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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
6
Redlands Daily Facts reports regional events in Redlands California during Friday in 1954. The brief item notes community happenings and local notices of interest to residents.
Editorial notes that McCarthy loyalists and anti McCarthyists remain largely unchanged while he loses ground among moderates. Hearings have not stalled Eisenhower’s agenda but diverted attention from it and hindered public pressure for bills. Overseas hearings hurt American prestige and may blind the public to looming European and Asian crises.
Four years ago Richard Haskell and his wife Fate took a wrong turn while touring Maine and wound up in the tiny, isolated hamlet of North Pownal. They fell in love with the place, bought themselves an ald.
The article notes a colonial homestead established a small country store that now serves visitors who inadvertently stray off course, turning the site into a hub for tourists and locals alike.
The new Superior Feed and Supplies at 101 North Fifth Street holds a Saturday grand opening with candy and balloons for children and 10 000 free chicks. Proprieties Lou and Maxine Ramboz, contractor Merlin Hahn, and architect E T Pletcher are noted. the one story beige and red checkerboard building includes a large loading dock and separate warehouse, with Purina Chow, garden and pest supplies, and stock rooms.
Bill Wilcox and sales and delivery staff invite customers to arrive early for the Free Chick event at Superior Feed and Supplies. Each person may receive 10 chicks and must bring their own containers. Purina district salesman Joe Marlin and other Purina team members will assist with the opening day activities.
Dr Cyril B Courville of Los Angeles County General Hospital called alcohol the most common cause of premature old age. He spoke at the Institute of Scientific Studies for a program in which he outlined health risks linked to drinking.
The speaker based his statement on a year long hospital study and called it a rule of thumb that brain deterioration before age 50 is most likely linked to alcohol. He noted that liver disturbance can lessen brain damage, a reciprocating action not yet fully understood.
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