Carnival of Violets Display Draws Crowds and Prizes
A carnival themed African violet show drew about 500 attendees at the Community Building on a weekend. Mrs. Fred Chopper won 18 blue ribbons for her plants and received a purple rosette and a prize. Ralph Lawson chaired the event with a large volunteer team handling schedules entries and awards amidst carnival decor and tabletop displays.
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Mark Richardsow
William Neia
J. A Dawe
Fred Kloepper
Drive
Tretty
Harlan Miller
Possible Cause Found For Multiple Sclerosis
A researcher at St Luke's and Children's Medical Center reports isolating the probable cause of multiple sclerosis. Rose R Tehelaon says further work is needed and expects about two and a half years to complete the study. The discovery involves 15 directions of research at the hospital.
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Philadelphia
St. Luke's and Children's Medical Center
Rose R. ‘Tehelaon
St. Luke's
School Aid Measure Backs in the Hopper
TOPEKA WA The high school aid program top priority from Gov Freed Mall was back on the legislative griddle as an unpredictable dispute overthrew its previous parlor arrangement. The measure, $6.5 million in aid, was sent to a conference committee, opening the way for House advocates of permanent financing to make a new stand. The ASE asked the House to reconsider its 71-48 vote to concur with the Senate amendment putting the program on one shot financing as recommended by the governor.
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Topeka
Freed Mall
Arsion
House
Fin Mathee
ASE
Senate
Rights Row Derailed Over Sponsorship Dispute
Mel Hoyt contends sponsors of the measure, while MW bid remains unsettled, and the hetsche Ball shoes allegedly pushed for a siderect stance. The fragment notes disputes around sponsorship and bid support without clear resolution.
Japan Holds Off On Red China Action Yet
Prime Minister Tetire Mhhayama said Japan has no intention yet of engaging Red China. He stated the government would deal with the problem when many nations consider the time ripe for such action.
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INYO
Tetire Mhhayama
Japan
Portable atomic power progress hinted in sparse report
A terse summary notes an expert from an energy commission discussing portable atomic power. The fragment mentions an adviser and an experimental project aiming to be truck portable and capable of lighting a region, with limited readable details and potential nationwide impact.
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Eglion
Thum
Cledland
Energy Commission
Western Metal Congress
Nice
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