Salt in Diet Cited As Need During Hot Summer Months
An official booklet warns that extra salt is essential in hot weather to maintain water salt balance and prevent heat fatigue. It notes salt has no calories, cautions against self imposed salt reductions, and details symptoms from mild weariness to potentially fatal prostration if deficiency occurs. It cites workers in hot environments losing up to one quart of water and one gram of salt per hour and advises replenishing salt via drinks, meals, or salt tablets dispensed at fountains.
When Should Your Child Study Piano
Edna Krupnick, president of the International Piano Teachers association, says six or seven is ideal for most children. A child should know the alphabet and count, and parents should not start lessons just because a child bangs keys. She notes many kids want to play piano and a strong market exists with millions studying and 200,000 pianos built in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Krupnick
International Piano Teachers Association
Miss Krupnick
ABC
Family reunion honors Parker lineage at Carnegie Park
A former area resident Mrs. W L Parker Mountain View participated in a family reunion at Carnegie Park. Attendees included her daughters Mrs. Lelia Gordon and grandson Gary Dodson Los Angeles and Amarillo families including Mr and Mrs Paul McLain Mr and Mrs Erving Bray Roy Hawkins and family Mrs Louis Karrick and Sheila Sue Owensville Ky Mr and Mrs Johnnie Mace and Floyd Allen and their children and families Mr and Mrs Maurice Welch and son Allen Cooperton and Mr and Mrs Rendall Mace Renda Sue Cloud Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
W. L. Parker
Mountain View
Carnegie Park
Long Horn Mountain
Lelia Gordon
Gary Dodson
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul McLain
Erving Bray
McLain
Roy Hawkins
Amarillo
Tex
Louis Karrick
Sheila Sue
Owensville
Johnnie Mace
Floyd Allen
Maurice Welch
Allen
Cooperton
Rendall Mace
Renda Sue
Cloud Chief
Episcopal Guild Meets For Study at St. Andrew's Church
The St. Andrew's guild met at the parish house for a Tuesday morning study session led by Mrs. P. C. Fontaine with intercessions for Geneva summit peace. President Mrs. James F. Brittingham led business plans for a church country fair and Mrs. Wear Smith presented church significance visuals. Hostesses served refreshments. attendees included Miss Frances Wright and many parish members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Fontaine
Geneva
St. Andrew's Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
James F. Brittingham
Anne Wear Smith
Cecil Bower
D. Henry Jones
Bower
Frances Wright
J. R. Allen
J. H. Crosby
L. Hansen
C. R. Holley
T. J. Kelly
Gillette Griswold
Harry E. Kennedy
Selby Little
Ralph McT. Pennell
Russell T. Rausche
Bennie Stephens
Ron Stephens
Art Students Exhibit Work at Lawton Glass and Mirror
Four art students of Leslie Powell Allie Swackhammer Bennie Schaefer Johanna Cargill and Q O C Darling will have their works displayed in the window of Lawton Glass and Mirror Co this week Powell a professional New York artist visiting his father C S Powell 801 D for the summer months The accompanying review notes his recent New York Gallery 21 show featuring pencil drawn Mexican street and architectural views enhanced with cool washes and striking ruins with pillars arches and hillside clusters forming cubist like prisms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Powell
Lawton Glass and Mirror Co
Allie Swackhammer
Bennie Schaefer
Johanna Cargill
Q O. C. Darling
Powell
New York
C. S. Powell
Hale Department Store marks 100th anniversary in South Haven
Hale's Department Store in South Haven Michigan celebrates a century in business. Operated by Lawrence Hale, grandson of founder Marshall Hale, the longtime family firm is among Michigan's oldest to remain in family hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
South Haven
Mich
Hale’s Department Store
Michigan
Lawrence Hale
Marshall Hale
Probers Ask Justice Dept To Review Hatmaker Testimony
Senate investigators asked the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service to study a hearing transcript with new bribe accusations against Harry Lee, Chicago cap maker. Lev could not recall $20,000 withdrawn in 1953 but denied bribe payments and defended his tax filings amid graft probes into Mid-City Uniform Cap Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Harry Lee
Chicago
Lev
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
D-Ark
Mid-City Uniform Cap Co
Hyman Roskin
St. Louis
Roskin
Army
Vere Painter
Painter
Michael Weintraub
Weintraub
Leo
Republicans Seek 90 Cent Federal Wage Guarantee
Congress debates a federal minimum wage hike with Republicans and some Southern Democrats urging 90 cents, while Democrats push for a faster path to $1 or higher. A key clash remains over timing and scale as a Senate defeat shapes the House fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rep
Kelley
D-Pa
Senate
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Gen Hobart Gay Named Superintendent of NMMI
General Hobart R. Gay was appointed superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell. He will start with the 1955-56 school year, succeeding retiring Col. Charles F. Ward. Gay has been Commanding General of the Fifth Army at Chicago, directing military activities in 13 Midwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Hobart R. Gay
New Mexico Military Institute
Board of
Regents
Institute
General Gay
NMMI
Charles F. Ward
Fifth Army
Chicago
Ill
Middle West
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du Pont
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Fourth Street
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Kennedy
Leon M. Levy
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Armed Forces
Wool
Capt
Navy
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