Feminine Advice Urges Women to Enter Politics Panelists at AAUW Meeting
Three women politicians from California New Jersey and Wisconsin urged more women to run for public office at an AAUW biennial convention panel. Katherine White Bertha Adkins Mildred Younger Catherine Cleary spoke on untapped power equal pay and enduring abuse in campaigns.
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Mildred Younger
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California
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U S Civilian Jobs Rise Fifth Month In A Row In May
The federal civilian workforce reached 2,366,854 in May, rising 5,685 from April. Senators Byrd and committee staff noted the fourth consecutive monthly gain, with total increases 13,266 over four months but payroll still 20,979 below the start of the year. Agencies adding workers included Agriculture Interior Commerce the Air Force and the Army. Decreases appeared in Treasury Post Office TVA and Navy.
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D-Va
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Blind Girl Suffers 3rd Major Accident
Roessie Elizabeth Patrick, a blind 14 year old from Sheridan Lincoln County, was seriously injured in Huntington when the front wheel of a bicycle collapsed and a handle bar pierced her abdomen. Friend Janice Cremeans, 13, also of Sheridan, was treated and released.
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N Y Woman to Note Birthday 105 Sunday
Mrs Lucy Rogers Smith of Richlmd Springs, New York, will celebrate her 105th birthday on Sunday. Known as Grandma Smith, she recalls her Civil War era father leaving for duty and knitted for service men during both World Wars. Her husband George W. Smith died in 1911. President and Mrs Eisenhower sent her a birthday greeting.
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Grandma” Smith
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Eisenhower
Democrats accused of riding Eisenhower bandwagon in Congress
Senator Ives charged Democrats today with trying to climb on the Eisenhower bandwagon by backing his programs in Congress. He cited Lyndon B. Johnson’s remarks as indicating Democrats expect Eisenhower’s reelection and aim to keep control of Congress. Johnson defended the Senate record, while Ives argued Democrats attack the President on one hand and praise him on the other, seeking credit and party control.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate
Barbecuing Indoors and Outdoors For July 4th
A nostalgic ad style piece explains barbecuing basics from simple hamburgers to ducks and turkeys. It recommends liquid smoke to add pit flavor, pork ribs and hot dogs, beans heating in coals, and beef with cheese in Chris and Pits Sauce. The tone urges safe holiday travel and lists store supplies for barbecues and picnics. Dorothy Miller signs off with a holiday greeting.
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