New Ideas to Save the American Family
A National Conference on Family Life proposes reforming divorce laws to require court review and expert assessment before any divorce. Other ideas include diverse housing options to unite income groups, marriage age guidance, open family budgets, and a family log to foster cohesion. The panel urges expanded social security, education aid, health services, housing liberalization, and more religious involvement at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
U. S
American Bar Association
Paul W. Alexander
Domestic Relations and Juvenile Courts of
Toledo
Robert G. Foster
University of Kansas
Eduard C. Lindeman
Columbia University
Absolute proven remedy for rheumatism ad in Uniontown Pa
An absolute proven remedy offers relief from rheumatism and arthritis with only one trip needed. The ad invites disabled persons to send a friend to the Fayette Street location by Uniontown’s Senior High School. Office hours are daily 10 to 6 and Sunday 10 to 5.
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Fayette St
Senior Hight
Uniontown
Youth Slashed by Teens in San Francisco Attack
An 11 year old boy was slashed 43 times with a razor last night in San Francisco in a senseless assault by two teenagers. Police reported twelve abdomen cuts were six inches long while facial chest and arm wounds were superficial. Gerry McCarthy identified the victim and said he did not know the assailants.
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San Francisco
Gerry McCarthy
New Drugs May Cure Colds Polio
The article reports Successful Farming’s note on chloromycetin, a soil-derived drug claimed to affect viruses like the common cold and infantile paralysis. It credits soil microbes and researchers, including Rene Dubos, with discovering and developing antibiotics such as penicillin streptomycin and polymixin, highlighting the underground world’s medical potential and future drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins
Rene Dubos
Rockefeller Institute
Red Cross Hero Battles Hidden War in Palestine
In Palestine with the International Red Cross Jean Courvoisier, six feet four inches, leads a small team fighting disease starvation and fear across sectarian lines. Vaccines, milk, food and ambulances replace weapons as he risks sniper fire to rescue the wounded and deliver aid to Arab and Jewish children alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Boyer Nea
Palestine
International Red Cross
NEA
Jean Courvoisier
The
Holy Land
Ichabod Crane
Red Cross
Jean
Haganah
Home From Washington D C Miss Carmella Della Valle visits family
Miss Carmella Della Valle daughter of Mrs Josephine Della Valle spent the weekend at home. She works in the Federal Bureau of Investigation offices in Washington D C. The column notes others visiting relatives over the holiday weekend including Miss Alice Lindsay of Harrisburg and Memorial Day services conducted by Heilwood American Legion Post No 936 with a full program of poems songs reflections and flag ceremonies. Several locals are reported vacationing visiting or returning from colleges or other cities.
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Washington
B. C
Carmella
Délla Vatté
Josephine Della Valle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Alice Lindsay
Harrisburg
A.J. Lindsay
Heilwood American Legion
Harry McArdle
John Williams
Deborah Kinkead
America
Flanders Field
Betty Jane Gula
A. C. Marzhauser
Robert Grumbling
Legion
Benediction
Walter Valerio
Bobby
McKeesport
Charles Sas
Smow
Theodore Chop
Chicago
Tils
Joseph Ballentine
Newport News
Tony Smon
New Jersey
Cecilia Kuzemchak
Jersey City
N. J
John Kuzemchak
Virginia
Cornelius’ Carwile
Billy
John Lowry
Oxford
Ohio
Lloyd D. Myers
W. B
Harry DeMay
Local notes and visits from Indiana and Erie districts
Miss Gloria DeMay and fiancé Bill Woods of Indiana visited the DeMay home in Washington. Ted Lawrence and Mildred Lawrence of Erie spent the weekend with the Al Feely family. Rex Lee’s wife Mildred Lee traveled from Washington to spend summer months with Alessandroni family. Nancy Maraschak returned home from Sarver after visiting Rudolph Mellish. Josephine Zuray replaced Susan Flute at Revloc Supply Store No. 2 following Ray mond Lindahl’s wedding. The Lee Brothers Circus performed in Heilwood. Louise Jusko visited Cleveland relatives and works for Rev loc Supply Co. No. 2. Pine Tree Bridge Club met at Gerald Croyle’s. John Lowry won. Peter Stinich and Mary Jane Mekulsia visit Rahway relatives. Nancy Mikos visits grandparents Stanley and Mrs. Augustine. John Pribish discharged from Indiana Memorial Hospital. Peter Mazzetti and daughter visit his mother Almina Mazzetti in Franklin. Army exchange notes soldiers can buy ice cream sundae ingredients including chocolate syrup, crushed cherries, pineapple, bananas for sundaes.
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Viel
Erie
Ted Lawrence
M. al
Feely
Lawrence
Dorothy McPeety
Washington
Rex Lee
Alessandroni
E. B. Elliott
William Foss
Herbert Dreyer
City Amusement Tax Office
Mildred Klosz
Presbyterian Sunday School
Lee
Nancy To
Maraschak
Alex Maraschak
Rudolph Mellish
Sarver
Revloc Supply No
Josephine Zuray
Susan Flute
Raymond Lindahl
Marstellar
Heilwood Revlow
Lee Brothers Circus
Heilwood
Cleveland
Louise
Jusko
Ohio
Revloc Supply Co. No. 2
Gerald Croyle
Pine Tree Bridge Club
John Lowry
Mekussiz
Peter Stinich
Mary Jane
Rahway
N. J
Nick Mekulsia
Stinich
Mary Mekulsia
Nancy Mikos
Barnesboro
Stanley Augustine
Hospital
Myr
John Pribish
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Franklin
Peter Mazzetti
Franklin, Pa
Almina Mazzetti
Freeze Assets Probed In Shortages in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 6 a court injunction froze assets of individuals questioned over city tax funds shortages. Two municipal officials pressed for a grand jury probe into fund shortages and alleged mismanagement in their offices. Names and exact actions are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Philadelphia
Whenathaa
Judace Bitzaka
How the shortage in the amusement tax office was divided
The Foss note, published after his suicide two weeks earlier, names several men and discusses tax office division. Frank Marshall receiver of taxes and Charles H. Grakelow director of supplies petition Judge Raymond MacNeille for a grand jury probe. Republican City Chairman Meade demands Marshall resign and asks Mayor Samuel to oust Grakelow. Both resist.
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Foss
Frank Marshall
Charles H. Grakelow
Raymond MacNeille
Commnn Pleas Court
William IF. Meade
Marshall
Bernard Samuel
Grakelow
Government Falls in Iran as Premier Hakimi Loses Confidence Vote
Tehran June 8. Premier Ibrahim Hakimi’s government collapsed after a confidence test in the majlis. Of 105 members present, Hakimi received 38 votes, with most opponents aligned with his predecessor Ahmed Qa may.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Ibrahim Hakimi
Hakimi
Ahmed Qavam
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U.S
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Ontside
White House
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Holy Land's
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Fathers Day
Henry Hall
Indiana, Pa
Henry Hall, Inc
Gloria DeMay
Bill Woods
Indiana
DeMay
Army Life
Frankfurt
Army Exchange Service
Staris
Minerva
Rayon
Siew
Textron
Rayon Crepe
Grace
Ageinel
Crete
Arone Concrete Products Corp
Homer City, Pa
Lucerne Basbeall
Homer City
McGill Motors Inc
Lia Dot Partiers
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