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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1956

Page

2

United Nations admits 16 new members amid veto brinkmanship

The UN admitted 16 new members after a tense struggle over Outer Mongolia and other satellites. The United States and Russia faced pressure as they blamed each other for stalling the deal. Russia proposed a bargain to veto Japan and the rest, allowing a total of 16 nations to join.

United Nations U.N United States Russia Spain Francisco Franco U. S Outer Mongolia China U. N

Soil bank plan eyed for upcoming Congress session

A soil bank farm relief plan appears likely next session with costs and administration open to debate across party lines. Secretary Benson noted the National Agricultural Advisory Commission gave general approval to a five to ten year program offering up to 400 million dollars in year one to pay farmers for keeping land out of production and for grass and tree plantings. Some Democrats and farmers favor a larger program, with Hubert Humphrey proposing 500 million to 1 billion dollars yearly, a plan rejected earlier as too costly.

Ezra T. Benson National Agricultural Advisory Commission Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Congress D. Morse Humphrey Henry A. Wallace A.A New Deal Secretary of Agriculture Soil Conservation A.A.A Hoosac Mills U.S. Supreme Court Benson

Guess the Nations and Names Quiz

This quiz asks for factual answers about government types and officials. It includes questions on Afghanistan’s government form, a European country with a one year presidential term, the current king of Norway, the Royal Mounted Police headquarters, and the Carnegie Institute of Technology location. It also features two biographical prompts: a Canadian statesman born in 1876 with a long career and a U.S. ambassador born in 1890 with a career in diplomacy and multiple postings.

Afghanistan Norway Canada Royal Mounted Police Carnegie Institute of Technology Anderson Ontario Interior Conservative Party United States Metropolis Ill Stanford University Universite Libre de Bruxelles Brussels Goucher College

Feast and treaty dates from early world history

Readers note a Santa Rosa de Lima feast linking to South Africa and the Philippines. A 1781 fleet arrival in Chesapeake Bay supported American independence. In 1951 the United States and the Philippines signed a mutual defense treaty. A Mrs. Sigourney quote reflects on happiness and selflessness.

Santa Rosa de Lima South Fansrica Philippines Chesapeake Bay United States

Banner Year Ahead Promises Joys and Strong Business Growth

Indications point to a productive year with domestic happiness and steady business progress. A born child today will likely grow into an active, clever, and industrious individual shaping future stories.

Soil bank plan outlined after Eisenhower talks with Benson

The six point program proposed by Benson after a meeting with President Eisenhower includes expanded soil conservation and incentive payments to divert crop land into grass trees and forage. Benson warns the soil bank is not a cure all and emphasizes multiple farmer resources beyond land.

Benson Eisenhower U.S.C.A Agricultural Conservation Program Service Soil Conservation A.C.P.S Soil Conserva

Birthday wishes for Ray mond Massey Fred MacMur ray

A birthday notice honors Ray mond Massey Fred MacMur ray actress Joan Blondel and correspondent and author John Gunther. The item lists birthdays for several named individuals.

Raymond Massey Fred MacMurray Joan Blondel John Gunther

Cold vaccine aims to cut U S cold toll in years ahead

Public Health Service reports a new vaccine showing promise against one specific cold type that causes conjunctivitis and fever. It does not prevent the common cold or eight other respiratory illnesses, and no public availability date is set. Doctors caution against myths about cures and emphasize aspirin for fever and pain.

U.S Public Health Service

Benediction Definition and Catholic Rite

A benediction is a blessing in public worship with a minister's short blessing at closure. In Roman Catholic practice it is the rite of solemn blessing and dedicating to God, often signaling blessedness. Origin traces to Latin benedicte.

Free Heart of the Home classes in Ann Arbor

Heart association and Washtenaw Extension Service offer four class series on housework simplification for homemakers with heart disease and related conditions. Sessions run January 11 13 18 20 from 930 to 1130 AM in the Michigan Consolidated Gas Auditorium on E Huron Street Ann Arbor.

Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Michigan Heart Association Washtenaw County Cooperative Extension Service L. Paul Ralph The Heart Association Ralph Michigan Consolidated Gas Company E. Huron St

Nobody's Trouble and a Bachelor’s Pursuit Sayings

A witty quip about being a nobody causing trouble and a bachelor cherishing life liberty and the pursuit of happiness attributed to Herb Shriner and Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Herb Shriner Tennessee Ernie Ford

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