Home Fashion Time Opens With New Furnishings
Joyce provides a showroom preview of autumn home furnishings from Sept 29 to Oct 8. Retail stores host open houses to showcase elegant trends including Italian circular dining groups, mobility casters, white Formica surfaces, walnut wood, brass trim, and wall-to-wall carpeting.
Scout Almost Keeps Texas Out of Cotton Bowl
Texas fell 7-0 to TCU as coach Eddie Price suspected a player tipping plays. A vigilant scout uncovered the issue, but Notre Dame and Oklahoma still defeated Texas, leaving the Horns to chase a Cotton Bowl bid with a win over TCU.
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Notre Dame
Oklahoma
TCU
Fort Worth
Horned Frogs
Billy Quinn
Gip Dawson
Dick Ochoa
Ray McKown
Longhorn
McKown
Glen Jones
Ted Vaught
Jones
Glen
Eddie Price
Price
Frogs
Longhorns
Eddie
New Legion Auxiliary President Named Mrs Bowden Ward
Mrs Bowden Ward of Kingwood West Virginia elected to lead the American Legion Auxiliary at its 35th annual meeting in Miami Beach. Ward has long been active, served as Rehabilitation Chairman this year, and is a past national vice president.
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United Press
American Legion Auxiliary
Look Straight Ahead Uncovers Scout Led Cotton Bowl Bid
Texas coach Price corrects quarterback habit after a scout notes the QB always looks right or left before plays. TCU adjusted its defense accordingly, helping Texas beat Texas Christian 14-7 to clinch the bowl bid. The revelation nearly cost Texas the Cotton Bowl.
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Price
Texas Christian
Texas
Longhorns
Quinn
Billy
Dawson
Longhorn
TCU
Douglas presses subsidy to aid all small farmers
Senator Paul Douglas calls for a targeted subsidy to help small and average farmers. He argues family farms sustain communities and counters Eisenhower's price supports stance. Midwest governors discuss farm plank as farm prices sag. Rep McCarthy urges liberal ticket to win northern votes in next year’s election.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Des Moines
Midwest
Iowa City
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
North
Feed prices ease as USDA data shows decline
The USDA reports lower feed prices for the week ending Tuesday. Soybean meal drops by $1.50 per ton from the prior week, linseed meal remains steady, and cottonseed meal falls by about $2.00 per ton.
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United Press
USDA
Trees And Lightning Protectors Save Large Oaks
Kent, O where Davey tree experts say large trees can be shielded from lightning by installing lightning cables. The method provides a safer alternative to prevent the knockout blow of a strike on big specimens.
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Kent
Davey
French Wife Of Aga Khan Made Mecca Pilgrimage
A report notes the wife of the Aga Khan undertook a pilgrimage to Mecca. The article describes the journey and its significance within royal or religious circles.
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Aga Khan
Mecca
Begum Yvette Labrousse Wife of Aga Khan
Yvette Labrousse known as Miss France and later Begum Ome Habiba is a wealthy Moslem wife living at Yakimour Cannes. The article describes her elegant style, devotion to health and charity, aviation of art, travels with the Aga Khan, and their extensive holdings including stables villas and a Ritz suite. It notes her pilgrimage to Mecca and details of their social circle on the Riviera.
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Priscilla Buckley
United Press
Cannes
France
Yvette Labrousse
Begum Aga Khan
Lyon
Aga
Indian
East Africa
Asia
Ome Habiba
Mahomet
Begum
Mecca
Aga Khan
Canned
Riviera
Yaky
Andree Caron
Mohammed
Shahar
Teresa Magliano
Aly Khan
London
Paris
Longchamps
Auteuil
Deauville
Aix-Les- Bains
Household aid teaches kids to locate clothes
A household tip suggests affixing pictures of clothing on the outside of drawers to help children identify their garments and become more independent in dressing themselves.
Fire Prevention Week Urges Safer Farm Building Plans
The article notes farm fires harming 100 families and killing nine, with more than $300000 in losses. It highlights Fire Prevention Week goals and praises steel Quonset buildings as speedy, safer farm structures. O W Bridgeman in Plain City rebuilt quickly, placing five Quonsets within 45 days of concrete pour and restored operations.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
O. W. Bridgeman
Plain City
Bridgeman
Paul V. Reed
Air Force cops devise simple speed check device
At Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska servicemen have built a manual speed trap using a spotlight and mirror a dart and a stopwatch. A beam across the highway triggers a timer at the officer down the road and a chart computes the vehicle speed from the elapsed time.
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AIR Force Cops
Omaha
Neb
Offutt Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Stevenson says he would accept 1956 Democratic nomination
Adlai Stevenson told reporters in Kingston that he would accept the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination if offered but noted he does not expect the Democratic convention to draft him again.
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Kingston
Ontario
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Frost Quits Dartmouth Over Education Interest
Cambridge Massachusetts poet Robert Frost explains he left Dartmouth College after only a few months in the class of 1895. He says he ran away because he was more interested in education than anyone at the college at that time.
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Cambridge, Mass
Robert Frost
Dartmouth College
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