Passage Of School Aid Faces Narrow Chance
Washington correspondent says Eisenhower's school aid plan retains opposition and a weak path through Congress. Civil rights bills may precede it to ease tensions, with Powell amendment fears and Walsh-Healy wage rules complicating federal school construction funding. Local tax resistance and fears of federal overreach also loom large as strategy shifts to Senate action first.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Cal
South
Adam Clayion Powell
D-Ny
Powell
House
Senate
White House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Walsh- Healy
Secretary of Labor
Pleasant Grove and New Market Women Club Meetings Report
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Robert Windsor Jr. to plan the year with committees and hostesses as Mrs. Merril Hahn presided. Nine members and one guest attended. New Market Homemakers Club gathered with Mrs. John Kelly as host. officers and members discussed sewing class plans and club reports. A student chorus from College Park sang, and Raymond Hiltner presented heart murmur explanations with slides from his service in the Philippines.
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Pleasant Grove Club
Robert Windsor Jr
Pleasant Grove ‘Homemakers Club
Merril Hahn
Norman Nusbaum
Dorsey Lawson
iNew Market Club
New Market ‘Homemakers Club
John Kelly
Garland
Eizler
Selby
Lavenia McGolverick
Urbana
Mars
Philippine Islands
Kelly
Carl Measey
Wiliam
Lincoln Era Opens to New Civil War Research
NEA sources quote historian Philip Van Dores Stern predicting the Civil War era will soon come into clearer focus as archives yield long unopened documents. He notes few trained researchers exist, with many students steered to narrower topics, and calls funding for history grants scarce.
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Ward Cannel
NEA
New York
America
Abraham Lincoln
Philip van Dores Stern
Stern
Patton
Sheridan
Casey Barn Fire Destroys $30,000 Montgomery Barn
A fire destroyed a $30,000 barn on the Eugene B. Casey farm near Gaithersburg Maryland. About 50,000 gallons of water were hauled from a Washington Grove hydrant after six engines ran a shuttle line. Sixteen cows were saved and about 20 tons of hay perished in the blaze. Firefighters fought the blaze started in the hayless end, aided by neighbors and a nearby barn spared by inches.
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Eugene B. Casey
U.S. 246
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Washington Grove
We Blaze
B. H. Miller
Carl Snapp
Gvin
Harry Walker
Critiencea Walker Sr
Casey
Stern
Doctor Says Heart Murmurs Need Not Cripple Child
Medical note explains that a slight heart murmur in a child often reflects functional valve issues or congenital defects, most minor and treatable. It stresses avoiding panic, accurate diagnosis, and that many murmurs do not prevent normal activity or health.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
Arthritis Rheumatism Vital Facts Explained
Public service notice from Excelsior Springs Missouri offering a free 36 page illustrated book on non medical drugless methods for arthritis and rheumatism. The brochure explains causes and healing approaches used for over thirty five years and invites readers to request a copy with no obligation.
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Excelsior
Springs
ICOST
Excelsior iSprings
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