Constructive Hallowe'en Plan Urges Safer Celebrations
The Marshall Herald reports plans for a constructive October 31 with focus on family and group activities. University of Illinois recreationist E H Regnier notes a National Recreation Association booklet titled Planning for Hallowe'en offering ideas for small parties large celebrations and window painting available through libraries with a small charge.
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Hallowe’en
University of Illinois Rural
E. H. Regnier
National Recreation ’Aassociation
Dogs Bite Sparks Liability and Indemnity Fund in Law on the Farm
Law on the Farm explains owner liability for dog bites to humans and livestock, the 10 day confinement rule for biting dogs, and the county Indemnity Fund for livestock losses. It lists per head limits for horses cattle swine goats turkeys sheep and poultry as compensation.
Social Security Reps to Visit Marshall and Casey
Starting October 1957 the Social Security representative will be in Marshall Illinois courthouse at 10 00 a m on the second and fourth Wednesday each month A Terre Haute district official says a Terre Haute rep will also be at Casey Illinois City Hall on the first and third Wednesdays Residents with Social Security issues should contact the representative Mr Johns notes those unable to meet in Marshall or Casey may visit the Terre Haute office at 631 Cherry Street Indiana.
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Marshall
Ilinois
Paul Johns
Terre Haute
Social Security Office
Casey
Illinois
Clark County
Social Security
Cherry Street
Indiana
Fatigued Driving Risks in Evening Traffic
The article warns that fatigued drivers lack peak alertness and reflexes and face poorer visibility during darker evening commutes. It urges reducing speed and adjusting driving habits, with recommended rest breaks or stopping at a cafe for a breather.
Remembering 1896 Summers of War and Rails in De Soto
A reminiscence from Rey B. Will of De Soto Kentucky recalling the Spanish American War era, empty rifle shells from troops bound for Cuba, trains through St. Louis to the South, schoolyard hunts, a large sawmill, a belt breaking, a worker killed by a falling limb, a new Illinois Central bridge, and changes to his grandfather’s farm amid railroad expansion in the late 19th century.
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Rey B. Will
de Soto
Dumois
Cuba
St. Louis
Southland
Illinois Central Railroad
Bend
Community Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
World Outdoors Crow Shooting Thrills on a North Wind Day
The scene follows a hunter in a blind where cold air and wind from the north set the mood for crow shooting along an established flyway. Birds dive across decoys in a sudden, furious action with frequent reloads and a hot barrel as the hunt unfolds.
Farming’s capitalization and mechanization change quoted by Benson
Catskills Star reports Secretary Benson says modern farming is heavily capitalized per worker, averaging about 20000 dollars per operator on commercial family farms. He notes 50 years ago a farmer fed himself and six others, now eighteen, driven by mechanization and new equipment like tractors and combines.
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Catskill
Benson
Farmers excel with minimal help on 320 acre Iowa farm
Benson cites a Russian delegation impressed by a father and 12 year old son running a 320 acre Iowa farm without hired help and wonders how many workers it would take in a larger country. He notes U S progress driven by mechanization and contrasts with fashion chatter from Italy about skirts and trends in Rome.
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Benson
Iowa
Congressman Patman Attacks Federal Reserve System
A recent painting by Texas Congressman Wright Patman criticizes the Federal Reserve Banks. He argues Congress delegates money power to private bank interests, noting stock-like subscriptions and high interest costs borne by taxpayers.
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Federal Reserve Banks
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Board of ‘Directors
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United States’ Government
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Federal Reserve Banking System
United States
Federal Reserve
Eisenhower
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Open Market Committee
Tow
Federal Reserve Bank
The
U. S
Bureau of Printing & Engraving
Eisenhower urged to bar segregated military sports events
Legislators press the president to issue a general order banning military service teams from participating in segregated sports events, potentially affecting the November football game between West Point and Tulane in New Orleans.
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Eisenhower
Institute & General Order
West Point
Tulane University
Army
New Orleans
Academy Band
Corps of Cadets
Louisiana
Milwaukee
County Stadium
Braves
Florence Chadwick
Irish Sea
Denighadee
Northern Ireland
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Charles F Carpentier
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Italy
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Sarreto
New York City
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Lewise Breagh
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Wimbleden
New York
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Kirk Douglas
Stockholm
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Nareid Masson
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Resaia
Ametasia Kelila
Mandra
Greece
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