Lobby Committee for Hoover Report Wins Congressional Backing
Citizens' Committee for the Hoover Report pushes to end by May 31 after backing from Congress. The nonpartisan group, formed in 1949 to push reform proposals, claims 55 percent of Hoover recommendations adopted and about two billion dollars in annual savings. Leaders urge creation of a taxpayers' body post election as Republicans and Sen. Douglas praise bipartisan goals.
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Citizens’ Committee For
E Hoover
Hoover Commission
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Citizens’ Committee
Hoover Comrssion
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Robert L. Johnson
Philadelphia
Five New York Doctors Endorse Laxative Habit Break Plan
Five New York doctors prove you can stop laxatives and regain natural regularity. The plan spans three weeks with Carter's Little Liver Pills, eight glasses of water daily, and a fixed daily routine. Users are guided to stop laxatives entirely and mail for a free sample offer.
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Carter
Department 36
Carter Products, Inc
Park Place
Mather Named Superintendent at Middletown Plant
R. M. Mather, assistant superintendent at Middletown, is appointed superintendent of the local Owens Illinois Glass Company plant. He replaces O. W. Messner who resigned. The Middletown plant, a unit of Owens Illinois, makes uncoated folding box board and will have Mather assume duties immediately.
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R. M. Mather
Middletown
American Coating Mills
H. S. Rish
Elkhart
Ind
Mather
O. W. Messner
Rish
Owens Illinois Glass Company
Toledo
Old Time Actor Lawrence Grant Dies at 82
Lawrence Grant, 82, renowned stage and screen actor, British born, began in English musicales and arrived in 1908 with a touring company. He died yesterday after a long illness in Santa Barbara, California.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Lawrence Grant
Catty Crosswords Horizontal and Vertical clues
A crossword word list with cat themed clues across and down including Aristocratic cat jungle cat self esteem body organs comfort and other entries. It features entries such as nobleman charges group of three apple seed and Roman emperor among others. The puzzle also asks for calm eats away washings and other related terms in the vertical list.
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India
Moses Brother Puzzle Clue Answers
Answers fill a biblical word play grid with terms for kin and common nouns. Moses brother Aaron appears. nut suggests almond or cashew. slant-eyed is pejorative for asiatic not used. Italian seaport Naples. milk-like milky or乳白. slanter biased writer. profounder deepener. Greenland discoverer Erik the Red. old English franchise guild or liberties. past formerly occurred and bygone time marker.
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Brother
Nut
Nurse Miss Rosemary Block to Speak at Church Friday
Miss Rosemary Block, a Brethren Volunteer Service nurse with three and a half years in Europe, will speak and show movies at the Church of the Brethren Friday at 7 30 p.m. The talk covers Church World Service relief in hospitals and camps and refugee aid as 1000 flee daily to British and American zones. She will tour nearby churches this week with Rev Dan Blickenstaff noting volunteers work across nations in summer camps. Block will answer questions on the relief program and describe conditions, needs, and clothing and food distribution for the refugees.
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Rosemary Block
Brethren
Europe
Church of the Brethren
Church World Service
Miss Black
Ohio
Dan Blickenstaff
Blickenstaff
Liz Taylor Plans To Marry Friday
Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding plan a brief Caxton Hall registry wedding in Westminster on Friday. The couple, both with prior marriages, expect 12 to 15 guests and aim for a lasting union with plans for children.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Mayfair
Michael Wilding
Liz
Caxton Hall Registry Office
Westminster
Nicky Hilton
Kay Young
Welles Elected Head of Freedom House
Former Under Secretary Sumner Welles is elected president of Freedom House succeeding the late Robert P. Patterson who was killed in a plane crash in Elizabeth New Jersey. The private organization formed in 1941 aims to advance freedom ideals.
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Sumner Welles
Freedom House
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
Elizabeth
N. J
Welles
Patterso
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