New Elks Lodge Accepts Class of 25 Members and Transfers
Frederick Elks Lodge welcomed 25 new class members with three transfers and three reinstatements. The current officers and officials sit from left to right: E. Robert Bowlus past exalted ruler and secretary, Robert Meson past exalted ruler and trustee, Joseph Ignasiak chaplain, Raymond Gaffney exalted ruler, and other senior officers including Dory, presiding officer, and Aren High asAssociation exalted.
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Volunteers In Cancer Study Move Science Forward
In Chicago at the Hicks Exphite for Medical Research the team led by Dr. Steven O Schwartz reports fourteen male volunteers with leukemia were given injections derived from a virus to study immune responses in mice. Early results show no cancer development in participants and antibodies produced in mice. Vaccine is years away. scientists debate viruses as cancer causes. East Lansing report notes Michigan State fencing coach Charles Schmitter, a 302 member of the American Federation of Musicians, plays string bass.
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Boyle Column By Hal Bovie
Hal Bovie reflects on rugged resilience across eras, contrasting caveman bravado with World War II era service and modern courage. He muses on unconventional virtues, from secrecy guarding illness to standing against prevailing norms, framed in a sharp column tone.
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On the draw the Dodgers set a new baseball profit record
A segment of 1950s social satire riffs on gender roles and domestic life, culminating in a line about the Los Angeles Dodgers as a profit leader for 1959 with earnings of 4,970,506 dollars. The piece mixes humorous vignettes of mothers fathers doctors and a wealthy elite to lampoon societal pretensions.
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Red Tape Silences Singer Ginny at Age Six
Los Angeles AP reports Ginny Tru six year old singer was barred from work by state labor rules. Her father Tia claims she is tutored at home and exempt as an alien, but the Labor Department requires clearance from the City School Board before a labor permit can be issued. The article notes bureaucratic hurdles and references a bizarre aside about a Gila monster.
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