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News Journal
U.S.A
First Ave
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Connecticut Women Ponder GOP Senate Run At State Convention
Two prominent Connecticut women emerge in Republican talks for the U.S. Senate nomination. Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce, recovering from illness, and Vivian Kellems of Southington, noted tax protester, have competed for votes in past races. The Independent Republican Party of Connecticut weighs backing Suzanne Silvercrays Stevenson while keeping some space for Kellems.
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Connecticut
G.O.P
U.S
Luce
Bush
Rome
Miss Kellems
Senate
William A. Purtell
Independent Republican Party of
Suzanne Silvercrays Stevenson
Fitness conference on youth under Ike resumes at Annapolis
Eisenhower's long postponed fitness conference for American youth began at Annapolis after a White House luncheon last July with 32 sports leaders. Nixon heads a separate youth condition effort, citing rising unfitness for military service and delays from Eisenhower's illness and heart attack.
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Eisenhower
Annapolis
White House
U.S
Nixon
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
A Problem Of Diagnosis In A Bellevue Hospital Tale
Dr Salvatore B Cutolo writes of a Bellevue Hospital incident where a man said I feel sick and doctors misdiagnosed until smallpox was identified. The piece argues smallpox nearly vanished in New York with only three cases in 25 years and the last death in 1912, highlighting medical progress. It praises progress against disease as the result of free, voluntary work in a free society.
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Salvatore B. Cutolo
Saturday Evening Post
New York
Bellevue
Cutolo
David Allman
American Medical Association
Chicago
Eisenhower
America
Two-Way Obligation in Business Speech
The president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States argues businessmen must speak on political issues and oppose costly government actions and high taxes. He warns they should oppose special favors for themselves just as they oppose them for others to avoid eroding public regard.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Rain Maker ad ends long drought in Cedar County
The West Branch Iowa Times Herbert Hoover birthplace carried an April 26 ad reading Wanted General Soaking Rain Please Rush Cliff Perkins. By supper time rain arrived ending an eight month dry spell. The ad was considered worth millions to Cedar County and Iowa residents.
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Cliff Perkins
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Cedar County
Odds & Ends That Can Help Jazz Up Life
A mixed roundup of amusing facts and curiosities. It cites European cooking tests for brides, Mark Twain quips, a Beethoven bean aisle at 99 cents, and a $4,000 underwater gift set. Notes porcupine damage, acorn hoards in redwood trees, Drake treasure for Queen Elizabeth I, and Goldwyn’s birth name. Mentions Borge’s $100,000 hour, early cosmetics, and Phi Beta Kappa origins. Ends with witty reader remark on women’s longevity and men spitting.
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New York
Matt
Mark Twain
Dad
Oregon
California
Christopher Columbus
America
Boston
Francis Drake
Elizabeth I
England
Samuel Goldwyn
Samuel Goldfish
Goldwyn
Geraldine Farrar
Victor Borge
Phi Beta Kappa
Williamsburg
Robert Weede
Adolph Teyperwein
San Antonio
Tex
U. S
Doctors Didn't Mislead On Ike's Condition
Washington editorial argues that President Eisenhower's doctors did not initiate or propagate political commentary on his fitness for reelection. A stenographic record shows the only question asked concerned whether the illness could deter continued service, with doctors replying no. Studies cited indicate low surgical risk for heart patients, supporting doctors' cautious, nonpolitical stance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Britain
Heaton
Dr. Heaton
Senators Share Light Moments And Health Notes
The piece reports Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele criticizing early wakeups for breakfast in U S hospitals, recounting his own trial with wakeful mornings at the U S Hospital in Baltimore. It also notes Senator Wallace Bennett’s weight purge with misbooked diet caramels and several senators proposing wildlife and marine life protection bills.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Senate
Appropriations
U. S
Baltimore
Lister Hill
Alabama
Sclon
Senator Hill
Dr. Scheele
Charles E. Potter
Michigan
U. S. Public Health Service
What Women Really Want and Other Oddities
A collage of quips on love, marriage and social quirks. Notes on birth intervals, hotel charges abroad, betting take, fashion draw, and quotes about parenting and sports readiness accompany trivia about Margaret Truman’s dress and Nanette Fabray.
Mrs Gates Involved In Bank Cashier Collision
Twenty years ago on Friday June 19 1936 Mrs George Gates wife of the Franklin National Bank cashier had an automobile collision with a truck. Her car overturned three times down an embankment and stopped at the edge of a road.
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Lady Luck
George Gates
Franklin National Bank
Noisy windows fool birds and a hare of events
A humorous column relays two quail crashes into adjacent picture windows and a rabbit misplay in a high weeds baseball miscue. It also jokes about a Kentucky man with Blue Grass pride and a wedding line driven by a white shot guy while noting hot weather and a light laugh.
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Ohio
Dororthy Kilgallen Over Broadway Grapevine
Ingrid Bergman praised by Buddy Adler as youthful and glowing in Hollywood plans for a new film. Rumors include Jane Froman’s divorce remarrying Don Ross, Prince Rainier and Grace discussing honeymoon tensions, and Elvis Presley demanding payment for interviews. Celebrities and industry moves span Daphne Du Maurier, Victor Riesel films, Roberta Sherwood’s Cin Copa hits, and other show business notes from New York to Miami.
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Buddy Adler
Europe
Anastasia
Ingrid Bergman
Hollywood
Jane Froman
Don Ross
Prince Rainier
Grace
Serene
Bill Johnson
Rocky Marciano
Champ
al Weill
Daphne du Maurier
Victor Riesel
Roberta
Sherwood
Decca
Miami Beach
Local Club Names New Officers as Broad Way Church Elects Leaders
Mrs. Cecil Wilson becomes president of the Women's Organization of Broadway M E Church, with Mrs. E. S. Land elected vice president. In local baseball, Armco defeats Cheviot K I O League 4 to 2 as Bloebaum leads with 2 hits while a woman recovering from a Miami River incident suffers minor bruises and shock.
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Cecil Wilson
L. J. Long
Women's Organization of
Broadway
M. E. Church
E. S. Land
Bob Augspurger
Armco
Cheviot K. I. O
Estrellity The Stars Sae Intuition and Judgment Tale
Horoscope counsel notes reliable intuition and judgment for action on well planned programs. Creative work may flow with inspiration amid a peak, but avoid rash promises and contention late evening. Birthday readers see strong mid year financial progress but slow later, with relationship tension in late October.
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