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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1958

Page

8

Homemakers of Tomorrow 4 H Club Meet Highlights

Regular meeting at Janet Junker home open with roll call and new year resolved. Loretta Vargas led a recraft talk on The Interfacings at Dress, Nadine Gamm spoke on Winter Flower Arrangements, Janice Davidson on Achieving The Professional Look in Home Sewing. Bake sale plans discussed. Refreshments for ten members, one leader and three guests. Next meeting January 10 at Janice Davidson’s home.

Homemakers of Tomorrow 4-H Club Janet Junker Janice Davidson Sharon Braynard Loretta Vargas Nadine Gamm Anet Junker

Pension plans aid older workers through vesting feature

New York Life reports progress in pension protections for older workers. Vesting allows continued pension rights after leaving a firm and enables re employment without extra obligations. A Labor Department survey found no real barrier but notes some employers use pensions as an excuse.

New “York Plang Institute of Life Insurance Sone United States Department of Labor

Eisenhower illness prompts resignation debate in Essex Junction

From The Suburban List Essex Junction Vermont argues against calls for President Eisenhower to resign over health issues. The piece notes faith in his leadership, accuses critics of pursuing Nixon as 1960 successor, and recalls past disclosures about health and duty.

Essex Junction Vermont Eisenhower Nixon United States Republican Party

President Eisenhower may relinquish duties if unable to carry on

The Lincoln Times notes Eisenhower could step down if he cannot continue as chief executive. The decision would be his alone, framed by what is best for the country. The piece also cites a London visit where Winston Churchill appeared vigorous for his age and discussed NATO with Senator Theodore Green.

Eisenhower Lincoln Times Lincolnton N. C Winston Churchill London U. S Theodore F. Green Rhode Island Winston U.S Green Churchill North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Sound waves may destroy cancer says Acoustical Society

Dr. William J. Fry of the University of Illinois told the 54th Acoustical Society of America meeting at Michigan that ultrasonic sound can destroy cancer tissue and map cell structure. He cited Russian work claiming immunity to cancer and reports of treating melanoblastoma in humans, plus an ultrasonic microscope under development.

Ann Arbor University Vot Michigan William J. Fry University of Illinois’ BioaCoustics Laboratory Acoustical Society of America Fry

Radiation Hazards Not Overwhelming Problem

A national life insurance company reports that radiation hazards from nuclear tests are too minor for life insurance calculations. In fifteen to twenty years safe disposal of radioactive waste from peaceful atomic power may become a substantial issue. US bomb tests provide data aiding waste disposal. Safety provisions for commercial plants are strict, and accident hazards are very small.

Minneapolis National Life Insurance Company U. S Atomic Energy Commission Insurance Company

Co-education Firmly Entrenched in College Life

In Ann Arbor University of Michigan professor Alga Henderson says co education is firmly entrenched in colleges today. He notes separate classroom education has largely disappeared due to automobile mobility bringing men to women campuses and social life intertwining.

Ann Arbor Betty Joe College Alga Henderson University of Michigan Henderson

New Nursery Noise Radio Attachment Promises Safe Tuning

Parents will be interested in a new home radio attachment that lets them hear nursery noises. The device powers from any outlet and broadcasts on a non interfering frequency without affecting normal radio operation.

Baby New York

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