Nixon warns conference could make nation soft
At Annapolis a startled President warns that the United States could become a “softie” nation if focus on science health and public welfare flags neglect. He stresses the danger of easy living eroding grit and urges strong investment in education and public health.
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Nixon
Annapolis. Mi
Agierien
Prosa
Tolay
Eisenbauer
Phy Powenknews
Granr Attenton
State reports near ten million dollar surplus
Frankfort finance Commissioner James Mintin said the state will end the year June 30 with a tax surplus close to ten million dollars. He noted that monthly collections through June would cover appropriations for the entire year, placing the state in a strong position to meet next year’s budget. Officials foresee total tax receipts for the current year around eleven million, narrowing the gap to balance the coming fiscal year.
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Frankfort
James Wo Mintin
Martin
Urenilec
Colleeltona
General Assembly
Jl-Montit Mit
Obituary for Jue Ben Sutton of Middleshora
Obituaries note the passing of Jue Ben Sutton of Middleshora. The service was held yesterday at the Ca Word Funeral ome Chirpel with the Ress. Damon Batterson and Wint Baler vind On 1h Williams gfficit Lurid wags in the Marsee in Middlestora. The list of mourners includes Teddy Th Bene ser Tail Gilbert and others.
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Middleshora
Pani
Damon Batterson
Wint
Baler
Wiliams
Marsee
Middlestora
Firors
Wee Teddy
Tail Gilbert
Lytiel Yeary
Everett Turse
Henry Yates
Sint Shores
Siert Miaves
Flower Beavers
Chavel Eboir Tivire
Die Certion
Mtv
Navtedky Hut
Dant Ste Hyde
Two Babies Left to Starve in East Side Slum
New York police sought motive behind the deaths of two infants found in a nearly vacant East Side tenement. The mother Anastasia Velez, 21, was detained after barricading herself in a Bellevue psychiatric ward and behaving erratically. Authorities ordered a top brass investigation to determine if social services or police knew of the danger.
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Bellevue Hospital
Josephine Velow
Antonia
Moray
East Side
Anastasia
Volnz
Bellevue
Mnksown
Thomas A. Nielson
Janes
Mioney
Frank Ho
Rey
Police
Ixasprilal
Welfare
US Meat Inspection 50 Years Old This Month
The text explains the 50 year history of Federal meat inspection, its purpose to protect consumers, and the scope of coverage including fresh, frozen, pies, and processed meats. It describes inspection responsibilities, labeling, plant sanitation, and the cost of inspection, noting the purple U S inspected and passed label on wholesale packaging.
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Fife
U.S
Agvientine
Arceives
Hospital Notes Update on Middlestiery Visiting List
The Middlestiery Hospital announces visiting changes with a roster including Jenny Campbell Rose Carman Goin Lestie Adams Lynne Ayers Gate Sta Lidry Mes Lincoln Williams Barre Shefine Tomer Whitiker Tazewell Grantaly City Wilson Washington Lynn Mullis and Mrs Sam Farmer.
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Ourside
Jienny Campbell
Rose J. B. Carman
Goin Lestie Adams
City
Advistons
Dudy Lynne Ayers
Gite Sta- Lidry
Lincoln Willams
Barremale
Bill Shefine
Warvozate
Tomer Whitiker
Tazewell
Grantaly City
Whit Wilson
Washington
Lynn Mullis
Cumboc
Sam Farmer
Citizenship Day Proclaimed with Flag Uprising Call
Washington residents were urged to fly flags on Citizenship Day on Monday September 17 as President Eisenhower proclaimed the observance. The day marks the signing of a constitutional document and includes citizen participation in patriotic displays. At local police HQ a man turned in a badge numbered 22 from an incident recently, while Patrolman Balderson faced questioning.
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Predrmicksburg
Vin Ovp
Donald Balderson
Noisier life increasing deafness in America
A Yale expert reports rising industrial noise damages in the United States. About 15 million people suffer hearing impairment, with factory sounds, jet engines, and city traffic blamed for worsening conditions. Research notes variability in tolerance and calls for better hearing tests and prevention. Treatments remain limited, with emphasis on improved hearing aids and reducing noise sources.
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Washington
NSA
Micklern
U. S
U.S
Teday
Yale Uni
Steelworkers Union Starts Talks With Small Firms
New York UP The United Steelworkers union launches solo bargaining with about 11 smaller steel firms without strike authority. Talks target a 5 year no strike contract with a 65 cent hourly wage increase, challenging the big three’s stalled positions. Industry and union threaten escalation as deadlines loom.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Inland Steel
Younestown Sheet & Tube
Uniter
Nsie
Industy
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Id J. McDonald
Tennessee Reports Big Vaccine Stock
The State Health Department announced more than 100000 doses of the Salk anti polio vaccine on hand after distributing 10530 doses yesterday. Dee J R Tucker director of the preventable disease division reported 9000 doses sold yesterday, leaving 100400 doses in refrigerators as of today.
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Nashville
State Health Department
Fina
Dee J. R. Tucker
Preventable Disease Division
Davidson County
Partin family notes mix travel and visits in Chenoa
Local notices recount Wayne Fortin moving to Michigan for work while Mr and Mrs Rennie Partin host Dean Visiting Afr and Mrs Elmer Partin. Several Partin relatives and friends visit family across towns from Winds to Louisville. The Rev Neville Partin and James Boy Lee are among visitors, with hospital and college ties noted.
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Wayne Fortin
Michigan
Rennie Partin
Elmer Partin
Bechie Smith
Minnie , Browning
Holmil J. Partin
R. Partin
Cumberlane College
Williaimsay
Joyce Parlin
Miwassie College
Ange Papi
Elfie Partin
Uninin College
Ange Parcin
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Ail
Aybert Partin
Peavell Crawford
Winds
Jake Hatfield
Faye Pal
Pineville
Kelly Clove
Pin Community Hospital
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Meg
Chrarh EU Vike
Lonville Partin
Willie Partin
Chenoa
Lantisville
Lonnie Parile
Louisville
Neville Partin
James Boy Lee
Mir
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Weight reduction prompts stamp confusion at Omaha post office
An Omaha post office clerk weighed a bell or bell tied item for a woman patron. The piece proved too heavy to proceed and required a lighter stamp. The patron asked how the extra stamp would affect the postage.
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Omaha (Ap
Omaha
Mother Wins Tug of War With Gorilla at Zoo
London zoo incident reports a mother, Peggy Kennan, 33, wrestling a gorilla to retrieve her seven year old son Kenneth after the child was dragged toward a feeding area. Both quick actions prevented injury as keeper restraint helped free the boy. Earlier, a ten year old was mauled at Whipsnade after climbing a railing near a cage.
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London
Anl
Olive Page Brings Lansing Sports News to Front
AP Michigan starts with explosive batt clearness of Peaks and Kowalczyk, averaging nearly six yards per carry in 1935 football season. Rath returns for a 1935 campaign as back.
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Lansing
Michigan
Clarence Peaks
Wall Kowalczyk
Sant Rath Ave
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