Safer Automobiles Suggestions From Doctors Columnists
LA C Says Safer Automobiles Summary outlines a doctors study on safety factors to reduce injuries in auto accidents. It urges standard seat belts on all new cars, stronger roll over frames, better door latches, padded dashboards, padded seat backs, removal of sharp interior edges, eliminated rear window shells, and shock absorbing bumpers and wheels. The piece notes driver behavior also matters, advocating speed limits and responsible driving alongside mechanical safeguards.
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Lau
Town Meeting Campaign Promises Remain Vague
Editor independent cartoonist Reg Manning portrays a town meeting scene as campaign promises hover in the air. Citizens debate priorities while officials listen, reflecting a political moment with humor and civic tensions. The image captures public discourse amid local governance concerns.
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Reg Manning
City election redistricting and budget pledges recalled
A reader's long column recalls 19 years ago city clerks redrawing precinct lines with county help, utility workers under five day weeks and new concerns over indigents. Thirty years ago a church dedication and auditorium bond push are noted, followed by Eisenhower era budget pledges and inflation rhetoric tied to modern fiscal doubts.
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Frank J. Begg
Carl BO Winsching
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Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church
Alfred J. Hughes
First Methodist Church
Asue
J. David Larson
Summer of Commerce
Thinking It Over Hy Hobert and Spiritual Nourishment
A reflective piece contrasts physical hunger with spiritual hunger. It warns that lack of food weakens the body and morale and stresses the need for nutrition and medicine, then broadens to claim only God can fully nourish the hungry soul and cure spiritual suffering.
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Hobert
Budget Game of Politics
Washington critics label the budget fight a partisan struggle over trillions, with Democrats and Republicans trading blame over Eisenhower era spending. The House Apps Committee pushes for a new budget by April 15, while a milder 65 billion cap proposal stalls in Rules.
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Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House Rules Committee
Warerestepublicans
Rules Committee
Ike
White House
Avan
Independent Harman 1 midder publisher and managers
Fragmentary OCR lists publisher Harald M. Hines and managers Cameron Gan and Larry Calling Jt Rua for Asatte Publiaper Ramen C. No clear event or location appears. The text resembles a masthead portion with personnel names and roles.
Dr Jordan on Pyorrhea Causes and Prevention
Correspondent A. K. reports suffering from pyorrhea alveolaris. The disease inflames gums and has multiple causes including mechanical irritation, food retention, poor dental function, and infection. Systemic factors like allergy, diet, diabetes, and blood disorders contribute. Prevention centers on brushing, dental supervision, and overall health.
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A. K
Answers and Oddities From A Curio Q and A List
Questions and answers cover milkwarta plants tied to cows feeding on certain meadow flora and a superstition fade legacy. A note explains chantey from chanter meaning to sing. Franklin credited with difocal glasses split for each eye. The Bible shortest venue is quoted as Jenna wept from John.
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Benjamin Franklin
Jenna
Fragmentary Health Note on Gum Infection Risks
A partial medical snippet suggests distant body parts can be affected by infection, noting that even with germs in affected gums they are unlikely to be absorbed into the blood to cause disease elsewhere. The text remains incomplete and non-specific.
Hoffa feud and Teamsters intrigue spill into Washington
Drew Pearson reports a web of jealousy and leaks within the Teamsters Union centering on Dave Beck and Jimmy Hoffa. The piece notes rival factions, secret sessions, and a proposed purchase of Beck's house by a Teamsters official tied to leaked stories. It also covers oil pipeline politics and a challenged certificate of necessity involving Lew Glasgow and Berton.
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Koma
Tave Hook
Star
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John l. Lewis
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Dewey
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Berton
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Atubilny Lavng Sumatra
Ania
Destroyer Axmall Mollust Ravages Ships in Waters
The destroyer Axmall Mollust, known for its 2 percent reredo or shippworm tactics, causes millions in marine damage yearly. It tunnels through wooden piles and ship timbers with a shell like rasps.
Not Killers Buddhist Oshermen of Ceye ron refuse to kill anything
The devout fish handlers deny taking life, stating they do not kill but merely remove fish from water as part of their professional duty.
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