifter in Dayton Store
A 14 year old girl attempted a theft in a downtown Dayton store. A female clerk followed her after spotting the girl grab slacks and a large sack. Police were called when the sack contained three blouses and an extra pair of slacks. The girl said she wanted to try them on before stealing.
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Asphalt as a Building Material Since Ancient Times
The text notes that asphalt has been used in construction since roughly 3200. It highlights its long history as a versatile building material across ancient projects and regions.
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