Hadacol Advertises Health Vow From Cincinnati Wife
Mrs. Edward H. Newton of 4364 Reading Road Cincinnati touts Hadacol as a remedy for vitamin deficiencies supplying B1 B2 Niacin iron manganese calcium and phosphorous. She claims it improved her husband stomach troubles and her nephew Bobby's appetite and color. The ad promotes a money back guarantee and pricing for trial and family sizes.
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Edward H. Newton
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
LeBlanc Corporation
Hungary May Swap Crown For Vogeler Relic Trade Talks Reported
Hungary proposes exchanging imprisoned American Robert Vogeler for the crown of St Stefan, a revered relic. Negotiations between the United States and Hungary progress as Vogeler faces a possible release within weeks. the crown, taken by Nazis and later found by Allied troops, is said to be in Frankfurt for security reasons.
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Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
St. Stefan
WU. S
Vogeler
Stefan I
Germany
Wiesbaden
Frankfurt
High Commission
United States
Ttcam
Red
Shriners Open 76th annual convention in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 20 more than 125000 Shriners in red fezzes begin their 76th annual convention. Imperial Potentate Harold Lloyd will lead the Imperial council at Memorial Coliseum, with a six hour parade of 13000 Nobles. A $1500000 hospital site for crippled children was dedicated yesterday, the 17th such hospital by the order. Karl Friedrichs of Murat Temple Indianapolis was elected president of the Shrine Recorders association.
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Los Angeles
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Imperial
Harold Lloyd
Imperial Council
Shriners
Memorial Coliseum
Lloyd
Masonic Order
Karl Friedrichs
Murat Temple
Indianapolis
Shrine Recorders
Non-Rigid Wheat Controls Seen for 1951 Crop
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will not impose rigid production controls for the 1951 wheat crop. Secretary Brannan plans a policy urging voluntary reductions in next year's plantings due to drought, insects, and a below average 1950 crop, with an expected harvest around 945 million bushels.
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Charles F. Brannan
Vogeler Convicted In Hungary on Travel Ban Closure
Vogeler 39, an executive and European representative for International Telephone and Telegraph, and his British associate Edgar Sanders were convicted by a Hungarian peoples court and sentenced to 13 years in prison, affecting consulate closures and the travel ban.
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Vogelers
Vogeler
The
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Edgar Sanders
Public School Religion Wins Test in New York
The New York State Supreme Court upheld the released time program allowing pupils to leave class for religious instruction one hour weekly. Justice Anthony Di Giovanna dismissed objections by Brooklyn parents Tessim Zorach and Esta Gluck, stating separation of church and state means freedom of religion, not freedom from it.
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State Supreme
New York
Anthony di Giovanna
Brooklyn
Tessim Zorach
Esta Gluck
U. S. Supreme Court
Zorach
Gluck
State Supreme Court
State Board of Education
McCollum
Champaign
Ill
High Court
Vashti McCollum
di Giovanna
Government eyes wheat stock reduction as 1949 crop underperforms
Officials report the seven year wheat surplus shrank by 209,000,000 bushels from last year, with a 1949 crop reserve of about 450,000,000 bushels. Anticipated outcome is a reduction in government wheat holdings during the coming year.
Snakes Eye Pupils Adapt To Light Changes
The text explains how rattlesnakes and other pit vipers have spherical pupils at night and contract to vertical slits by day to limit bright light. This adaptation helps nocturnal hunters track prey while protecting sensitive eyes.
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