Secretaries Split Reactions to New Typewriter Keyboard
The Kansas City report shows varied secretary reactions to the Dvorak keyboard tests. Barbara Henley, using the system since 1938, praises speed and accuracy with 138 to 150 wpm versus 50 wpm on standard models. Some fear older workers will struggle, while others welcome progress.
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Kansas
University of Washington
W. A. Dorrance
Ethel Hoehn
The
National Secretaries Assn
Marguerite Reiter
Greene and Ladd Members Join New York Stock Exchange
Greene and Ladd, a New York stock exchange member firm, are highlighted in connection with the Manchester Hotel and a listed phone contact 2 4571. The brief note underscores their exchange affiliation and local business link.
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New York Stock Exchange
Manchester
Parents face accused in Stephannie Bryan kidnapping case
In Oakland California prosecutors turned to a dramatic phase of the Stephannie Bryan case by bringing the girl's parents face to face with suspect Berton W Abbott. Abbott requested to confront the Bryans but was denied. Mrs Bryan described her routine route home and the search efforts after Stephanie disappeared on April 28. Dr Bryan, a radiologist, recounted the late night search near the Claremont Hotel.
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Harold V. Streeter
Oakland
Calif
Stephanie Bryan
Berton W. Abbott
J. Frank Coakley
Trinity County
Abbott
University of California
Charles Bryan
Stephanie
Berkeley
Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Harvard
Dartmouth
Mass
Coakley
Rosemary Clooney Says Some Mothers Should Be Spanked
Rosemary Clooney, new mother to Miguel Ferrer, defends hands on parenting. She criticizes mothers who neglect their children and says a baby belongs in the living room, not a nursery, as she travels with her family for work and records lullabies for bedtime.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Rosemary Clooney
Rosemary
Jose Ferrer
Miguel
Cna
Gro
Ferrers
England
New York
Chicago
California
Mom and Pop
Spain
Jose
Palladium
London
Man Held Guilty Of Rape Murders
MAYVILLE N Y A State Supreme Court jury found Joseph E Reade Jr guilty of first degree murder in the rape killing of his sister in law and her baby daughter There was no recommendation for leniency so the death penalty is mandatory Sentencing was set Reade a 26 year old former taxi driver showed no emotion as the jury deliberated 2% hours
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Mayville
N.Y
State Supreme Court
Joseph E. Reade Jr
Reade
Ohio’s Only WWI CMH Winner Dwite H Schaffner Dies
Akron Ohio. Dwite H Schaffner Ohio’s only World War I Congressional Medal of Honor recipient died at 56 He earned the medal Sept 18 1918 at Boureuilles France as a lieutenant in Company K 306th Infantry He later served in the Adjutant General’s department in Nashville Tennessee and was legal adviser to the Selective Service Board for Tennessee He retired as a Colonel in the reserve at death and once led the Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter, with earlier legal career as Summit County assistant prosecutor.
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Akron
Ohio
Dwite H. Schaffnner
Schaffner
Summit County
306Th Infantry
Boureuilles
France
Adjutant General's Department
Nashville
Tenn
Eclective Service Board
Tennessee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thanksgiving event at People's Friendship Baptist Church
The Missionary Society and Pastor's Aid Club of the People's Friendship Baptist Church sponsor a turkey dinner at 1419 Young St starting at noon tomorrow. Marie Bryant is president. A separate Thanksgiving dinner is at Church of God on 11th Ave and Lincoln St tomorrow with services at 3:30 p.m. led by Rev P J Henry for the church building fund.
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the Missionary Society
Pastor’s Aid Club
People’s Friendship Baptist Church
Young St
Marie Bryant
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
P. J. Henry
The
Friendship Baptist Church
Fos
William Reynolds
Cincinnati livestock market report open slow with mixed gains
USDA report shows hogs 1 800 head with gains 15 to 25 cents for most weights. cattle and calves steady to higher on light holiday trading. sheep lambs steady with high end 19 dollars in some quotes. Market notes indicate closure Thursday Nov 24 for Cincinnati market.
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Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Cincinnati Eggs and Poultry Prices in Market Report
U S prices from Cincinnati area show assorted egg grades with large white and brown varieties quoted at 46 to 57 cents per dozen for current receipts and delivered counts, plus checks and dirties. Poultry prices list fryers hens and turkeys by weight, with wholesale butter and potatoes also noted.
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Dayton
Hennery
Cincinnati
f.C.b
GOP Slate For State Takes Shape
In Columbus Ohio Republicans prepare an early slate for statewide offices as Democrats await Gov. Frank Lausche’s decision. Atty. Gen. C William O Neill announced for governor next May while Lt. Gov. John W Brown also launched a bid. Possible contenders surfaced for attorney general secretary of state and other posts as Lausche weighs his future.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Atty
C. William O'Neill
Marietta
House
O'Neill
John W. Brown
Medina
Brown
Paul M. Herbert
Tennyson Guyver
Findlay
Celina
Carl W. Rich
Cincinnati
Chalmers P. Wylie
O’neill
J. Eugene Roberts
Girard
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
U.S
Paul F. Ward
Ted W. Brown
Edward J. Hummel
James A. Rhodes
Lausche
Roger W. Tracy
Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
Cleveland
Carl V. Weygandt
Lakewood
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Robert 4
Taft
John W. Donahey
Hudson Insurance
John J. Gallagher
Donahey
Gallagher
Tracy
Meet the Press
George H. Bender
Dental office visits lag for many Americans
A report from the American Dental Association finds that about one in seven U S adults has never visited a dentist. The study highlights gaps in access and the need for improved outreach to underserved populations.
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VU. S
Amerii- Jean Dental Assn
Thanksgiving Proclamation 1955 by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower proclaims Thursday November 24 1955 as a day of national thanksgiving. The document honors the nation’s founding forebears and calls for gratitude for material and spiritual endowments while urging care for the less fortunate and reverent observance in homes and places of worship.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States of America
U S To Try New Keyboard On Typewriter
Washington reports tests of a radical new typewriter keyboard in hopes of boosting efficiency. Forty typists from ten federal agencies will finalize 24 participants for a four month January start. Officials expect output gains up to 35 percent and potential savings from fewer machines and staff.
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Washington
General Services
Edmund F. Mansure
Overworked Docs Balk At Making Private Visits
Indonesia faces a doctor shortage with 1,500 physicians for 82 million people across 3,000 islands. Private home visits are rare as government doctors refuse urgent calls, prompting a Health Committee proposal to bar promotions for noncompliant doctors and revoke private practitioners’ licenses.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Indnesia
Phantom buzz saw scare rattles Key West woman
An elderly Key West housewife reported an electric saw cutting into her home. Police found no intrusion but she insisted the noise persisted until officers realized her hearing aid sounded like a buzz saw. The tale ends with a note on fish living in narrow water temperature ranges.
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Key West
Fla
Preacher Plans Bayou Invasion
The Rev Maurice N Rivard a 44 year old French Canadian sets out from St Louis to bayou Louisiana with a gospel boat to establish schools and chapels on barges He aims to serve French speaking communities where few full time preachers exist The Rivard family arrived from Chicago in January with limited funds and now bolster their project with donor support The boat ministry was ordained last year by the Association of Fundamental Ministers and Churches Inc
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Ernie
Chicago
Rivard
Association of Fundamental Ministers and Churches, Inc
Scout Troop 85 Visits Garden Manor For Tray Project
Scout Troop 85 members send Thanksgiving wishes through tray favors for Garden Manor Nursing Home patients. The annual project runs at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Co leaders Mrs William Mason and Mrs William Widner supervise the effort.
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Girl Scout
Garden Manor
William Mason
William Widner
Jury Convicts Man in Black Woman Incident in Crowley
In Crowley Louisiana a district court jury convicted Sterling Trahan a 33 year old rice mill worker of a reported incident involving a Black woman. Judge N S Hoffpauir deferred sentencing. The woman, her son in law and two officers testified Trahan was at the woman's home August 15. Trahan denied the incident but said he had 16 cans of beer there.
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Crowley
Sterling Trahan
N. S. Hoffpaul
Trahan
Panama Canal Runs North and South Not East West
The canal cuts through the isthmus in a north south direction, challenging common belief that it runs east west. This orientation affects navigation and regional geography discussions.
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Panama Canal
Doctors oppose heroin ban as London hospitals stockpile
British doctors protest government action to ban manufacture and sale of heroin claiming it will prolong patient suffering. Hospitals say they have stockpiled enough drug for years while officials cite UN efforts to curb illegal trafficking.
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London
U.N
Britain
British Medical Assn
United States
Association
Iain Macleod
Guy's Hospital, London
Reds Eye America For Play Ideas
In Moscow for the first time in 25 years Soviet literary figures seek American plays to translate. The effort aims to revitalize the Russian stage amid calls for newer Soviet works. A British troupe led by Paul Scofield and Diana Wynyard performs Hamlet, the first Western company in Moscow in living memory. Translators earn a 4 percent share of takings, with works like Shaw and Miller already translated or planned.
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
Moscow Theater
N. A. Mikhailov
Paul Scofield
Diana Wynyard
Peter Brooks
France
Comedie Francaise
Tennessee Williams
Eugene O’neill
Anna Christie
William Inge
Soviet Union
George Bernard Shaw
Arthur Miller
Governors mental health panel sets December 6 study meeting
Columbus Ohio co chairmen of the Governor's Committee on Mental Health announced December 6 as the date for the next meeting to review Ohio mental health needs and resources. The group may schedule public hearings and has formed 14 subcommittees to examine exits, facilities, costs, prevention, education, and post hospitalization care.
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Columbus
Ohio
Governor's Committee On Mental Health
John D. Porterfield
Department of
Mental Hygiene and Correction
Sol Morton Isaac
Cochairmen
Girl Scouts Deliver Thanksgiving Basket To Needy Family
Girl Scout Troop 163 members Patty McGuire Donna Goodloe and Shirley Simpson with leaders Mrs. Wendall Truitt and Mrs. John Randall prepared to deliver a food basket to a Middletown family for Thanksgiving. Deliveries were planned for today.
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Middletown
Girl Scout Troop 163
Patty McGuire
Donna Goodloe
Shirley Simpson
George Rodefer
Wendall Truitt
John Randall
Thief Tries Gun at Roosevelt School Finds Blank
Missoula police say a thief who stole a .22 blank revolver from Roosevelt School expected a real gun. The weapon used by track starters is a blank used for events, not a functioning firearm.
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Missoula
Mont
Roosevelt School
Drive On To Smash Columbus Dope Ring
Columbus vice squad with out of town officers staged narcotics purchases to break up a local ring. Lt. Alfred Lashley says three Columbus men were arrested and held pending charges for possession and sale of narcotics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alfred Lashley
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Goodyear
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Hilton Hotel
Kennecott Corp
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Werner Tener
Armco Steel
White Motors
Miangol Oil
Lockheed Aircraft
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Marshall Field
Youngstown
Abe R
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Cee Ene Mead Corp
Zenith
Bethlehem Steel
Bea
Robert Geir
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Motorola
Montgomery Ward
Et i Automotive Fiber Corp
Ohio Oil
Pan American Ewer
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Paramount
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Pullman Corp. Radio Co
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Schenley Revere Copper
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DuPont Corp Trre
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Servel Ins
Sinclair of
Erson Radio
Southern Pacific
Cesssseees
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Southern Rails
Bee Bate
Gen
Dynam
Aeronca Mfg. Co
Aeronca
Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank Sorg Paper Co
Sorg Paper Co
Wrenn Paper Co. Caresses
Ladd
Colored News
Dayton Livestock
Geeeeares Asese
Seeneen Wener
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati Produce
By Reed Smith
Jo Ann Jarecki
Cicero
Ill
Preacher
Reds Eye America
Pravda
Communist Party
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