Youth In Business XIV Salad Dressing Crew Reigns
Priscilla Crafters leads JA juniors in selling the dressing that has funded eight years of teen enterprise. Mollie Howland created the recipe in 1950 and remains a guiding presence as sales reach around 500 dollars annually at 35 cents a bottle. The venture counts Business and Professional Women as sponsors and draws out of state customers through local tastings.
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Iona Asher
Priscilla Crafters
JA Company
Mollie Howland
Carl Burgress
Business
Professional Women's Club
Civic Association
Sharon Edwards
Virginia Byrd
Janie Beedle
Barbara Slamka
Judy Wolf
Sue Edwards
Carol Kelly
Robin Sebald
Pat White
Frances Brewer
Burgess
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Howland
Garfield School
Thomas Brown
Gene Nock
GOP Allies Challenged To Back Dulles Policies
Senator Humphrey urged Republicans to support Dulles foreign aid and reciprocal trade, saying new allies among GOP critics should join in backing the policies. Fulbright echoed the call after GOP praise of Dulles over summit readiness, while Bridges and others defended his stance.
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GOP
Dulles
Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Sens
Jenner
Butler
Hruska Neb
Mr. Dulles
Republican Party
Child Drowns After Creed Creek Glove Rescue Attempt
In Batavia Ohio on Friday 7 year old Mike Burwinkle attempted to recover a glove from a creek near his home. He slipped fell in and drowned.
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Batavia
Ohio
Mike Burwinkle
Owensville
Cold Still Ranked Top Target For Science
A top American science effort targets the common cold as researchers note vaccines against influenza and adenoviruses show strong promise. Nobel Prize trio Enders Welller Robbins developed the virus growth technique aiding Jonas Salk. Army and academic teams pursue multi virus vaccines and a Tulane led discovery spots a 2060 virus.
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John F. Enders
Thomas F Welller
Frederick Robbins
Jonas Salk
Tulane University
William J. Mogabgab
Gas Money Coming
Ohio will distribute gasoline tax money to cities and villages in the state's first allocation of the year. State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced the plan to begin Monday with payments to local governments.
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Columbus, Onion
James A. Rhodes
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