WCTU Pushes Ban on Alcohol Ads in U S Media
Washington hears the Woman's Christian Temperance Union urging a ban on interstate advertising of beer wine and liquor across newspapers radio and television to protect homes and curb juvenile delinquency. Mrs Glenn G Hays led the testimony with support from church groups and the WCTU while industry groups oppose.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Glenn G. Hays
Evanston
Ill
House Commerce Committee
Joseph Bryson
D-Sc
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Senate Commerce Committee
Distilled Spirits Institute
Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc
Wilbur E. Hammacker
WCTU
Hays
Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets combine three gentle laxatives in one small tablet. The ingredients work through the small and large intestine to clean out waste and reduce gas and bloating. Available 15¢ 30¢ 60¢.
Woman 106 Who Served Sandwiches to Union Soldiers Dies
Mrs. Bar ara Pinet of Los Angeles died aged 106. She recalled serving sandwiches at Columbia Pennsylvania to Union soldiers en route to Gettysburg. Her long life intersected with Civil War memories and Pacific Coast life.
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Los Angeles
Barara Pinet
Columbia
Gettysburg
Hunger Strike Called Off By Blind Italians
In Rome a march of about 600 visually impaired Italians ended plans for a sit down hunger strike outside Parliament. Leaders said officials promised to push pension increases from 4000 to 25000 lire, amid efforts to aid the roughly 3000 very poor blind.
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Rome
Italy
Florence
Paolo Bentivoglio
The
National Assn. For
Gloria DeHaven Seeks Separation from Husband
Hollywood studio says actress Gloria De Haven will seek legal separation from Martin S. Kimmel a New York real estate man. A spokesman said the couple have been apart most of the time since their marriage about a year ago due to his business in New York.
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Hollywood
Gloria DeHaven
Martin S. Kimmel
New York
Miss DeHaven
Church Council Narrows HQ Site to New York or Chicago
The National Council of Churches in the U.S.A. weighs headquarters options with New York and Chicago as likely hosts. Nine other cities, including Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Kansas City St Louis Milwaukee Indianapolis Pittsburgh and Wyckoff NJ, sought the position. The Headquarters Committee will submit recommendations at the July 19 General Board meeting in Cleveland led by Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg.
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National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
New York
Edwin T. Dahlberg
General Board
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Wyckoff, N. J
Curious Coat On 79 Degree Day Raises Questions
In Oklahoma City a barefoot young woman wore a heavy coat in 79 degree weather. Patrolman W P Farris followed she grabbed the coat and released it when he confronted her. She was booked on indecent exposure and drunkenness.
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Oklahoma City
W. P. Farris
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