Maryland Democrats Patch Up Rift With Eye On November
The Maryland Democratic Party closed a feud from the primary with Gov. William Donald Schaefer facing challenge from George Mahoney. Mahoney withdrew after Sept. 18 and Lane won the nomination by acclamation. Tydings faces Butler in November, while Republicans show no public split.
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Miracle electronic ear hides deafness unveiled in Chicago
A Chicago electronic scientist reveals a new electronic ear that hides deafness and makes old hearing aids obsolete. It transmits whispers clearly with no visible button or dangling battery wires. A booklet titled New Discoveries to Help the Deaf Hear is mailed free on request.
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Father Sacrifices Life to Save Son in Blaze
Mitchell Neb Fire chief says Delbert W. Hanson 24 ran into a burning farm home to grab his three month old son and throw him to safety then died from exhaustion. The child suffered facial and hand burns but was reported in good condition.
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Change in field crop variety over time
The article notes a shift in corn production in the United States from predominantly white corn to yellow varieties over the past few decades. It highlights historical proportions and current dominance of yellow corn.
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Veterans GI loan provisions expand for second entitlements
Maj. Thomas M. Nal details 1950 housing act changes allowing veterans who lost or disposed of homes under GI loan guarantees to qualify for a second full GI loan up to 7500 dollars with 60 percent or 50 percent backing. It covers restored entitlements, special hardship cases, and VA regional office applications. The note also expands on on farm training changes under the learn while you farm program with varied subsistence.
Seeley Lecture on Christian Science Healing in La Crosse
Seeley Paul Stark Seeley of Portland Ore member of The Mother Church lectures in La Crosse sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist He argues Christian Science aligns with Christ Jesus teachings and Healing through Mind He cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and recounts a woman's arthritis healing after study and prayer The talk emphasizes God Mind and spiritual causation over material illness and urges belief in divine law over erroneous thinking
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Police Officer George Long Depicted In La Crosse Tribune Series
The La Crosse Tribune begins a photo and sketch series of police officers. Chief George Long, 49, lives at 2029 Mississippi St, has 24 years on the force, and was recalled in June after retirement in 1948. He enjoys horses and woodworking and has a wife and three daughters.
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Cambridge thief aborts robbery after proprietor’s wife faints
In Cambridge Massachusetts a would be robber abandoned his plan when the store proprietor’s wife fainted upon seeing his loaded pistol. The man exclaimed never mind and fled down the street pocketing the weapon.
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Wisconsin county boards resist federal control of local relief
County officials in Wisconsin vow to fight federal plans to standardize and run local public assistance programs. A special committee will defend local authority over aids to the blind dependent children aged and disabled. The move follows warnings of proposed uniform standards under the new federal social security act.
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Doctor's Invention Offers Free Trial for Rupture Truss
Kansas City readers can test a new reducible rupture device for 30 days. The offer includes a free $3.50 truss with no cost and no leg straps or belts. If not satisfied, return the device and keep the truss. Send requests to Physician's Appliance Co. 8458 Koch Bldg. 2906 Main St. Kansas City Mo.
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