Truman Aides Divided on His Campaign Role
President Truman faces a split among Democratic leaders over making a direct political appeal for a Democratic Congress on November 7. National chairman William Boyle urges at least one political speech, while Truman teases a nonpolitical approach and hints at possible policy outlines via a congressional call.
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Truman
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
William M. Boyle Jr
White House
San Francisco
United Nations
Congress
Mr. Truman
Alaska
Hawaii
Senate
McCarran
Defense Fund
Cleveland Home Insulated With Mineral Wool
President Grover Cleveland's Gray Gables at Buzzards Bay Massachusetts received insulation using mineral wool a quarter century after its initial production from smelter slag.
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Grover Cleveland
Gray Gables
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Queen at Timken Handed Out Timken Queen Ceremony
Roma Schoeppner was named queen of the 1950 Timken Vocational High School with senior attendants Donna Hoskinson Mary Carone Joan Sims and Jane Ronaldson. The crown was crafted by Annadell Becker with Arline Tarver writing the ceremony script as football players acted as ushers and faculty directed the program.
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Timken Vocational High School
Roma Schoeppner
Joseph Schoeppner
15Th St
Donna Hoskinson
Mary Carone
Joan Sims
Jane Ronaldson
Arline Tarver
Annadell Becker
Henry Bullough
Ralph Belew
Jacob Sedlock
Philip Giavasis
Richard Milnes
Rockettes
Pauline Shorb
A. Clarke Miller
Bernard Campbell
W. F. McArtor
Missile Chief Rules Out Push Button War
Detroit field report: K T Keller, Chrysler president and newly named director of America s guided missile program, says a real push button war will never occur due to human elements. He supports expediting the guided missile program while retaining his Chrysler post and devoting time to the government assignment.
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Detroit
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corp
America
Keller
U. S
Chrysler
Red Cross Worker From Millersburg Sent to Seoul
Miss Mary Jane Paumier, longtime Red Cross social service executive in Japan, has been assigned to Korea. She now leads a Red Cross unit in the Seoul area and has been with the Eighth Army headquarters since October 8. She is the daughter of Mrs J C Hudson of Millersburg.
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Millersburg
Mary Jane Paumier
Japan
American Red Cross
Korea
Red Cross
Seoul
Eighth Army
J. C. Hudson
More Health Funds Urged by Ohio Commission on Children
The Ohio commission on children and youth urged the General Assembly to increase public health funding to avoid reliance on federal grants. They call for regular school health exams, preschool checkups, stronger nursing services, immunization emphasis, and formation of citizens' health councils to improve community health.
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Columbus
Ohio Commission On Children and Youth
General Assembly
White House
State Department of Health
Big Cut Predicted In Output Of Wool
The Agriculture Department forecast 1951 shorn wool production at 210 to 225 million pounds, down from 254 million this year and far below the 1943 peak of 455 million. A sharp decline amid rising demand could lift prices next year, with potential shift to synthetic fibers if wool prices rise or controls are placed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Do What You Want And Live Longer
A Digest excerpt argues that strict self denial harms health and that enjoying life can aid longevity. Dr. Thurman Rice notes avoiding safe pleasures may backfire and that no medicine replaces a merry heart. November issue promotes 38 concise articles from Reader's Digest.
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Blondur Apluitti
Canton
Market
Timken
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Kroehler
Duran
Ates
Ideal Furniture Co
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