Welfare board to pay fathers for dependent children
Des Moines report says the Tawa Board of Social Welfare will send welfare checks to the father rather than the mother in aid of dependent children cases. Mrs. Mary Hunke notes many families on welfare due to women not knowing how to manage household budgets.
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9000 Acres Burned in Nova Scotia Fires Reach Mills
Halifax reports one of Nova Scotia's most destructive forest fires has charred 9000 acres of timberland, six camps and a mill destroyed. Firefighters pumped about 100,000 gallons of water hourly to contain the blaze across the heavy woods and away from settlements over the past ten days.
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Balloonist Delayed by Faulty Weld in NBC Today Appearance
Garrett Cashman, the balloonist, failed to take off before a national television audience on NBC Today from the Oklahoma Semi-Centennial Exposition. A faulty welding job on his home made balloon contraption caused the delay. He plans another attempt Friday.
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Improved Arms For Korea Could Include Atomic Warheads
North Korea is reported to have over 800 planes and more tanks and artillery since the ceasefire. Officials say modernization of arms in Korea is under review by Secretary Dulles, Secretary Wilson, and President Eisenhower. Wilson indicated plans to equip two U.S. divisions with weapons able to handle atomic warheads, with a decision expected soon.
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Justice Dept Appeals Nob Missing Daughter Case
The Justice Department appeals a case involving the disappearance of a soldier’s daughter, urging the Supreme Court to intervene quickly. The petition argues executive discretion in foreign relations should not be reviewable and notes the U.S. government seeks prompt resolution to avoid jeopardizing commitments to Japan. Meanwhile, Christina Wernerstrom’s whereabouts and the Washington events related to her case unfold with police involvement and family reactions.
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