Humboldt Plans Centennial Celebration Week
Humboldt marks its 100th anniversary with a September focus on past and future. The town revamps public spaces, builds a new swimming pool, and hosts a paint-up campaign funded largely by volunteers. Monarch Cement expands, boosting capacity and employment in Humboldt, a rail-and-river trading hub founded by German immigrants.
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Monarch
Germany
Neosho River
Baron von Humboldt
Red Building In New York City Plan Attracts Attention
A billionaire proposes demolishing Carnegie Hall to erect a red 44 story office tower costing 24 million dollars in Manhattan. The idea draws public interest amid a broader era of urban ambition and preservation debate as details of the plan surface.
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New York City
New York
Louis J. Glickman
Manhattan
Carnegie Hall
Centipede Bites Man in Oklahoma Boot Incident
TALOGA Okla Carlos Squires hurried to put on a boot and found a large centipede wrapped around his toe It bit him and he required two days of hospital care due to the injury.
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Taloga
Okla
Carlos Squires
Squires
Major changes planned for 1958 soil bank program
Washington announces revisions to the 1958 conservation reserve under the soil bank to boost participation with a greater emphasis on forestry and wildlife practices. Acting Secretary Marvin L. McLain says sign ups may begin in October as farms come under county ASC committees.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Marvin L. McLain
ASC
McLain
Parental Confusion Diverts Cropland to Conservation Payments
Parental confusion prompts diversion of cropland into soil, water, forestry, and wildlife conservation practices. Farmers receive an up to 80 percent cost sharing in the first year and annual per acre payments for each year the land remains under contract. The narrative then shifts to real estate magnate Glickman, outlining his career, methods, and views on urban and suburban development.
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Marshall
McLain
State May Get Million Doses Of Flu Vaccine
TOPEKA Kansas might possibly get one million doses of the new Asian flu vaccine by December enough for about half the population, Dr. Thomas R Hood state health officer said. Hood called a meeting for Sept 5 of a state advisory committee which probably will recommend priorities for inoculations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thomas R. Hood
Tiny tablet ends asthma attacks in minutes
A New York report previews a new antisevere asthma tablet Primatenet that stops attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief. Doctors prescribe it widely and it is claimed available without prescription in easy to take tablets for sufferers.
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New York
N. Y
Whitehall Pharniscal Company
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Eight Day Church Conference Opens in Oberlin
Delegates from five Canadian denominations and 34 U. S. church groups opened an eight day study conference in Oberlin to promote unity among Christian churches. Keynote speaker Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, Protestant Episcopal bishop of Washington, D. C., will open the proceedings with others including Dr W A Visser t Hooft of the Netherlands and Rt. Rev. Hanns Lilje of Hanover Germany. The event is sponsored by the U S Conference for the World Council of Churches the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A and the Canadian Council of Churches.
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U. S
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D. C
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Netherlands
World Council of Churches
Hanns Lilje
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