Menon Calls for Global Renunciation of War and Disarmament
United Nations Oct 4 Indian diplomat V R K Krishna Menon urged nations to renounce war and abandon atomic weapons. He pressed for disarmament, direct talks with the United States and Red China, and resolution of the Algerian issue through dialogue. He welcomed progress between the US and USSR and urged patience until the Big Four discuss disarmament in Geneva on Oct 27.
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United Nationy
India
V. RK. Krishna Menon
U.N Assembly
Chemes
Nehru
Monty Bon Hali
United States
Red China
Krishna Menon
UN Assembly
Assembly
Geneva
Sun Powers Eight-Party Phone Line in Georgia
In Americus on October 4 a Bell Laboratories solar battery powered an eight-party rural telephone line, with storage for use during poor weather. The 432 silicon cells in a yard-square unit produced usable energy, feeding both immediate power and a storage battery. Bell researchers see future telecom and remote power uses. the unit has no moving parts and promises long life.
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Americus
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Laboratories
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Sun Bell
A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles Ad Claim
An advertisement touts a million dollars in relief claims for piles with remedies including Peterson's Ointment. It promises fast soothing in minutes, a money back guarantee, and a price of 34 cents or 75 cents for a tube applicator.
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Peterson
Signal Battalion Returns to Armory After Summer Camp
The 302nd Signal Battalion under Col James E Bartgis Jr announces promotions within the unit. CWO-3 William T. Fisher rises to CWO-4 in the EOS Army Reserve. CWO-1 Floyd FE Krek promoted to CWO-2. Enlisted promotions include Sergeants First Class Willant G Hopkins and Maurice C Peregoy, with Pvt E-2 Robert A Fulpy promoted. One member assigned at Watkererie and another, Ray Link, RF I Middletown, with prior service noted. Vacancies remain for enlisted members.
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Nand Sirpal
Souts
Armory
James E Bartgis Jr
302Nd Signal Battalion
William T. Fisher
N. Market St
EOS Army Reserve
Floyd FE Krek
Conference Reports Highlight Church Building Boom in Pa
In Uagerstown on Oct 4 the Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church reported 143 congregations spent 11,800,000 on new buildings in four years and plan 1,683,000 more, with total real property now 10,578,162. The Board of Evangelism noted 2,682 new members in the past year, among the conference’s largest gains. Five ministers were presented for probationers licenses and ten students enrolled. The conference covers South Central Pennsylvania, Maryland, and the District of Columbia.
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Uagerstown
Pennsylvania
Shannon
Conference Board of Evangelism
Ells M. Brydin
Thomas Heberly
York, Pa
Donald Burkhart
Shiremantown
Wilburn, Lante
Waynesboro
Jack E. Stearns
Carlisle
Marshall G. Deckard
Dillsburg
John P.ammer
York
John R. Lebo
Charles W. Lightner
Chambersburg
Merritt A. Copenhaver
Taney
Fagerstown
Hugo Fisher
Funkhouser
Lebanon Valley College
G Zaegler
Board of World Missions
Dayton, QO
John W. Fisher
Hagerstown
Menopause outlook and emotional changes guidance
An adviser discusses menopause in women, noting most have no serious illness if E Cooper is disease free. It covers mood swings, fear of conception late in life, and suggests adjusting outlook and staying active. Hormone treatment may help those affected.
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Paul
E. Cooper
Dallastown
Doctor Says Emotional Stress and Menopause Facts
Doctor explains emotional stress can worsen menopause symptoms though most women cope without treatment. About 25 in 100 may need care for hot flashes and related complaints once estrogens drop, while fatigue, headaches and irritability vary. Oral therapies with longer action are available when treatment is indicated.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Lewistown Grange reelects Master and officers
Lewistown Grange re elected Master Ross Stull last Thursday along with officers George Firor overseer William Warren lecturer Donald Kendall steward John D Leatherman assistant steward Raymond Clem chaplain Fulton Nicodemus treasurer Mrs Mary Kathryn Schooler secretary Charles Pulman gate keeper Mrs Esther Warren Ceres Miss Mary Catherine Toms Pomona Miss Lowse Stull Flora Mrs Myrtle Sell home economics Miss Louise Stull youth chairman Mre lhida Clem assistant steward William Warren juvenile patron Mrs Clem juvenile matron W A R Bell Charles E Green
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Lewistown Grange
Ross Stull
George Firor
William Warren
Donald Kendall
John D. Leatherman
Raymond Clem
Fulton Nicodemus
Mary Kathryn Schooler
Charles Pulman
Esther Warren
Ceres
Mary Catherine Toms
Pomona
Lowse Stull
Myrtle Sell
Louise Stull
Mre Lhida Clem
Clem
W. A. R. Bell
Charles E. Green
Members Named for Executive Committee and Display Plans
Donald Kendall chairs the executive committee as memberships are proposed for Miss Mary Catherine Toms Charles Poole and Nevin P Jackson. Election lists Mr and Mrs Hubert D Bailey Miss Lois Bailey Miss Toms and Mr Jack son. Raymond Crum, fair booth chair, asks for display items. Next meeting set for October 13 at 1 30 p.m. Community Hall. Also note: George A Zeigler, former city resident now in Montclair NJ, reports Pope Pius in Gondolfo Italy, says papal audiences halted for a week and the Pope looks well despite fatigue.
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George A. Zeigler
Upper Montclair
N. J
Pius
Gondolfo
Italy
Mr. Zeig
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Sun Powers
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Epee
Eylen Lemay Au
Ivox Er
Frederick Nearing
Patrick SL
Signal Battalion
Isabel Dob
Nina Forson
Bermuda
Anne Klein
Gaile Dugas
Ray W. Waki
East Sth
Grange News
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second St
E. D. McCain
Craddock Pike
Fhore
Pezarre
Hanuy
Frederick Optical CO
South Market St
Tatio
Potomac Edison Company
Ler
ST. Joseph
Our Millinery Department
Rafield
Thunderbird
NORGE
Routzahn & Sons
Cape K
Sntiarf
Kemp
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