Duke Research Extends Reach Toward Absolute Zero
Duke University physicists led by Dr William M Fairbank have developed a heat rectifier device that directs heat flow in one direction to achieve extremely low temperatures. The four inch tube filled with liquid helium and a radioactive decay produced helium form aids study toward temperatures just a few hundredths of a degree above absolute zero. Low temperature research seeks fundamental insights into matter.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
William M Fairbank
Duke Physics Department
Duke
Increased Income For Next 25 Years
Dr. Neil H. Jacoby predicts the average American family’s income will rise about 70 percent in the next 25 years. He says Federal economic management is flexible enough to curb severe booms or busts, but cautions against assuming business cycles are over.
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Los Angeles
Neil H. Jacoby
Graduate School of Business Administration
University of California
Eisenhower
Dean Jacoby
Congress
New Use Found for Grandpa's Flannels
Chicago report describes a pressure suit made from red flannel to treat orthostatic hypotension. The elastic cotton rayon knit applies pressure to the lower body to prevent fainting when standing. The condition, linked to diabetes or post-sympathectomy, causes a sudden blood pressure drop on standing.
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Chicago
Healthier Americans Live Longer Says UC Researchers
Berkeley researchers analyzing European and American disease and mortality tables report Americans are living longer and healthier. They find midlife adults are physiologically about four years younger than a century ago, with more reaching adulthood and heart disease and cancer occurring later, adding 5 to 20 years to productive early middle life.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Europe
America
Motorist and mother arrested after radar trap sign incident
Police arrested Earl L. Collins, 92, when he posted a sign on his parked car warning of a radar trap. His mother was taken into custody for causing a disturbance during the arrest.
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Chicago
Earl L. Collins
Wilhoit and Pomona visitors honor birthdays at Five Points
Mrs G B Wilhoit hosts family and friends from Pomona California and local households for a weekend visit. Sunday dinner guests include neighbors and relatives. The gathering honors Joyce Hutchens birthday with multiple attendees noted from nearby towns.
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Faye Barnhart
Jimmie
Johnnie
Kristen
Pomona
California
Newton Brosman
Lester Veach
Gerald
Earl
Dean Veach
Gary
Anra Veach
Glenn Wilhoit
Joyce
Given Blakeley
Rex Wilhoit
Crystal
Jerry
Eugene Morgan
Shirley Warner
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
Fred’ Atkinson
Browns Valley
Ind
Myrtle Brosman
Mable Sandusky
Albert Jones
Westfield
Lawrence Redmon
Economic Outlook Amid Inflation and Policy Shifts
Government and private economists warn inflation could sharpen under rising prices. The Federal Reserve lifted the discount rate to 3 percent, while banks push higher loan rates in a tight market affecting small businesses. The SEC tightens on small stock issues as Congress may act on relief for small business. Farmers face higher state and local taxes on land, and housing construction lags. Steel mills run near capacity with higher prices, and new auto models arrive by November with price increases.
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Federal Reserve Board
Securities & Exchange Commission
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Mississippi
Arizona
Michigan
The
Congress
Backfired Romance In A Moonlit Plot
Eunice plans to test Tom Worthington’s feelings by dating Henry Barton and Charlie Simms after learning he is bashful. Tom reveals he staged the whole scene as a test, confessing he became engaged to Stella Burke last week and trained his rivals to create a breakup scenario.
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Eunice
Tom
Henry
Charlie
Clara
Funice
Henry Barton
Charlie Simms
Stella Burke
Real estate transfers list settlements and deeds dated 1956
The notice records multiple transfers including Ohio Oil Company to Alva and Beulah Faith for Cumberland property valued at 19 dollars and a series of warranty and quit claim deeds. It lists parcels in Casey Martinsville Cumberland York and Marshall towns with dates ranging September 1 to September 25 1956 and prices from 1 to 9000 dollars. It also notes a 1845 patent to James K Polk for land in section 2 township 10 range 12.
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The
Ohio Oil Company
Alva
Beulah C. Faith
Cumberland
Carl Shaffner
David A
Marilyn June Collier
Dillard Wilson
Harold and
Norma Cutright
Peter
Casey
Nan Liggett
Charles Whitlock
Milo Prust
Rosalee O'Dell
Ralph Fitch, Jr
Shirley
Sturdevant & Goble
Ritter & Behner
Paul Beard
Ruth Beard
Walnut Prairie
Kelley R. Catron
Arthur
Herbert Pinkston
York
Maude Lewis Kingsley
William E. Kingsley
Marjorie Lewis Dewey
Woodford Dulaney
Marshall
Cc. W
Edith Hise
S D
Mary Elizabeth Daily
Dulaney
Otho S. Fasig
Mabel L. Myers
Blanche W. Padgett
Martinsville
Ella Birchfield
William Cutright
Harriet Peck
Arthur E
Clara Miller
James K. Polk
George Ferstenberger
E. P
Gertrude Cole Daly
Alice
Eliza V. Collier
Jack E
Wanda N. Cross
Gerald C
Donna Beeson
Town of
Plywood Beginnings in Oregon and St Johns Mill
Plywood manufacturing started in Oregon with a 1904 box and bar rel factory in St Johns producing the first paners. The development marks an early step in local industrial growth and timber product processing.
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Oregon
St. Johns
Students from Marshall register for fall at DePauw University
Two Marshall students Miriam Cole a senior in music and Martha Moore a junior in liberal arts registered for fall classes at DePauw University. Registrars office lists their addresses 504 Ash and 203 Lo cust St. plus their college status.
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Marshall
DePauw University
Miriam Cole
Ash
School of Music
Martha Moore
Locust St
College of Liberal Arts
Mrs. Catlin Chapman Thanks Hospital Friends
Mrs. Catlin Chapman expresses gratitude for cards letters and visits received during her hospital stay and extends thanks to all who offered support.
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Charles Ferris
St. Anthony Hospital
Mrs. Catlin Chapman
Administrator's Notice of Final Settlement for Everett Scott estate
Alma Hammond as administrator will present final report to the Clark County Probate Court in Marshall Illinois on October 26 1956 at 10 00 a m to seek discharge from duties and invite interested heirs including Stanley Scott Nellie Roberts and Glenn Scott to resist if desired. Omer T Shawler attorney for administrator adv 39 2
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Everett Scott
Stanley
Scott
Nellie Roberts
Alma Hammond
Glenn’ Scott
County Court
Clark County
Marshall
Illinois
Omer T. Shawler Marshall
Llinois
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