Freak Accidents Of 1955 Top National Safety Digest
The National Safety Council’s year end roundup lists bizarre injuries from 1955. Gene Scott of Rushville Nebraska shot by a car door. a dog-triggered rifle accident. a fish firing a gun. a tooth brush swallow. two dogs driving cars. a two year old boy driving a car. a girl driving into a fire plug. a green light mishap. a car crashing through showroom doors. a ceiling light falling on a car. a drowning of a couple in an old folks home and more. Safety First ends with the punch line that life’s oddities continue unfolding.
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Meany Attacks Tito and Nehru in Labor Speech
George Meany AFL-CIO president denounces Jawaharlal Nehru and Marshal Tito as aides to communism in a National Religion and Labor Foundation address. He faults U S liberals for silence on Soviet rights abuses and warns against McCarthyism while linking diplomacy to a broader anti democracy struggle. The remarks followed news of a Soviet India pact and drew a protest from Indian labor officials.
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Wounded Youth Clings To Life In Dallas Shootout Case
An 18-year-old, John Warren, remained in critical condition after being shot while attempting to intervene in the murder of his mother-in-law Mary Calhoun and her three children by Buford V. Calhoun, a 32-year-old ex-convict. Calhoun killed his wife and two young daughters and their toddler son, then killed himself when police closed in at a drugstore booth.
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First US irrigation used by Brigham Young Mormons
In 1847 Brigham Young and his followers diverted a stream to irrigate fields on land that would later become Salt Lake City. The effort marks the first sizable irrigation use in the United States.
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Eisenhower Plans Quiet Day at Gettysburg Farm Home
President Eisenhower, advised to rest, scheduled no appointments and planned a day at his Gettysburg farm with Mrs. Eisenhower. He returned from Washington after two days of talks with congressional leaders. It was his first trip to Gettysburg by plane since his illness.
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Asthma formula Primatene goes without prescription
New York medical reports a new tiny tablet that stops asthma attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief. Authoritative tests show the compound is prescribed by doctors more than any other and is now available without a prescription in easy to take tablets named Primatene.
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