Two Missourians Work On Benton Mural In Independence
In Independence Missouri former president Harry S Truman joins artist Thomas Hart Benton on the Benton mural Independence And The Opening Of The West at the Truman Library. Benton explains detailed regionalist effort while Truman offers input and pride in the history painting.
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Gouy
Harry S. Truman
Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri
Benton
Independence
West
Truman
40 Stations In State Health Officials To Check Air
Health officials in Ohio plan sampling stations to measure air pollution baselines in communities of varying sizes. A $190,000 1959- era appropriation limits action. a seven member Air Pollution Control Board may be created. Local health departments will collect samples and advise on codes.
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Columbus, Ohio
H. Gardner Bourne
Ohio Division of Industrial Hypoene
Bourne
Ohio Senate
House
State Heart Department
Health Department
Ohio
California
Khrushchev urges reward incentives for farm workers
Premier Khrushchev told farm workers in Voronezh that material incentives are the base for higher production and stressed fair quotas and pay. He urged organizers to focus on additional remuneration to boost productivity, saying surpassing U S per capita agriculture is realistic and possible soon. He also called for sterner laws against drunkenness and economic parasites in the republics.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Voronezh
Sivestia
Tass
United States
Soviet Union
Congress authorizes three rent pieces in 1865
The United States Congress authorized the minting of three rent pieces in 1865, marking a brief period in which new coinage was issued. The act reflects mid nineteenth century monetary policy and the government’s control over currency production.
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United States Congress
Joseph Cahill to Speak at Scout Dinner in Manchester
Joseph Cahill the vice president of organization and extension of the Dan Beard Council in Cincinnati will be the featured speaker at the annual recognit ion dinner for Scouters of the Mound Builders' Area Councy Thursday at 7 at the Manchester Hotel. He has received the Scouters training award in 1958 and the Silver Beaver in 1957 and has been active in Cincinnati council volunteer work. Cahill manages Heckin Can Co beverage can sales in Cincinnati and has served as president of the Lovantsville Toastmasters Club. His talk is titled Take a Walk.
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Manchester
Cahill
Dan Beard Council
Cincinnati
Scouters
Cincinnnati Council
Heckin ‘Can Co
Losantiville Toastmasters’ Club
Scouters to Receive Silver Beaver Awards at Area Event
The Mound Builders Area Council presents two Silver Beaver awards to longtime Scouting volunteers. Training, veteran and roundup awards will be given along with other honors at the annual ceremony. All Scouters and wives are invited. reservations advised via Scout office or district executive by Tuesday.
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Mound Builders’ Area
Ohio farmers warned of TGE outbreak in pigs
In Columbus the Ohio State Division of Animal Industry warned that transmissible gastro-enteritis TGE a viral disease threatening pig herds may hit farmers in the coming weeks. No vaccine exists and precautions include avoiding infected sites and changing clothes, with some last resort practices discouraged to prevent spread.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
State Division of Animal Industry
Harry G. Geyer
Animal Industry Division
Geyer
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Benon
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Pawnee
Oklahoma
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Miami
Maccenas Benton
House of Representatives
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Grant Wood
Iowa
John ‘Stuart Curry
Kansas
State Industrial Hygiene Division
Thomas F. Mancuso
Jack Wunderle
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Tourist and Travel Commission
Capitol Annex
Frankfort
M. J
Franklin, Ohio
Khrush
Joseph Cahill
Scout
Charleston Gardens
and Historic Homes
Winston-Satem
Charetston
Charleston
Tas
Travel Dept
First National Bank
North Main St
M.D. Mayerson
Tristate Bldg
Cian, Ohio
Marhoefer
Stevens Ave
Stokely
Morton
Applesance
FGP
Pirreo Sherrie
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