First aid saves life in Wyoming coal town contest
In Rock Springs Wyoming a boy bleeding from a severed artery is saved by quick first aid after a prank leads to a glass window injury. The incident highlights Rock Springs safety training as miners’ union sponsors an annual first aid rally with prizes for winning teams and individual honors.
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Ork “Springs
Wyo
Wuld
Athis
Rockrings
Suthwestern Wyoming
Recme
Union Pacific Coal Spen Ss
Coal Company
Siamese Twins to Be Separated in Chicago
Siamese twins Royt Brodie and spouse plan to travel from Burnside Illinois to Chicago for separation surgery. Born September 1951 at St. Anthony’s Hospital in Ock Island the twins share a skull and brain coverings. Doctors report separate nervous systems and independent movements, with progress in scalp skin flaps and brain coverings.
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Chicago
Burnside
Royt Brodie
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ock Island
Lodges Aid Kier Family After Polio Tragedy
Iowa story notes Operation Heart event in Lake Lake community aiding Lawrence Kier family who lost their son Janey to polio. Radio station YLC and junior chamber of commerce hosted a 90 minute benefit show raising 1000 dollars in cash and 1258 dollars in pledges, with offers of two houses.
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Lowa
Lake
Lawrence J. Kier
Janey
Adly
Ernans
Tadio
Chamber of Commerce
Operation Heart
G I Bill For Korean Veterans At Carthage College
Carthage college introduces a time payment plan for Korean veterans under the G I bill. Dr. Harold H. Lentz announces veterans receive a monthly allotment to cover books tuition board and room, with tuition and costs funded under the WWII era G I bill and a subsistence allowance.
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Carthage
Carthage College
Harold H. Lentz
Veterans’ Administration
Birth of Avionics in Plane Industry Sparks Local Pride
In Farmingdale New York a manufacturing town envisions avionics as the fusion of electronics and aeronautics. Alexander Kartveli of Republic Aviation describes electronic feelers, an onboard computer, automatic pilot, friend foe signaling, radar gunsight, homing devices and tailored systems for jet planes potentially reaching 1500 mph.
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Farmingdale
N.Y
House of Science
Electronics
Aeronautics
Avionics
Alexander Kartveli
Republic Aviation Corporation
Broiler Chickens Boost Farm Profits Near Georgetown Ohio
In Georgetown Ohio a five year boom in broiler chickens spurred farmers to add egg production for hatchery use. Wayne Bach raises New Hampshire Reds with a 1,000 birds and 100 roosters, achieving 50 to 55 percent egg production. He converted a dairy barn to a laying house with a two floor setup and a chain conveyor feeding system.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Wayne Bach
R. F
Bach
New Hampshire
Pastor's Mercy Tempered Justice in Small Town Theft
JIBERTY Ky A local pastor blends mercy with justice after a theft at the First Christian Church. He directs the thief to contact his study for a five year hose and sprinkler restitution plan along with meals and potential religious guidance.
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Jiberty, Ky
Christian Church
Temee Cathomercy
An¢Ad
Casey
County
Polio Strikes Davenport Boy. Friends Aid Daily Ride
Polio left eight year old Terry McAfee unable to walk but he continues attending classes with help from his eight year old friend Allen Nelson. Allen pulls Terry to school each morning in a wagon over a seven block route and shows no hesitation about the task.
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Terry McAfee
Davenport
Allen Nelson
Allen
Food costs fall short of past highs says industry leaders
At a Grocery Manufacturers Association meeting Austin Stagleheart of General Thods Corp cites National Industrial Conference Board figures on hours needed to earn items like eggs bread milk coffee and steak. George Copper of National Biscuit Co notes food 19 percent of income now vs 23 percent in 1939, with DeGraff saying food's share was half of consumer expenditures in the Eighties and near a quarter today.
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Grocery Manufacturers Association
Austin Algleheart
General Thods Corporation
National Industrial Conference Board
George Coppers
National Biscuit Company
Harold DeGraff
Irrigation project advances in Helmand Valley settlement plan
A joint effort by Afghan government, the United Nations and United States aid seeks to reclaim arid Helmand and Arghandab valleys along the river corridor. American agricultural experts will support farmers in settling newly reclaimed lands as massive earth and concrete dams, canals, and ditches expand irrigation and revive historic farming livelihoods.
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Fulders
Cnetime
Afshanistan
Camalctinn
Helmand
Arghandab
Helmand Valley
Afsyanistan
United Nations
Orerram
United States
Darius
Stexander
Genghis Khan
Timur the Lame
Telegraph Ad Promises Complete Stock on Typing Paper
Typing paper mimeograph and typewriter supplies are in stock. Our ad notes complete stock availability and directs readers to The Telegraph for details.
Cadillac Tangible Value and Prestige Ad
The ad extols Cadillac ownership stressing enduring value across generations. It highlights demand for Cadillacs of any age and ties performance prestige to a sound investment. The seller invites readers to visit anytime.
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Telegraph
G. I. Bill
Boyd's Cigars
Cadillac
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
Illinois Street
Sidney
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