Reformed Fatty Calories Expert Turned Diet Author
New York author Leonard Louis Levinson, once overweight, details his transformation and writes The Complete Book of Low Calorie Cooking. He recounts a two year self experiment reducing weight from excess meals and prose about moderation and low calorie options.
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Hal Ures
New York
Leonard Louis Levinson
Fatty
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Levinson
Hollywood
O Dwyer Returns to Contest Tax Claim in Court
Former New York mayor William O Dwyer has come back from Mexico to fight a government claim of about 10 000 in back income taxes for 1949 to 1951 His hearing is set in Federal Tax Court O Dwyer left his post in 1950 to serve as ambassador to Mexico and plans to stay about a week while contending the government claim and noting reimbursement for diplomatic duties.
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York
New York
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
O'Dwyer
Mexico City
United States
Brodhead Pastor Plans Extended European Leave
Rev. Carl T. Thompson of Bethlehem Lutheran sails July 3 for New York to board the Bergensfjord and join a Norwegian group bound for Norway. He travels to Bergen, Hammerfest, Oslo, Kongsberg, and Sta vanger, visiting relatives, meeting church officials, and speaking at a youth gathering before potentially touring London and Paris en route home. Ronald Massen will fill pulpit duties during his absence.
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Norway
Bergensfjord
Bergen
Rev. Thompson
Hammerfest
Ona
Oslo
Kongsberg
Kristian Hanson
Royal Ministry of Church’ and Education
Luther Valley
Valer-i-solar
Stavanger
London
Ariel Molldrem
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Beloit
Rev
Thompson
Stockholm
Newark
Ill
Paris
South Africa
Frankfort
New York City
Brodhead
Mexico
South America
Ronald Massen
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Girl Scout Troop 29 Holds Wiener Roast and Birthday Reminder
Members of Girl Scout Troop 29 and leader Mrs. B. H. Lynch hosted a wiener roast on Roy Gempeler hill with several guests. Miss Elise Feutz received a birthday sing in as Miss Carol Koenig managed the crystal punch bowl. Afterward the group swam at Recreation Park and gathered at the Feutz home. A camping trip is planned for this summer.
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Girl Scout Troop
B. H. Lynch
Roy Gempeler Hill
Lynch Show Clown Loses Hand in Explosive Mishap
Anderson a Chicago clown at the Jimmy Lynch Thrill Show entertained 1,500 spectators yesterday until a giant firecracker exploded in his left hand. Despite losing his hand, the crowd laughed, thinking it part of the act as he was rushed to a hospital. doctors reported the condition not serious.
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Wutvepoit
Laun
Lawrence
Anderson
Jimmy Lynch
Chicago
France Claims Islands in South China Sea
France becomes the fourth nation to claim a group of disputed islands in the South China Sea joining Nationalist China, Communist China, and South Vietnam along with a Filipino national claimant.
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France
Manila
South China Sea
China
Viet Nam
Voelkli Takes Shooting Honors At Green County Shoot
Roger Varinn won top honors at the first of four shoots by the Green County Law Enforcement Association on Clarence Drake farm yesterday. Remaining shoots are in July August and September with trophies medals and shells for winners and improvements. Harold Blumer served as range officer. Next meeting is June 19 at 7:30 p m in the Legion home where Robert Carnes will speak on Wisconsin's juvenile code.
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Roger Varinn
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Clarence Drake
Harold Blumer
Legion Home
Robert Carnes
State Division of Children and Youth
Wisconsin Department of Welfare
Swiss Milk Pipe Lines Planned For Mountain Pastures
Dairymen plan to lay about four miles of plastic like pipe lines to move milk from Swiss mountain pastures to dairies and cheesemakers this summer. The new network aims to ease the annual transport scramble during the grazing season and ensure steady milk supply.
Non Surgical Treatment For Glandular Inflammation
Aimed at men past forty troubled by night pains back hips and tiredness the Excelsior Institute claims glandular inflammation causes these troubles. It offers a free book on non surgical treatments and invites addresses to Excelsior Institute Dept W-14 Excelsior Springs Missouri for more information.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Fund To Face House Inquiry Faces Congressional Probe
The Fund for the Republic, financed by the Ford Foundation, will undergo House Un American Activities Committee hearings starting June 27 to determine if it supports or opposes the nation in the fight against Communism. Walter emphasized a fact finding aim, while Hutchins and Gaither defended the fund's three year record and integrity.
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Ford Foundation
Walter
Dpa
House
Congress
Robert M. Hutchins
New York
Rowan Gaither Jr
Regional Writers Meet Thursday at Ludlow Memorial Library
The Regional Writers will hold a potluck and regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Green Room of the Ludlow Memorial library. Husbands of members will be guests. Mrs. D. J. Huenink will show pictures of Lebanon and writings will be read. There are 61 million registered motor vehicles and 72 million licensed drivers in the United States.
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Ludlow Memorial Library
D. J. Huenink
Lebanon
United States
British Writers Question Ike Fitness for Re election Today
Washington correspondents from London newspapers report growing American doubt about President Eisenhower’s health and fitness for a new term. The Daily Mail and other papers note doctors’ optimism yet public worry, with Labor and independent papers urging caution and restraint regarding his physical endurance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Daily Mail
United States
the Mail
Daily Mirror
Ike
Independent Times
News Chronicle
America
Laborite
Daily Herald
Excerpt hints at Ike life sacrificed on party machine
A fragment suggests criticism of President Eisenhower, implying his personal life or ideals are being sacrificed to the Republican party machine. The line reflects partisan tension and concern over political expediency overriding personal or national interests.
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Ike
Republican Party
Francis Jr. Graduates From Chicago Medical School
Byron John Francis Jr., son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Sam W Waelti, graduated Friday from University of Chicago Medical School. His father Dr Francis Si flew from Seattle for the exercises, as Dr and Mrs Francis Jr and their daughter Ann Marie joined the Waelti family for the weekend.
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Byron John Francis Jr
Sam W. Waelti
University of Chicago Medical School
Francis Si
Seattle
Francis Jr
Ann Marie
Francis Sr
Waeltis
Waelti
Chicago
Friday and guests accompany them home after visit
Dr Francis Jr will intern for a year at the University of Oregon Medical Hospitals in Portland. He, his family, and his father left this morning for the West Coast.
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Dr. Francis Jr
University of Oregon Medical Hospitals
Portland
West Coast
Monticello Pool Opens with Hammer as Lifeguard
Times Special reports the new swimming pool in Monticello opening with John Hammer serving as lifeguard and Joanne Schneider overseeing the ticket office. The piece also notes extraordinary claims about pygmy tribesmen in the African Congo averaging 44 percent taller than average and their ability to kill elephants with spears and poisoned arrows.
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OFENS
African Congo
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