Oregon seeks U.S. aid to fight mice infestation
Oregon lawmakers petition Washington for assistance from the Wildlife Service and Agriculture Department to fund a comprehensive rodent control program. They urge federal support to expand efforts across impacted areas and reduce agricultural and public health risks.
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U.S
Washington
Hart L. Neuberger
Rep
al Ull
Ecoraeaal
Erherspery
Tees
Wildlife Service
Weather across nation shifts with rain in Northwest and Northeast
A cool front sweeps south from the Great Lakes as autumn ends. Rain and showers pound the Northwest and Northeast while much of the country remains fair and cool. Winter officially begins at 9 49 pm EST and readings vary from the upper 30s in Jackson Mississippi to 60s in New England.
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Great Basin
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Deroit
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Seattle
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Northern
Lakes
Hoxsey Cancer Clinic Barred by Texas Court
Dallas Texas presiding judge E Long barred Hoxsey Cancer Clinic from operating as such and from collecting medical fees in Texas. He allowed continued clinic lease to Osteopath Harry R Baylor for 2500 dollars monthly and half the clinic’s fees, while banning direct medical practice or clinic operations under the Hoxsey name prior to May 1857. The case follows a long battle with the Texas Board of Medical Examiners accusing Hoxsey of charlatanry.
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Dallas
Tex
Han
Texas
Charle Moxsey
Hoxsey
Texas Board of Medical Examiners
Harry R. Baylor
Taylor
Hearst Newspapers
American Weekly
Eisenhower Christmas plans uncertain amid health and travel limits
President and Mrs. Eisenhower may spend Christmas between the White House and Gettysburg farm. Doctors' guidance and Ike’s recovery from a mild stroke will shape plans, likely avoiding a long trip. Grandchildren and family favorites at Gettysburg or Augusta are noted possibilities.
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Augusta Ga
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Augusta
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Mas
John
David
Barbara Ann
Susan
Mary Jean
Alexandria
Widow Sues for 138000 Over Benson Auto Crash
Marie D Throop, mother of four, files $138000 damage suit in Superior Court seeking damages from the estate of Peter J Hennen and his former employer F E Young in a Benson area auto collision that killed Vernon D Throop when Hennens car crossed the center line seven miles west of Benson on January 10.
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Benson Highway
Marie D. Throop
Peter J. Hennen
F. E. Young
Tia
Tates Oona
Benson
Hennen
Vernon D. Throop
Couple Must Give Up Adopted Son
A Toronto area couple, Mr and Mrs Raymond Mc Neilly of Scarborough, say they must give up Donald Cletus Agar after the Supreme Court of Canada upheld an Ontario Court of Appeal custody ruling in favor of his mother, Helen May Agar of Minneapolis. Donald, born in Toronto and adopted by the McNeillys, has been with them since infancy and suffers from tonsillitis. The couple laments the impending return before Christmas and wonders about court arrangements.
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Toronto
Raymond McNeilly
Scarborough
Donald Cletus
Agar
Supreme Court of Canada
Ontario
Donald
Helen May Agar
Minneapolis
McNeillys
Tus
McNeilly
ALT
Johnny
Shockley proposes Institute of Public Enlightenment for US education
Nobel laureate William Shockley urges a federal Institute of Public Enlightenment to inform the public on education civil service basic research and space costs. The plan would rely on private grants with government support, staffed by an impartial board, to improve public understanding amid postwar science gains.
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Palo Alto
Calif
William Shockley
Shockley
American Physical Society
Stanford University
Institute of Public Enlightenment
United States
Russia
Stomalagain
Shockley Semiconductor Laboratories
Mountain View
Beckman Instruments
Four-State Plan Proposed for Navajo Route Through Four Corners
Arizona Highway Commissioner Frank Christensen urged Arizona to join New Mexico Colorado and Utah to seek federal aid for a 180 mile Navajo Route 1 through the Four Corners. He said Arizona lacks funds to build the section costing about 15 million and that all four states would gain economic and park link benefits.
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Phoenix
Frank Christensen
Flagstar
Arizona
Four Corners
Junnatensen
Highway Commission
Ariona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Christensen
Flagstaff Post Office Christmas Mail Volume Up 25 Percent
Postmaster Henry L. Worischeck announced a 25 percent rise in Christmas mail handling at the Flagstaff post office. He estimated the 1857 volume will be 15 percent higher than 1886, signaling a stronger seasonal demand this year.
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Flagstaff
Henry L. Worischeck
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