The American Way Mutual Benefit Program Seeks Employee Education
George Peck profiles H Bruce Palmer president of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance who launched the Trace Security program to educate junior executives in self reliance, thrift, teamwork and modern investment tricks. The plan, offered at no cost to industry, has won praise from 200 plus U S firms and is framed as enlightened selfishness benefiting company, industry and workers alike.
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George Peck
H. Bruce Palmer
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Life Insurance
U. S
Mr. Palmer
Imlay City
Michigan
Mutual Benefit
Bruce Palmer
Palmer
Editors Quote Cold Price Memory and Red Sunset Hopes
A Plainfield Indiana Messenger editorial notes memory fades on hog price caps as hogs near 16 dollars per cwt and price ceilings. Vermont’s Evening Argus calls Khrushchev’s leadership clouds lifting with a possible Red sunset. Indio California News reports House panel backing a farm bill to let Agriculture build large dams amid three dam agencies.
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Plainfield
Ind
Messenger
Montpelier
Vermont
Evening Argus
Khrushchev & Co
Moscow
Stalin
Indio
Calif
House Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Confidence in Agriculture and News Production Over Time
The Rayne Acadian Tribune cites high farm land prices as reflecting American confidence in agriculture’s future, calling it a rapidly developing and essential industry. The Traer Star-Clipper notes drastic changes in newspaper production methods over 40 years, comparing today’s efficiency to past horsepower.
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Rayne
Acadian-Triburn
TRAER
Star-Clipper
Senate farm bill compromises ease to conference
The Senate sent a revised farm bill to a House Senate conference panel after limited clashes. Key items include adjusted feed grain price supports and parity talks with a one year parity hold, plus soil bank changes and a widened corn belt acreage allotment.
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United Press
Senate
House-Senate
Congress
Agriculture
Benson
New Jersey
H. Alexander Smith
State Department
Smith
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
W. R. Poage
Texas
House
Poage
Texan
Juvenile Delinquency Workshop At New Mexico A and M College
New Mexico A and M College offers a two week sociology workshop titled The Interview on June 11 to 12 and again daily June 11 to 15. Targeted at probation workers teachers and social officials the course covers interview methods in welfare and education. Registration runs 8 am to 12 noon with 1 pm to 5 pm classes. Credit costs ten dollars per semester hour plus a five dollar matriculation fee and a one dollar orientation fee for first time college students.
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State College
New Mex
History and Social Sciences
New Mexico A and M College
L. L. Camion
New Mexico A and M. College
Tattoo Artist Reflects on Busy Fort Worth Era
Yogi Ray Davis, a 62 year old tattoo artist with 42 years in the trade, says business is thriving in Fort Worth. He notes strict rules for clients over 18, recalls clients seeking hearts and skulls for boyfriends, and jokes about past vaudeville days and a daughter he tattooed as a child.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Yogi Ray Davis
Davis
Yogi
Angeline
Ronny
ABA President Plans Inter American Bar Conference in Dallas
In Dallas, ABA President E Smythe Gambrell met with SMU Law School Dean Robert Storey to organize the Inter American Bar Conference set for April 16 to 21 at the Southwestern Legal Center. Maurice Bullock aided planning for the first ABA meeting in the South. An August Dallas gathering could draw a record 6,000 attorneys.
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Dallas
Tex
Inter-American Bar Conference
American Bar Association
Hemisphere
ABA
E. Smythe Gambrell
Robert G. Storey
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern Legal Center
SMU
Gambrell and Storey
Maurice Bullock
State Bar of Texas
South
Earth Size Revisions Ping Perimeter of Orbit Theory
Bernard Chovitz Irene Fischer of the Army map service report new Earth radius estimates from arc triangulation measurements across Africa Alaska to Chile Finland to South Africa. The revised equatorial circumference is 24 902 miles, with implications for space navigation and planetary history. A separate theory by Ralph Stair posits tektite glass fragments from a shattered tenth planet, offering a possible but unproven origin for mysterious glass shards.
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United Press
Bernard Chovitz
Irene Fischer
Army Map Service
Africa
Equator
Earth
Alaska
Chile
Finland
South Africa
John Q
Ralph Stair
National Bureau of Standards
Mars
Jupiter
Solar System
Sherlock Holmes
New Mexico A&M awards nine PSL scholarships
The Physical Science Laboratory at New Mexico A&M College awarded nine $400 scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Winners include Guy Andrews Clovis Donna Parsons Las Cruces Edmund Peake Jr Phoenix Coy Shaw Anthony Richard Young Farmington and physics recipients Max Burkett Keye Jenkins Paul Sperry Richard Henderson Hanson Scott Albert Leyendecker Arthur Stabenow William Caudle. Recipients are top ten percent and may pursue paid work during college year by advancing from lab assistantships to undergraduate roles.
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Guy J .Andrews
Clovis
Donna Parsons
Las Cruces
Edmund J. Peake, Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Coy L. Shaw
Anthony
Richard W. Young
Farmington
Max Burkett
Keye L. Jenkins
Carlsbad
Paul L. Sperry
Richard W. Henderson
Santa Fe
Hanson L. Scott
Reserve High School
Albert J. Leyendecker
Arthur B. Stabenow
Raton
William L. Caudle
Hobbs
New Mexico A&m
Physical Science Laboratory
Stamp Drive Helps Dublin Rotary Fund Scholarships
Boyne City Michigan project gifts free ice cream sticks for 25 cancelled stamps. Stamps go to Dublin Rotary Club to fund scholarships by selling to European collectors.
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Boyne City
Mich
Rotary Club
Dublin
Ireland
No Postmaster Forces Tulelake Post Office Closure
The Tionesta post office near Tulelake California closes after 75 years of operation due to lack of a new postmaster. The last postmaster M. E. Hawkins, 70, retired for health reasons and no successor emerged. Mail now handled from Tulelake.
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Tulelake
Calif
Tionesta
M. E. Hawkins
California
Park board secretary recalls irate caller over melting rink ice
Edwin Davies of the South Bend Park Board received a salty telephone complaint about melting ice at a city skating rink. The anonymous caller demanded immediate action and urged the official to come out and fix it.
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South Bend
Ind
Park Board
Edwin Davies
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Chicago
Civil Service Assembly
Assembly
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Jodhpur
Indian Air Force
A & M Workshop
WILLIAM _EWA GLADSTONE
Hobbson
A &M
Paris
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