14 May 1956
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1956
Page
1
Edwin Jordon notes enuresis affects about 18 of 100 children ages three to fifteen with 16 percent of 1 000 draftees wetting past five. He cites emotional distress, suggests affection, monitoring, and timed fluid control, plus a cautious view on remedies and a mechanical alarm system used in past decades.
The Soviet government announced two steps to win support among workers. It abolished a 1940 rule penalizing leaving a job without prior permission and replaced the chaotic social security with a plan expanding disability and old age pensions. Workers will now be allowed to quit after two weeks notice, easing housing dependence on factories.
The Theodore Roosevelt Association will select the 1956 awardee from nominations by a panel of 150 newspaper editors. Presentation will be in Washington this fall. The prize honors naturalized citizens who display loyalty to the United States and deserve protection from discrimination. The selection panel includes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, poet Carl Sandburg, and Judge Learned Hand. President Eisenhower supports the principle of equal freedoms for naturalized citizens.
The fragment references Mrs Linda Joyce and Barnet 42 with notes on loyalty and naturalized citizens. It mentions Roosevelt demands and an undivided loyalty phrase, hinting at a petition about marriage or citizenship but lacks clear context or outcomes. The text is incomplete and treats legal notions without full details.
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