House of the Week design HW 31 features family room ideals
The feature outlines a livable home by Rudolph A. Matern with HW 31 including a family room next to the living area, enclosed from formal spaces by a fireplace block, and adjacent to the kitchen for easy serving. It highlights abundant closets, built in vanity, twin lavatories, a spacious garage, and slanted kitchen dining room windows to reduce glare.
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David G. Bareuther
Rudolph A. Matern
Templlerital
This Fellow Found Money In Insurance
Hal Boyle reports on Jack Nussbaum, life insurance salesman and head of the National Association of Life Underwriters. From a near starvation start after 1929, he built a career, joined the million dollar round table, and now earns up to 50 000 dollars a year as life insurance sales rise with a growing market.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
Jack Nussbaum
Nussbaum
National Assn. of Life Underwriters
France
Milwaukee
Nehru and Eisenhower to discuss six major issues
President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru prepare for a four day Washington talks likely to reveal gaps on Red China Middle East military alliances Hungary and other topics with both sides hoping for closer relations and mutual understanding.
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John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Augusta
State Department
China
United Nations
U.S
U. S
Korea
Formosa
Middle East
United States
Russia
Request for House of the Week study plan
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80 Years In Corn Old Field Shows Soil Renewal
The University of Illinois Morrow Plots field, in continuous corn since 1876, shows renewed soil with fertilizer. Treated plots yield 113 bushels per acre this year versus 29 on untreated. a fertilizer area yields 128 bushels. Prof Morell B. Russell cautions results vary by soil type.
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University of Illinois
Morrow
Morell B. Russell
Agronomy
Debate Shifts Over Colonialism Critique of U S Policy
The text discusses tensions between democracy and communism and the aim to persuade Nehru. It notes Western criticism of U S colonialism in Asia and how the Egypt crisis cooled that debate after splits with Britain and France.
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Nehru
United States
Asia
Britain
France
Egypt
Kurt von Schuschnigg Becomes U S Citizen On 59th Birthday
Former Austrian chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg, who led Austria before 1938, was naturalized in the United States at age 59. He is a government professor at St Louis University and was part of a 37 new citizens. He endured seven years as a Nazi prisoner.
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St. Louis
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Austria
Friday
United States
St. Louis University
Britain
Suez
Forget Me Nots Flower Girl Forgets Petals at Hall of Fame
In Norman Oklahoma seven year old Donna Kay Bacon practiced for the Oklahoma Hall of Fame ceremonies. On the big day she walked the aisle with a basket of blossoms but forgot to drop a single petal as she marched down the aisle in her new formal.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma City
Donna Kay Bacon
Americans See Britain and World Role Shift in Sixty's Pace
Briton Sir William Haley profiles American views on Britain's place in a changing world. He notes public hunger for global knowledge, Suez tensions, Korea memories, and a longing for U.S. leadership, while Britain faces economic anxieties yet faith endures.
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United States
Britain
America
France
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Suez
Purdue adviser notes unorthodox path to life insurance marke
The speaker, proud of his achievement despite limited schooling, serves as a faculty adviser at Purdue University's Institute of Life Insurance Marketing. He stresses practical entry over formal doors and joining groups.
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Purdue University
Institute of Life Insurance Marketing
Veath's Sports Mart Wins CCHS Equipment Repair Bid
Carbondale company Veath's Sports Mart was awarded the Carbondale Community High School athletic equipment repair contract at the District 165 School Board meeting. Century Sports, Inc. also bid, with amounts of 434 and 602 dollars respectively. The bids were submitted at the November session.
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VEATH
CCHS
Carbondale
Veath’s
Century Sports, Inc
Baer Exhibition Tops Gliders Dance Club Meeting
In Sacramento Max Baer former heavyweight boxing champion staged rhumba dancing as the feature attraction at a Gliders Dance Club gathering.
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Sacramento
Calif
Max Baer
Gliders Dance Club
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Yalu
A.R.P
Cape
South Side Lumber Co
Booth Park Ave
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Church of
Good Housekeeping
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Herrin Lumber CO
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