Aunt Sarah Reaches Back to Family Home in White House
Aunt Sarah delays her entrance in a blue limo, then after a tense standoff, is drawn in by Ann Marie. Tommy’s teasing opens a path. Aunt Sarah reveals loneliness and longing for Tom, and Ann Marie invites her inside, softening the family rift at last.
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Tony
White House
Ann Marie
Sarah
Jennings
Tommy
Aunt Sarah
Tom
Country Club Place
Main Street
Uhey
Ann
Tommy Parkhurat
Bure
Sarah Parkhurat
Daddy
Ann Fare
Tommy Fung
Miami Beach
James
Parkhurst
New relaxant zoxalolamine shows promise in many illnesses
Medical investigators report a new muscle relaxant in trials, zoxalolamine flexin, offering longer action and fewer side effects. It aided nursing care and therapy for spasticity and rheumatic brain and spinal conditions, with 85 of 100 patients showing excellent to good relief, as noted by Amels and Kron et al in JAMA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Amels
New York
Richard T. Smith
Kenneth M. Kron
William P. Peak
Irvin F. Hermann
Philadelphia
Journal of the American Medical Association
Allies in community mental health urged at Montreal workshop
A leading psychiatrist urged every person to ally with a group devoted to mental health, saying the duty lies with all mankind. Dr. Howard P. Rome of the Mayo Clinic stressed that mental health is not just a psychiatrist’s job but a societal task to create a sane society meeting basic human needs.
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Montreal
Howard P. Rome
Mayo Cible
Designers push delicate look for men in Oriental trend
Spectators scoff at the new feminine fashions for men as designers showcase delicate colors and brocades. They hint at an Italian influence with pink and baby blue footwear while models sport vertical stripes and leaf motifs on shirts. Critics fear the trend too fashion forward for male wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Ne
Cereal grain substitutes to find markets in 1956
Ottawa report outlines potential special crops for 1956 including crest wheatgrass, intermediate wheatgrass, brome grass, Russian wild ryegrass, creeping red clover, alfalfa seed in restricted zones, and possible increases in flax and rapeseed. Sunflowers suit southern frost-free areas while soybeans and dry peas need adequate moisture. Durum wheat and malting barley offer alternatives to traditional bread wheat with varying northern suitability. Contact Experimental Farm for regional guidance.
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Ianyavas, Avourue WU
G._ Ruach
Scott, Sask
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Dimple Formation on Skin Surfaces
A dimple is a slight depression in skin caused by adherence of deeper tissues, commonly appearing on the cheek or chin.
Funny and Otherwise Humorous Rectilla From Backcountry Life
A collection of light anecdotes and quips from rural life and daily scenes. Jokes involve a television installer, a backwoods family, a quick quip about a typist, and a Quaker burglar encounter. The items showcase gentle humor and regional speech with a New York Park fact noted.
Exhibit recalls 1855 trading ceremony at Saskatchewan museum
A Saskatoon exhibit replays a 1855 trading ceremony near Pipestone Valley linking As siniboine and Red River Metis. Chief Abel Watetch cuts the ribbon as Education Minister Lloyd dedicates the display to Indigenous peoples and Metis. Chiefs including Dan Kennedy and others attend in regalia.
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Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
Red River
Pipestone Valley
Moosomin
Abel Watetch
Piapot Reserve
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Saskatchewan i
Province
Ochankugahe
Dan Kennedy
Montmartre
Mr. Kennedy
Albert Bashappie
Sintaluta
Mr. Watetch
Joe Ironquill
Lorlie
Harry Littlecrow
Archie Eagle
Moosewoods Reserve
Dundurn
Frank Desjarlais
Regina
Joe la Roque
Fort Qu’Appelle
Robert David Symons
Fort St. John
B.C
Saskatchewan Conservation
Two new cucumbers developed at Morden Farm Morcrop and Morden Early
Ottawa reports cucumber breeding at Morden Experimental Farm led to Morcrop and Morden Early. Morcrop, from Morden and Mincu Cubit crosses, yields early and well in pickling and slicing. Morden Early, an ultra early Norwegian line, suited for pickling and slicing, tested favorably in Kentville 1955. Both are expected for commercial seed listing in 1957.
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Ottawa
Morden
Morerop
W. Nuttall
Manitoba
Morcrop
Kentville
Morden Farm
Man leaves town as house still burning in Fort Smith
Police received a long distance call from a man who said he forgot to turn off burners and left town. Officers found all stoves burning, a water heater with no thermostat, and a boiling can on a circulating heater in the living room.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Chester Bean
Adolph McClain
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Fucha Freeman Lathro
National Defence
Malame
Girk
Central’ Park
Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Jay
Wildroot Ltd
Fort Ere
Dodd
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