Common Sense And Auto Safety Advice From Wisconsin Expert
Prof Archie Easton of the University of Wisconsin urges drivers to rely on common sense as much as any tire or braking device. He reports tests on snow tires metal embedded treads and tire chains, finding reinforced chains best for ice and packed snow followed by regular chains and wire inserts. He stresses no device substitutes prudent driving.
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Archie Easton
University of Wisconsin College of Engineering
Prof
Easton
Indestructible Eddie Rickenbacker Extends After Long Career
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed World War I ace and longtime Eastern Air Lines leader, signs a new 10 year management contract at age 65, promising continued influence in commercial aviation despite years of peril and myth.
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Eastern Air Lines
America
Rickenbacker
Eastern
Atlanta
Pacific
Far Pacific
Cities Move Toward Fluoridation After 10 Year Newburgh Kingston Study
A decade long survey of Newburgh New York and Kingston New York shows 58 percent less dental decay in Newburgh children drinking fluoridated water. The study finds no adverse health effects and supports New York City and other cities considering fluoridation.
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Kingston
Hudson River
Herman FE. Hillebee
Board of Health of
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Wagner
Board of Health
Trenton
N.J
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Davenport
Capitol Dome Hands Off Policy Pleases Wiley
Madison authority notes Senator Alexander Wiley backs a neutral stance in next year’s Republican endorsement process. The item highlights party leaders’ positive reaction and confirms plans to maintain neutrality at the Republican convention.
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Capitol Dome
Wiley
Madison
Wis
Alexander Wiley
Republican State
United States
Riots in Jordan and the Baghdad Pact debate
George Fielding Eliot analyzes Jordanian unrest sparked by Palestinian refugees and opposition to Israel. He notes the Arab Legion’s critical role, British support, and political rifts between Transjordanian towns and Eastern Palestine, linking riots to regional alignment with the Baghdad Pact.
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Kingdom
Palestine
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Egypt
Syria
Jerusalem
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Abdullah
Britain
United States
Arab Legion
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Old
Sea of Tiberias
General Features Corp
W G Rogers Literary Guidepost Bestiary and Calder Goya Reprint
Review praises two art books from 1955 Wilbur Calder bestiary collects beasts from fly to whale with diverse commentaries by Bunyan Pliny Faulkner Veblen Blake Pepys Kafka Machiavelli Pope Stendhal and others Calder drawings and wire sculptures contrasted with Goya Frescoes in Madrid text by Ferrari Stolz Skira edition strong quality. Calder end piece shows earthy humor and lively animal depiction.
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Richard Wilbur
Alexander Calder
Pantheon
Goya
San Antonio de la Florida
Madrid
Enrique Lafuente Ferrari
Ramon Stolz
Skira
Wilbur-Calder
Wilbur
Bunyan
Pliny
Faulkner
Veblen
Blake
Pepys
Kafka
Machiavelli
Pope
Stendhal
Marianne Moore
Richard Eberhart
Robert Francis
Calder
Metropolitan Museum
Agriculture On An Increase In The South
RICHMOND VA The South has expanded its farm output beyond cotton and tobacco with diverse crops boosting farm income. Cotton remains large but is aided by government loan programs. tobacco demand grows with smoking trends. Sugar cane and sweet potatoes rise, while rice, citrus, and peanuts underscore regional production and processing gains.
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Dixie
South
U.S
Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
Valencia
Eisenhower Pageant of Spending Sets Political Stage
In the run up to Congress, the Eisenhower administration pushes higher outlays for health education highways agriculture and welfare, signaling a contest with Democrats over credit for New Deal Fair Deal programs. Officials back expanded school funding soil subsidies and pay as you go highway finance, while Democrats lean on their 13 point program and Senate leadership led by Lyndon Johnson.
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Treasury
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Portraits BY JAMES J METCALFE Christmas Gift Poem
A tender verse reflects on a priceless gift from a loved one placed under the Christmas tree. The poem centers on a simple message of affection that costs nothing but means everything to the speaker.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Ten Years Ago Haumschild Home on furlough
Excerpts from the La Crosse Tribune trace ten years back with Sgt Eugene Haumschild of 1411 Adams St on furlough from the South Pacific after serving on a B 24 crew that flew to California. Also note J C Marquardt of Geneva New York visiting his mother.
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Adams St
South Pacific
California
J. C. Marquardt
Geneva
N.Y
Frances Marquardt
West Ave. S
Hugh Downey
Madison
Avon St
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