Food Quacks Endanger Health Warns Nutrition Expert
Dr Horace L Sipple tells the American Chemical Society that about 10 000 000 Americans spend 500 million dollars yearly on health foods aids and supplements they do not need He warns that faddists exploit fears promise quick cures and profit from selling products or pamphlets Fat people are a main target.
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Food Faddist
Food Quack
Horace L. Sipple
The
Nutrition Foundation
New York
American Chemical Society
Sipple
Nutrition quacks push fraudulent dieting boom
Dr. Sipple labels dieting schemes as profitable frauds. He attacks all food fads for promising unlimited, dubious cures and accuses them of peddling quackery like street medicine.
Love and Marriage Push Teachers to Resign Nationwide
The National Education Association reports about 40 percent of the 75,000 teachers who left last year did so for marriage relocation or children. In Richmond the GI Bill era is blamed for increased departures while older teachers stayed.
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National Education Association
Dan Cupid
Richmond
W. H. Deihof
C. K. Holsinger
Henrico County
What did mama's little boy learn in school today
A mother asks a taunting question and the boy replies with a sharp rebuke. The exchange highlights the boy resisting a demeaning label and asserting his identity.
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Junior
Linda Theatre Schedule for May 1 to May 7
The Linda Theatre presents a blend of features: "Last of Pony Riders" starring Gene Autry on May 1. "Sea Devils" with Rock Hudson and Ye Vonne De Carlo from May 1 to 3. "Untamed Heiress" with Judy Canova on May 1 Sunday night. "Drums of Tahiti" with Dennis OKeefe and Patricia Medina on May 4 and 5. and "Duffy of San Quentin" featuring Louis Hayward Joanne Dru and Paul Kelly on May 6 and 7.
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Man
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Tahiti
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San Quentin
Louis Hayward
Joanne Dru
Paul Kelly
Printer's Devil origins in printing trade legend
Bernard Brady recounts the violent origin of the term Printer's Devil from Aldus Manutius era mobs who labeled a Negro boy as the Devil. The piece links anti print freedom efforts to intimidation and shows the childish rites of novices today as light, joking pranks.
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Aldus Manutius
Manutius
Sam Rayburn Seeks Re Election In Fourth District
Congressman Sam Rayburn announces reelection bid addressed to Whitewright and Northeast Texas voters in the Fourth Congressional District. He cites a long record in Congress and as Speaker, expresses gratitude to supporters, and pledges to safeguard public welfare amid uncertain world conditions.
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Whitewright
Grayson County
Fourth Congressional District
Congress of the United States
Congress
House
Texas
Capitol
Washington
Sam Rayburn
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