No Amendments For the Plan The Eisenhower Middle East resolution
Two senior House Foreign Affairs members said they have no amendments to offer as the committee considers changes to President Eisenhower's plan opposing Communist expansion in the Middle East. A final vote was expected soon, possibly tomorrow, to have the resolution ready for House action next week. Some members want limits on the plan’s duration. In the Senate, hearings were postponed and the full committee will resume tomorrow with Secretary of State Dulles, with the timetable making Senate passage unlikely before January. The plan seeks authority for U S military action if needed and up to 200 million dollars in unrestricted economic aid to the Middle East, plus 200 million for each of the next two years.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Gordon
D-Ill
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Eisenhower
Middle East
House
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Foreign Relations Subcommittee On
Dulles
Congress
U.S
Good Time Charlie Bladder Irritation Ad Isolates Doan’s Pills
An old advertising feature explains that unwise eating or drinking may irritate the bladder causing restlessness and discomfort. Doan’s Pills are marketed as easing bladder irritation, relieving back and muscle pains, and mildly diuresing to boost kidney output. The ad touts a 60 year history and an economy size for savings.
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Doan
Army Chief of Staff to receive Golden Key award
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Army chief of staff, and his former high school physiology teacher Clifford H. Nowlin will be honored with Golden Key awards at the American Association of School Administrators and the National School Boards Association convention in Atlantic City on February 16. Nowlin, 93, taught Taylor at Northeast High School, retired in 1944, and despite partial blindness writes poetry and sells insurance.
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Kansas City
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
American Assn
National School Boards Assn
Atlantic City
Clifford H. Nowlin
General Taylor
Northeast High School
Nowlin
Rail Engineer Blows Whistle To Warn Tornado Warning
A Kansas railroader, William L. Bryant, 69, blew his train whistle near Gans Oklahoma warning of an approaching tornado. The storm killed 11 in the south and southwest, with eight dead in Gans and three more in Louisiana towns Princeton and Bellevue.
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Gans, Oklahp
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gans
Princeton
Bellevue
Louisiana
William L
Billy) Bryant
Pittsburg
Kas
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Golden Key Awards honor educators and leaders in 1956
The text notes that in 1956 Golden Key Awards went to President Eisenhower and his former teacher Miss Aldie B. Over, now 83, of Abilene. It also mentions a forthcoming award to Gen Taylor and Newlin for education related achievements and perseverance, highlighting belief in education as national defense.
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Taylor
Newlin
Eisenhower
Aldie B. Over
Abilene
Flu Hits Air Base in Denver Area
More than 500 airmen and officers at Lowry Air Force Base have been hospitalized with influenza in the past week. Officials report none of the cases is critical.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Woman Must Stay Away From Parents
Detroit a 34 year old mother of four was sentenced to four years probation and stay away from her parents after pleading to theft of a $15 utility refund check. Judge Frank A. Picard said the impulse to steal stems from parental interference, and Chernik cried that she has stolen since childhood and does not need the money.
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Detroit
Frank A. Picard
Jean Chernik
Pickard
Snow A Factor In Six Deaths
Six men aged 65 to 71 collapsed and died across Kansas City yesterday during a four inch snowstorm. Each had heart ailments, and city health director Dr Hugh I Dwyer said the snowstorm likely contributed to the deaths.
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Kansas City
Hugh I. Dwyer
Founders Day Program Honored Ottawa AU Charter Members
Mrs. G D Weilepp and Mrs. C A Tucker staged a skit at the P E O Founders Day event. Tribute was paid to Mrs. W A Penny charter member of Ottawa AU Chapter formed Jan 17 1916, who received a red rose corsage with a tiny flower for each founder. Mrs J R Henning sang Only A Rose in her honor. Only other living charter member of Chapter AA is Mrs Mary Wilkerson in eastern Kansas. Mrs J N Carter hosted the dinner with aides listed including Mines Robert B Anderson Robert Clogston J F Barr Wallace Wells F F Fockele Charles P Knight Glen Bigelow and Miss Ethel Smart.
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P.E.O
G. D. Weilepp
C. A. Tucker
W. A. Penny
Ottawa AU
J. N. Carter
Robert B. Anderson
Robert Clogston
J. F. Barr
Wallace Wells
F. F. Fockele
Charles P. Knight
Glen Bigelow
Ethel Smart
Fred Hutchinson's 1938 minor league peak with Seattle
During his 13 years in organized baseball Fred Hutchinson spent his only full minor league season in 1938. He led the Pacific Coast League with 25 wins for Seattle in his first pro year.
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Fred Hutchinson
Seattle
Cookies Must Be Removed From Pans Immediately
Instructions advise removing most cookies from baking pans as soon as they come from the oven to prevent sticking and overbaking. This guidance emphasizes timely transfer to a cooling rack or surface for best texture and removal.
Socialettes Auxiliary Sews Rag Tags for Veterans Hospital
Socialettes and VFW Auxiliary members held sewing sessions producing 12 and 36 pounds of rag tags and rags for the veterans hospital in Wadsworth. Hostesses included Mrs. Ralph Allen and Mrs. Harvey Crean. Members attended talks on Civil Defense by nurses from Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Beta Gamma
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bill Osburn
F. C. Wise
P. R. Jamison
W. H. Douglas
Bruce Spears
John Sheldon
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Harvey Crean
G. J. MclIntosh
Local clubs host meetings and plan charity work
Present at the Memorial auditorium Legion room were visitors and members including Mrs India Cannady the Mines McIntosh William Boucek Bob Robinson Earl Moore Henry Carlson and Mable Simmons. Leonard Gates Post No 4 Army Mothers ran a knee robe project for veterans hospitals at their all day session with fifteen attendees. Monday Stitchers club met at Mrs Howard Hendersons sewing and sharing refreshments with Bertha Richardson Dick Carey R L Davis John Kramer Don Capper present. True Kindred conclave donated 15 to the Masonic temple electric mixer fund. Mrs Marie Mathis presided and named committees finance auditing ways and means relief. Plans to attend the Kansas City grand conclave Jan 25-26 were discussed. Mrs Harford and Mr and Mrs Karl Romstedt served 35 attendees. Kensington club dessert meeting with Mrs H H Hayes hosted after noon. Members included the Mines Hale Blair A L Cook F F Fockelie A C Madison R C Supplee and C C Wolf. Mrs Myrtle Stern of Oklahoma City will visit Fred Lynes’s Cedar home after 50 years meeting.
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Leonard Gates
Army Mothers Club
Veterans’ Hospitals
Legion Room
Me‘morial Auditorium
Stitchers Club
Masonic Temple
Marie Mathis
Fred Sehnert
C. J. Pence
Karl Romstedt
G. B. Harford
Leonard Kelley
Ways and Means
Sehnert
M. L. Sellers
Flora Sherman
Harford
Albert Harder
Mines
Ray Jacob
Harry Loyd
Estel Northway
Charles Watts
Kansas City
Kas
R N A Staff Meeting Highlights Civil Defense Program
R N A staff gathering at Mrs Ruby Terrill's home featured a Civil Defense program with speakers Mrs F C Wise and Mrs Bill Osburn. Hospital engineer William Fine presented a tuberculosis film. Co-hostess was Mrs Hattie Robinson. A layette shower for Mrs Arlo Lickteig followed with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Beulah Lambert Esther McCullough Viola Montague Stella Plake and several Misses and Messrs including Marjorie Collins Rachel Cortez Irene McEathron Pauline Ramirez and Bernice Livengood.
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R.n.&a
Ruby Terrill
F. C. Wise
Bill Osburn
William Fine
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hattie Robinson
Arlo Lickteig
Mmes
Beulah Lambert
Esther McCullough
Viola Montague
Stella Plake
Marjorie Collins
Rachel Cortez
Irene McEathron
Pauline Rameriz
Bernice Livengood
Birthday at Mrs Kaiser’s nursery school celebrated by pupil Julie Frear
Julie Frear, a pupil at Mrs Clara Kaiser’s nursery, celebrated her birthday at the school yesterday. Her mother Mrs Bill Frear brought cupcakes with candles for the party. Other pupils include Barbara Bennett Joyce Barker Jimmy Capper Ann Dorkins Nancy Gaynor Pam Laury Betsy Rogers Bobby Osburn Lee Tetwiler Laurie Wallace Mike Wiggins and David Danielson. Quick breads may be frozen either before or after baking, though freezing after is preferred.
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Julie Frear
Clara Kaiser
Bill Frear
Barbara Bennett
Joyce Barker
Jimmy Capper
Ann Dorkins
Nancy Gaynor
Pam Laury
Betsy Rogers
Bobby Osburn
Lee Tetwiler
Laurie Wallace
Mike Wiggins
David Danielson
Constipation remedy claims colon therapy and a new laxative
Ad copy touts COLON AID as a breakthrough oral laxative that remoistens a dry colon and adds bulk to stimulate normal bowel urges. It pledges rapid overnight relief, gentle action for pregnant women, and claims superiority to traditional laxatives with no vitamin absorption interference. The text cites clinical tests and prices the 60 tablet package at 98 cents.
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CoLonar
Colonaid
CoLoNnarn
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