Forces Combined To Make Kitchen More Pleasant
Washington January 24 UP The home building industry sociologists and medical profession unite to design larger more convenient kitchens to ease chores and reduce fatigue. The effort aims to make kitchens a central, liveable space that sells homes, improves home life, and lowers health risks with better layouts and storage. The New York Heart Association, NAHB, Woman's Home Companion, and American Gas Association push drudgery proof designs and energy efficient gas use to better sell homes. Builders note wives want more space and a dining area while reducing steps in meal prep.
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Washington
The
New York Heart Association
National Association of Home Builders
Woman’s Home Companion Magazine
American Gas Association
Chicago
NAHB
Blood Donation Appeal Drives Red Cross Effort
Comanche county Red Cross chapter renewed its plea for citizens to donate blood for overseas fighting men. Donors listed include Ruth N. Statley, Mrs. Paul Dunbar, Fred C. Larrance, Alfred Pittman, and others. Volunteers should contact the Red Cross or call the Blood Center at Fort Sill.
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Comanche County
Red Cross
Ruth N. Statley
Paul Dunbar
Fred C. Larrance
Alfred Pittman
Ralph Wolverton
Pat Levey
R. Rohr
David Morris
Emma Feretti
Norris Reeves
Anthony Stanton
Betty A. Vogel
Nora A. Clay
Sidney Griffen
Fort Sill
Surprises Cross Both Disappointed in Reunion
Richmond Virginia man Luther Seldon Jr. returned from a 30 day Army fur lough in Munich to surprise his wife at their home. She already sailed to Munich to join him, leaving the two to miss a planned surprise by a few days.
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Richmond
Luther Seldon Jr
Munich
Germany
Perry voters set February vote on new swimming pool bond
Perry Oklahoma residents will vote February 10 on a $45,000 bond issue for a new swimming pool. In the past decade two swimming pool bond proposals have been rejected, making this a pivotal decision for the town.
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Perry, Okla
Perry
Northern Japan Air Frontiers Tense Over Russia and U S
Tension grows in the skies above Northern Japan as Soviet and United Nations air forces posture near Hokkaido. Russian bases on Sakhalin and possible MIG activity raise the risk of an international incident while U S forces reinforce defenses and monitor Communist flights.
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Japan
Russia
China
Korea
Far East
United Nations
U. S
Kuriles
Sakhalin
Formosa Strait
Manchuria
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Imperial Islands
Hokaido
Sakhalin Island
Japan Air Defense Force
Hokkaido
Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico Institute of Meteoritics
U. S. First Cavalry Division
U.S
Chou Elai
Red China
U.S. Air Force
Hoe
la Perouse
Soya) Strait
Habaman Isles
Ada Optometrist Opens City Office
Dr. M. B. Yarbro, optometrist, opens offices in Lawton at 407, succeeding late Dr. Verne E. Bowers. He practiced in Ada since 1935 and Enid prior, with 22 years in the field. A OU BA, Northern Illinois OC grad, Kiwanis leader, and Oklahoma Optometric assoc director. Family moves to 605 Columbia.
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M. B. Yarbro
Lawton
Verne E. Bowers
Yarbro
Ada
Enid
Ada High School
University of Oklahoma
Kiwanis Club
Oklahoma Optometric Association
Ada Kiwanis Club
Bowers
Tom
Columbia
First Christian Church
Fort Nightly Study Club
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Ada DeMolay
Million Germans ill With Influenza in Epidemic Peak
FRANKFURT Germany an estimated quarter million Germans were ill today in a flu epidemic that peaked in Bavaria and spread to other states. West Germany death toll rose to 25, Bavarian fatalities dominate. In Mannheim eight hundred of 25,000 workers were stricken and 18 percent of teachers ill forcing city school closures. North Sea coast Bremen closed 400 school classes. Some factories reported up to 20 percent of workers unable to work. The disease hit hardest among the oldest and youngest.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Bavaria
West Germany
Badische Aniline and Dye
Mannheim
Wuerttemberg-Baden
North Sea
Bremen
Church Ad Seeks Congregants For Wampsville Pews
Wampsville New York readers of the Oneida Daily Dispatch found a direct church notice in the classifieds. The Wampsville Presbyterian Church advertised wanted men women and children to sit in slightly used pews on Sunday mornings.
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Wampsville
N. Y
Oneida Daily Dispatch
Wampsville Presbyterian Church
Divorce Granted as Alimony to Ex-Husband
Santa Monica, Calif. Mrs. Ottilie Silver, 64, won a divorce but must pay ex-husband Charles Silver 150 dollars monthly alimony and 500 dollars in attorney fees. His lawyer cited joblessness while she comes from a wealthy family, arguing California law requires support from the wealthier spouse. The court ordered him to vacate their apartment by next Monday. The pair married in 1951 after an earlier annulment.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ottilie Silver
Charles Silver
Silver
Dulles Opens New Era of Good Feeling with Congress
Secretary of State Dulles has opened what Republicans call a new era of good feeling with Congress though battles may lie ahead. He told Senate Foreign Relations a close working relationship with Congress and addressed a House Foreign Affairs open session. He was to outline Eisenhower era foreign policy next week with a CBS speech planned from 9:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS Radio and Television
Acheson
Policy role contrasts in Dulles testimony before committees
Dulles appeared before the key committees as an ex senator and lawyer rather than a professional diplomat, underscoring his political background. The remarks frame his stance and influence in the policy discussion.
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Dulles
Rebenstein Gets Three Day Delay
Serge Rubinstein the Russian born financier faced a deportation warrant. The arrest was postponed at least until Monday to allow Washington Court time to review the case. New York immigration chief said the court asked to delay after a telephone request from officials. The appeal court had denied a motion to restrain custody, pending the delay.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Washington, D . Honnela
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Immigration and Naturalization
Herbert Brownell
Rubinstein
Washington
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