Stassen Reports On Arms Parley
President Eisenhower receives a firsthand update from Harold E. Stassen on United Nations disarmament talks focusing on Soviet positions. Stassen, deputy U.S. representative at the U.N. Disarmament subcommittee in New York, reports two weeks of Geneva linked talks and potential Soviet openness to Eisenhower's proposals. Murray Snyder notes the briefing stems from accumulated developments, as Lead er critiques the administration.
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Lions Reject Explicit Material in Citizens Jury
In Bismarck North Dakota nearly all of the 113 married Lions Club members who returned secret ballots voted that the Senate subcommittee on juvenile delinquency material would damage youths outlook on sex. The review, arranged by Sen William Langer, deemed the exhibits indecent for both youth and adults.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bismarck Lions Club
Senate
Citizens Jury
William Langer
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Bismarck Lions
Lenn Averitt Automobile Service Offers Mower Repairs
Specializing lawn mowers with sharpened motors and repairs for any make. Authorized service on RPM. Pickup and delivery available. Lenn Averitt Automobile Service at 521 F Ave. Phone 3758.
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Godfrey Refused Landing Helicopter At Ceremony
Arthur Godfrey, under Civil Aeronautics Administration scrutiny for an airplane incident, was denied permission to land a helicopter on a new airlines terminal roof. The ceremony to award him a scroll from eight airlines praising his aviation contributions was postponed for safety reasons.
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New York
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Commission settles insecticide concern for Latin visitors
In Tallahassee the State Development Commission resolved a delicate issue with Latin American visitors who dislike being sprayed on arrival in Miami. Officials said they are satisfied if a spray is used again when these travelers depart.
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Tallahassee
Fla
State Development Commission
Miami
Winners Named At Cotton Fair In Walters Oklahoma
Jerry and Chester Phillips of Walters Future Farmers of America exhibited the grand champion beef female. Orville Sweet judged the Angus animal as top class and Cotton county Angus entries as strong. Swine and sheep up, new barn built, poultry down slightly.
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Jerry
Chester Phillips
Farmers of America
Orville Sweet
Snyder
Jasper Hart
Larry Lawler
Temple Ffa
Fred Durbin
Charles Schneeberger
A Cubic Mile of Sea Water Holds Magnesium Mass
A cubic mile of sea water contains about 11 percent of a billion pounds of magnesium.
10th Member of Family Gets Degree
Grant Bartholomew Martin 21 will earn his bachelor’s degree from Maryland State Teachers College at Bowie next spring becoming the 10th family member to graduate. He is the youngest of 12 children. three have master’s degrees. Louis Martin, the father, spent years earning little and worked hard to support the family. The Martins follow a philosophy of life that emphasizes character through struggle. Louis’s own life began with tragedy, losing both parents early and entering an orphan home. He later attended Hampton Institute and studied agriculture as a start to a long, challenging journey.
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Princess Anne, Md
Grant Bartholomew Martin
Maryland State Teachers College
Bowie
Louis Martin
Grant
Martins
Philadelphia
Martin
Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va
Science Finds Nonoperative Pile Shrinking Substance
Doctors report piles shrink using a healing substance called Bio-Dyne. It relieves pain and itching without surgery and is available as suppository or ointment under the name graparatred H. Widely used to heal injured tissue, the product is offered by druggists with a Moncey guarantee and a Rog. U. S. patent claim.
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Moncey
Rog. U
College family helps fund next generation
When the first children went to college the younger siblings worked harder to help pay their way. As graduates began sending others through college six of the children are now em- ployed or pursuing further education to sustain the family’s tradition.
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