Four WWII Vets Claim VA Refused Chiropractic Care
Four World War II veterans testified before Senator Langer that the Veterans Administration would not pay for chiropractic treatment. The men Charles Wilson James Starner John Baccarella and William Ray spoke at Spears Chiropractic Sanatorium and Hospital in Denver. Wilson cited polio and the others multiple sclerosis as their conditions. The hearing was moved to the hospital at the request of Dr. Leo Spears.
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Denver
Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Veterans Administration
Charles Wilson
Palacios
Tex
James Starner
Canton
Ohio
John Baccarella
Jersey City
N. J
William Ray
Leo Spears
Wilsone
Langer
Rennel Concentrate weight loss claim in Springfield ad
A Springfield reader testimonial promotes Rennel Concentrate as an easy safe home weight loss method. The ad cites a 38 pound loss from 178 to 140 pounds and claims thousands have used the product with a money back guarantee. It lists pricing and instructions to mix with juice and take twice daily.
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Springfield
Ohio
RENNEL _entrom
Subcommittee to review service after indefinite recess
The statement notes the project is recessed indefinitely and that a sub committee will assess how the men are progressing at a future date. The plan remains contingent on findings and further action.
New Picnic On Tap For Golden Agers
Golden Age Club members are invited to a picnic and entertainment at Shadylawn Rest Home next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene Fishbaugh said to bring a covered dish while food will be furnished. Transportation is provided and weather rain plan moves to Civic Association. The group also discussed sales tax stamps and plans to send them to Columbus.
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Golden Age Club
Shadylawn Rest Home
Eugene Fishbaugh
Civic Association
Columbus
Eisenhower congratulates Iran's Shah after Mossadegh ouster
President Eisenhower sent a message to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi congratulating him on the royalist overthrow of Mossadegh and returning from exile. The note expressed friendly relations and goodwill while not ruling out possible U.S. aid, should Iran seek it.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Mossadegh
White House
Russia
United States
Longest Nonstop Jet Flight Slated From England to Florida
The Air Force will launch 45 B47 jet bombers from Fairford England to MacDill Air Force Base Florida in early September. The 306th Bombardment Wing, after 90 days of training in England, will perform a nonstop 4,500 mile flight refueled in flight by KC97 Stratotankers as the largest mass jet bomber mission to date.
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Tampa
Fla
Air Force
306Th
England
Fairford
MacDill Air Force Base
More B-36s Due At Jap Air Base
The Far East Command announced a second flight of B 36 intercontinental bombers will arrive in Japan tomorrow from the United States as part of a transpacific training exercise. An undisclosed number landed Tuesday after a nonstop trip from a U S base cloaked in military secrecy.
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Jap Air Base
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Far East Command
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Bar Association backs limit on treaty power
The American Bar Association House of Delegates voted 117 to 33 in Boston to back a proposed constitutional amendment that curbs executive branch treaty power. The decision came after over two hours of debate and followed Secretary of State Dulles's criticism of the amendment.
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Boston
American Bar Assn
House of Delegates
ABA
Dulles
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
British wages rise as unemployment falls in July
The British Ministry of Labor reported 272,700 unemployed in mid July, down 25,100 from June. Wages rose with 207,000 pounds in weekly pay across 1,134,000 workers in July, indicating stronger earnings alongside job gains.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Labor
Smooth Bandits Snatch $37,000 in Rutherford Bank Heist
A pair of bandits robbed Rutherford National Bank on a busy East Rutherford street. They seized $37,000 from a messenger and guard, struck the messenger, and fired a shot at James Maloney who chased them. Maloney turned 69 today.
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East Rutherford
N. J
Rutherford National Bank
James Maloney
Rutherford
Maloney
Ike Heads to Colorado Rockies for Six Day Vacation
Eisenhower and his party left Denver for Fraser Colorado this morning. They will stay at the ranch of Aksel Nielsen a Denver businessman, for six days of vacation in the high Rockies with fishing gear and oil paints in tow.
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Denver
Eisenhower
High Rockies
Fraser
Colo
Continental Divide
Aksel Nielsen
Armco Plans Fair Exhibit At Ohio State Fair
Armco plans two booths at the Ohio State Fair to tell its history and policies. The exhibit will include a graphic on Armco’s contribution to welfare and industrial growth and will be housed in the new Merchant and Manufacturers Building in Columbus. The fair runs through September 4 with steel, rubber, glass and other industries represented. Armco representatives will be on hand to answer questions about the company and products.
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Armco
Armeco
Merchant's and Manufacturers
Columbus
Ohio
Park Hosts Over Four Thousand Plant Species
The Great Smoxy Nation al Park contains more than 4,000 plant species, highlighting its rich biodiversity and value for conservation research. Researchers note the variety spans numerous families and habitats across the reserve.
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Great Smoxy National Park
Baby Face Brown Arrested in Texas Slaying Case
FBI announced Lester Baby Face Brown was arrested in El Paso Texas for the July 17 1952 slaying of William H Pee Wee Jackson a 24 year old numbers racketeer found shot in his car after police heard him mutter Baby Face as he died in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
FBI
Lester
Baby Face) Brown
Lorain
el Paso
Tex
William H
Pee Wee) Jackson
Jackson
Baby Face
Bridge Transfer Marks Kentucky Purchase of Covington Span
Covington and Cincinnati bridge becomes Kentucky property in a ceremony at First National Bank of Cincinnati. State Treasurer Pearl Runyon will present a $4,230,000 check to Sarjem Corp of New York, finalizing Kentucky’s acquisition from Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Co, owner for years.
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Covington
Cincinati
Commonwealth of Kentucky
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Youth Fellowship Institute Attends Camp Kern
Nineteen members of the First Methodist Church attend the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute at Camp Kern this week. Read names include Charlotte Bailey Judy Beatty Nancy Berkey Dick Byrum Glenna Cornwell Lois Ebel Joyce Hackney Bob Landy Jack McLaughlin Fred Miller Joyce Mills Mary Jo Sickles Jack Taylor Linda Tieman Charles Finkleman Bill Wolter and Nancy Yocom.
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First Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute
Camp Kern
Charlotte Bailey
Judy Beatty
Nancy Berkey
Dick Byrum
Glenna Cornwell
Lois Ebel
Joyce Hackney
Bob Laundy
Jack McLaughlin
Fred Miller
Joyce Mills
Mary Jo Sickles
Jack Taylor
Linda Tieman
Charles Finkleman
Bill Wolter
Nancy Yocom
Committees Begin Oil Worker Contract Talks in Charleston
Bar gaining committees of United Fuel Gas Co and the CIO Oil Workers International Union met in Charleston to start bargaining contracts for about 1700 union oil workers across Ohio West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Fuel Gas Co
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Three-year-old dies from milk truck crash injuries
Cleveland reports 3-year-old David Ernst died from injuries sustained after a milk truck collision Tuesday. The accident left him fatally injured with authorities noting the child succumbed to his injuries yesterday.
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Tot
Cleveland
David Ernst
Tragedy as Truck Hits Tot in Cincinnati Street
Four year old James Robert Tully wandered from home and was struck and killed by a two ton truck in Cincinnati. The fatal incident underscores dangers for young children near roadways.
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Cincinnati
James Robert Tully
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