Citizens fear tax burden fuels communism growth
A Vista Press letter argues the Eisenhower foreign aid budget and high taxes waste funds and fail to curb communism. It claims poor administration, idle spending, and continued investigations show government missteps harming youth incentives and small businesses, risking loss of confidence in leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vista Press
Vista Caliifornia
Postolice Department
United States
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Kremlin
United States of America
Mastering Worry by Astrea Morton in Calgary
Astrea Morton of 909 Fifth Avenue West Calgary recounts her battle with worry tied to heavy family duties. After medical advice failed, she changed routines lowering stress and adopted positive thought to conquer ulcers, finding match through church visits and nightly chores.
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Astrea Morton
Fifth Avenue
West
Calgary
Canada
Avalid
Althea
Pone
Ivery
Althes -Morton
Coal Industry Faces Long Term Growth Amid Power Demands
Dr H B Charmbury of Pennsylvania State University asserts coal will steadily grow to meet industrial and domestic energy needs even as atomic and solar power rise. He calls for more technically trained engineers and expanded research in mining, preparation, and utilization to improve extraction methods and maintain the billion dollar Pennsylvania coal industry with over 75 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Park
H. Betcher Charmbury
Pennsylvania State University
Charmbury
Pennsylvania
New Disease Resembling Scarlet Fever Reported in Pa
Pennsylvania pediatrician Dr Mary D Ames reports a new scarlet fever like illness seen in thirty cases at the State Hospital for Crippled Children in Elizabethtown. Symptoms include fever sore throat and bright red rash but with no streptococcus found and no skin sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania
State Hospital For
Elizabethtown
Mary D Ames
Ames
More Americans Take To Wheeled Housing
The mobile home industry grows into a billion-dollar sector with about 200 manufacturers and 3500 dealers. Sales rose from 1.1 million in 1930 to about 500 million last year, and another 500 million is invested in parks. Mobile home occupancy reaches 3 million, with 250,000 new buyers yearly, and over 1 million units in use. Average family income exceeds the national average by more than 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Coliseum
Chinese Reds Invent American Staplers
New York report notes that the Communist regime in China, while criticizing free enterprise, is adopting a stapling machine for bureaucrats. The device is identified as a copy of a familiar model made by a Long Island firm, signaling industrialization aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Long Island
Steel Stamp Centennial Set For May Release
Washington The Post Office Department will issue a centennial postage stamp in May to mark the start of the Age of Steel in the United States. The first day of issue aligns with the 65th General meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
American Iron and Steel Institute
Builder predicts return from suburbia to city core
Chicago realtor Ralph W Applegate foresees a shift back to urban living as cities reach horizontal saturation. He cites Phoenix Towers as evidence of demand for high rise cooperatives near downtown and argues growth must be vertical to keep transit and work close to centers.
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Chicago
Ralph W.applegate
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Towers
Applegate
New Missing Link Is Uncovered in Mammal Evolution
Washington DC reports a missing link in mammal evolution. C Lewis Gazin of the Smithsonian Institution describes a fossil jaw and skull fragment found in Wyoming’s Wind River basin. The animal Dilophodon, fox sized, lived about 65 million years ago in the upper Eocene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
C. Lewis Gazin
Smithsonian Institution
Wind River
Wyoming
Dilophodon
Desmatotherium
Men at 21 Top Auto Fatality Lists
New York reports that men at age 21 record the highest motor vehicle death toll among policyholders. The rate reaches 64.1 per 100000 for males at 21, versus 8.4 for females at the same age, with males in late teens and early twenties showing the highest risk. Statisticians cite risky driving behavior as a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Candles Brighten Corners in Electric Era
Washington notes the candle remains a common light source in churches homes and on festive tables despite gas and electric lighting. Millions of candles are used yearly for ceremonies birthdays and decorative settings, illuminating moments old and new in a changing era.
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Washington
Fish in a Reader and a TV Lesson on Life
A Weathered anecdote from McGuffey’s reader warns against overconfidence in a catch and stresses perseverance. It compares a boy’s boat capsize to life’s losses and cites a hymn urging steadfast faith and continued effort toward heavenly approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
Heavenly Kingdom
Christian Church Bible School Seeks 300 Attendance Sunday
The Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 30 a m led by Earl Le Fever with a target of 300 attendees for the opening day of summer contest. Morning worship at 10 16 a m includes the Lord's supper. evening evangelistic hours at 5 30 p m promote The Bandwagon contest and the sermon The Cause and Cure of Strife Read James 4 1 10.
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Bible School
Earl le Fever
Bob
Mary
James
Paris
Ladies Aid
Lookout
B. S
Methodist church weekly activities and events
The notice lists Sunday worship at 8 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Hugh Forbes, a family picnic July 9 at 6 30 p m at the Scott building, and a July 10 sanctuary choir rehearsal. July 11 WSCS district seminar in Tuscola, pot luck supper at 6 30 p m hosted by Mrs Earl Elishoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Forbes
Mother's Club
Scott Building
Max T Jones
James Knight
Ws.c .S
Trinity E U B Church Schedule and Brucellosis Note
Trinity E U B Church announces services led by Willis O Simpson with Sunday school general superintendent Chester Moore and junior superintendent Clara Norton. Morning worship theme Miriam Woman's Leadership. evangelistic service White Fathers. Bible study and camp at East Bay Bloomington Illinois. Brucellosis certification rule noted for cattle under four months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Moore
Clara Norton
Notice of Claim Date Estate of Anna M Hallman
The estate of Anna M Hallman deceased in Clark County Illinois sets Monday August 5 1957 as the claim date. Creditors may file claims on or before this date without formal summons. Alberta Conkin Executor Snavely Miller and Mechling Attorneys Keiser Building Marshall Illinois Adv 26 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M Hallman
Anna H Hallman
Clark County
Illnois
Alberta Conkin
Snavely
Miller & Mechling
Attys
Keiser
Marshall
Illinois
Barney Hammond
Clark County Board of Review Sets Hearings June to September
Clark County Tilmois unit schedules daily sessions at the courthouse from June 17 to September 7 1957. Hours are 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m weekdays and 9 00 a m to 12 00 noon Saturdays. All real estate sales or divisions in the past year must be changed in the assessment books by title. No complaints after August 1 1957. Bring deeds for hearings. John VanFleet Chairman. Adv 25 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review of
Clark County
Tilmois
Court House
Cc. ST
C. S.T
John VanFleet
Clark County Board of Review
Estate of Barney Hammond Claim Date Notice
Estate of Barney Hammond shows a claim date in Clark County Illinois County Court. Creditors may file claims by the specified date without a court summons. Administrator Anna Finkbiner and Attorney Omer T Shawler of Marshall Illinois are named for claim submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Finkbiner
Omer T Shawler
Marshall
Illinois
Publication Notice in Clark County Chancery Case
In the Circuit Court of Clark County Illinois Grace Orndorff sues Mary Kirby and others for partition of south forty acres in southeast quarter section 26 township 12 north range 11 west. Geneva Kirby and Paul Richardson Kirby are named defendants. Deadline July 15 1957 for answer or appearance. default may be entered thereafter. Ray Burkybile Circuit Clerk Snavely Miller Meehling Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Grace Orndorff
Mary Kirby
Geneva Kirby
Paul Richardson Kirby
Clark County
Ilinois
Illinois
Marshall
Llinois
Ray Burkybile
Snavely, Miller & Meehling
Keiser Building
Marshall, Ilinois
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