26 Jan 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1955
Page
1
A column discusses adverse reactions from post bath symptoms and offers home remedies such as baking soda baths and air drying. Readers ask about numbness in hands and feet, chronic orthostatic hypotension, varicose veins, and breast tenderness, with medical guidance urging diagnostic studies and early professional care.
Dean Liston Pope of Yale Divinity School says Catholic and Protestant churches will work together officially in social reform and faith, driven by world pressures and shared beliefs. He notes two main sticking points: papal authority and Catholic fears of diminishing unique truth. He cites the National Conference of Christians and Jews, the Church Peace Union, and the National Religion and Labor Foundation as current bridges, with Jacques Maritain named as a key figure. many Episcopal leaders show interest.
Beirut reports the Iraq Turkey defense accord ends a nine year Arab League blockage on Middle East security schemes. The pact follows long debate over a Turkish Arab bloc and signals possible bilateral ties with Turkey Pakistan or Iran without waiting for a broader Arab coalition.
A science note claims human eyes consume about one fourth of the body s nervous energy, highlighting surprising efficiency in vision systems.
Paris Premier Pierre Mendes France names Jacques Soustelle a leading supporter of Gen. Charles de Gaulle to be governor general of Algeria. The surprise appointment aims to rally Assembly support during next week’s North Africa policy debate. Soustelle replaces Roger Léonard, whose two years saw terrorist outbreaks in the past three months.
Budget Director Rowland R. Hughes issued a memo urging all federal business activities be examined and ended unless it would not be in the public interest. The order calls for agencies to assess activities that compete with private enterprise and decide which can be reasonably ended.
Dayton tale outlines the installation of James C. Lukehart and other officers in the Dayton Chapter of the United American Mechanics. It lists councilors, secretaries, treasurer, and sentinels, with locations like Dayton, Smicksburg, and New Bethlehem. Additional notes cover state council representatives and a past state councilor conducting the ceremony. Also mentions polio studies in New York and U.S. railroad mail volume. A tip about placing coal in a refrigerator to curb odors is included.
Washington reports President Eisenhower will skip his regular Wednesday news conference this week citing nothing new to say on Formosa defense policy while it remains under consideration in Congress.
A 6 440 100f i natural gas well near Renovo Pennsylvania, drilled by New York State Natural Gas Corp of Pittsburgh, is producing 50 million cubic feet daily. The well, on state land in Stewardson Township, Potter County, is described as a very good producer and may extend the Leidy field. Production is about seven miles north of Leidy, with 4 000 pounds per square inch rock pressure. Gas will be piped to the cross country transmission line via a spur. The same company drilled the 150 million cubic feet daily Itigat Tamarack well four years ago, east of the Mississippi.
Howard C. Dale, 47, and Eleanore J. Billetery, 33, faced court on a charge of cruelty to children in Grand Kavlus Michigan. Police described a crude method using a shoemaker needle and ice to close a boy’s gash last month. Needing both witnesses and context, authorities noted past alleged mistreatment in recent months.
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