Understanding Gallstones Affects Symptoms And Treatment
Gallstones form from cholesterol and bile pigments when water reabsorption in the gall bladder is excessive. Symptoms vary from mild indigestion to severe upper abdominal pain. some stones remain asymptomatic. Diagnosis often uses symptoms and X-ray imaging, with surgical removal of the gall bladder as the main treatment when symptoms are significant.
Radio TV Highlights and Agriculture Garden Estimate
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. WPFB interview with Board of Education candidate James Finley on The Fern Troutville Show. TV tonight features Star and the Story at 6 p.m. on WCPO and Restless Gun episode at 8 p.m. on WLW-D. Gloria De Haven guests on The Guy Mitchell Show at 8 p.m. on WCPO. Bold Journey at 8:30 p.m. on WCPO. The Auction at 8:30 p.m. on WLW-D. Twenty One recap at 9 p.m. on WLW-D. Margery Reardon story at 10 p.m. on WLWT. Agriculture estimates a garden of three quarters of an acre can supply all vegetables and small fruits for a five-person family year round.
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James Finley
Board of Education
Fern Troutville
TV Tonight
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Wlw-T
Vint Bonner
Restless Gun
Gloria de Haven
Guy Mitchell
The
Congo
Jim Hardie
Express
Harold Craig
David Mayer
Mayer
WLWT
Margaret O'Brien
Margery Reardon
Department of Agriculture
The Fabulous Infant on Wide Wide World
NBC will air a 90 minute program November 10 titled The Fabulous Infant It surveys ten years of television its present and future Milton Berle appears as a serious commentator on talent and TV challenges The show will feature kinescopes of old stars and focus on local performers from Omaha Boston San Francisco Detroit Columbus and Springfield Missouri Ernie Kovacs discusses the big break and producers Sussan and Wood promise a look at behind the scenes work without technical detail.
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Barry Wood
Herbert Sussan
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Abc-Tv
Yesteryear
Omaha
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San Francisco
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Springfield
Ernie Kovacs
Sussan
Wood
Monday Evening Radio Program Schedule Snapshot
A fragmented list shows Monday evening radio segments across stations WPFB WKRC WMOH WSAI WLW and others. Programs include Dialing Magazine Boxing Music True Confess Farm Hour and Miller Show with various hosts like Davene Lenay Troutvine Gentry Nugent and Hinkie across late evening slots.
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WMOH
Matlock
WKRC
Weber
WLW
WSAI
WPFB
Opal
Homer
Mack Sauer
Dave Scott
Aes Scott
WSA
Davene
Troutvine
Wmoh Lenay
Family Digest
F. Troutvine
Wpre
Will Lenay
Dr. Gentry
Ews
True Confess
Eaton
H Nugent
E Hinkie
Miller
Helen
Wkrc Farm
Tom Sutton
Wpfb Music Hall
Wsajs
Johnny
Dave Lane
Lenay
Rival Plans Could Ease Arab Crisis
At the United Nations two rival resolutions to address the Syria Turkey crisis claimed broad support. An Arab diplomat said a Syrian resolution to dispatch an investigating committee on the border might pass in the General Assembly needing two thirds. A Western delegate asserted a seven nation plan to have Dag Hammarskjold mediate likely would reach two thirds.
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N. Y
U. N
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
Syria
Turkey
Advertising Award Goes To Armco
The National Assn of Sheet Metal Distributors gave Armco Steel Corp its 1957 Advertising Award for promoting public understanding of sheet metal distributors. It is the first such award and will be presented annually. R. A. Dadisman, Armco’s director of market development, accepted it at the association’s national convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Association
R. A. Dadisman
Armeco
Atlantic City
N. J
Nautilus Makes 1000-Mile Arctic Cruise First
Secretary of the Navy Thomas S Gates announces the atomic submarine Nautilus traveled 1000 miles under the Arctic ice in five and a half days. He says the Nautilus is testing equipment and gathering data on a current cruise this month and notes Sea Wolf as its operational sister ship. He adds 17 more nuclear submarines are approved through 1958 shipbuilding.
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San Francisco
Thomas S. Gates
Gates
San Jose
Oakland
Graham warns war danger and urges clear facts from the President
Billy Graham told a 40,000 strong Polo Grounds rally that war danger is higher now than in ten years and urged President Eisenhower to tell Americans exactly where the nation stands. He said the President has the prestige to spark sacrifice, renewal, and a return to God amid Visitation Week led by the Protestant Council of Churches of New York. The service highlighted 56,676 who chose Christ at last summer's crusade, with 1,284 making decisions yesterday after a May 15 Madison Square Garden start and September Broadway rally.
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Billy Graham
Polo Grounds
Eisenhower
Graham
Protestant Council of Churches of
New York City
Madison ‘Square Garden
Broadway
Times Square
Yankee Stadium
Graham Warns of US Demise If Followed Not God’s Ways
Full sermon claims a congressman warned of a Kremlin plan to attack the United States within two years. Graham warns Eisenhower speeches could mislead the public and that God is preparing a pagan nation to strike Israel’s fate. He cites Amos and a looming judgment as the world darkens.
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Graham
Kremlin
Russia
Eisenhower
Kingdom
Israel
Man Grabbed After Holdup In Pittsburgh
Police captured Robert Lee Petty of Toledo after a drug store robbery netted 331 dollars. Officers fired three shots as he fled, and Petty, who carried a .38 revolver, was arrested minutes later with the money. He is wanted in a separate Fremont Ohio supermarket holdup worth 5000 dollars.
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Ohio
Robert Lee Petty
Toledo
Petty
Fremont
Stassen Weighs 1958 Governor Bid Amid Quiet Hint
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen, now disarmament adviser to President Eisenhower, indicated he might return to politics but declined to confirm a Pennsylvania gubernatorial run in 1958. He did not rule out the rumor during a radio television interview. He previously led the University of Pennsylvania before taking the foreign aid post and later his current assignment.
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Washington
Harold &. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Divorce Petition Against Kenneth Brandenburg in Ohio Court
Janet Brandenburg filed for divorce in Butler County Common Pleas Court case 886 on grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty. Kenneth Brandenburg, a minor residing at H Q Squadron Cannon Air Force Base New Mexico, must answer by November 9 1957. petition granted if no reply.
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H.Q Squadron
Air Force Base
Cannon New Mexico
Janet Brandenburg
Margaret Sisco
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
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