Eisenhower signs bill strengthening reserve setup
President Eisenhower signed legislation giving the Pentagon limited power to build up U S military reserves. The act aims to expand the trained reserve from 700 000 to 2 900 000 by enrolling more youths and enforcing training. It covers volunteer routes for under 18 5 years of service and recalls for noncompliance, with separate terms for draftees and regulars. The bill also allows the president to call up to one million reservists in emergencies without Congress.
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Drowning World Scheme Outlined by Creighton Professor
Dr Victor E Levine of Creighton University warned that melting polar ice caps with hydrogen and fission bombs could flood continents and submerge major cities including New York and Tokyo though Omaha would likely be safe. He spoke to the Sertoma Club on Arctic influence and potential future use for cooling homes.
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Creighton University
Victor E. Levine
New York Academy of Science
Arctic
Antarctic
Dr. Levine
New York
Los Angeles
London
Paris
Tokyo
Sertoma Club
Grayson Baptists Meet Here Monday
The Grayson Baptist Association held its monthly worker's conference with First Baptist Church last Monday. Rev. Newton V. Cole served as moderator in Dr. B. N. Ramsey's absence. Over 250 attendees heard sermons and reports from Denison Collinsville Bells Van Alstyne and Savoy with efforts on growth through knowledge and service.
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First Baptist Church
Newton V. Cole
B. N. Ramsey
Denison
Baptist World Alliance
Europe
Connell Taylor
Alle Owen
Antioch
Harold Johnson
Collinsville
Ernest Potter
Calvary
Clayton Hicks
Bells
J. J. Greery
van Alstyne
Clifford Longino
Savoy
E. F. Cole
Ethel Jacobson Shares Bread Dough Rising Tip
Ethel Jacobson explains a method to rise bread dough in a large plastic bag to prevent sticking and crust formation, outlining steps and expected results for a smooth rise.
Social Security law can unlock missed payments
Dallas area residents may lose benefits by unfamiliarity with 1954 amendments that cut insured work needed for deaths between 1940 and 1950. Affected survivors include widows over 65 or with young children and some dependent parents. Maurice Chastain will visit Sherman on Mondays and Wednesdays to discuss claims.
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Z. E. Avery
Social Security Administration
Avery
Maurice Chastain
Grayson County
Sherman
Davis Bldg
S. Montgomery
Automatic Savings Plan Featured in Paycheck Benefits
A payroll program highlights automatic saving from each paycheck plus investment potential. The feature touts steady growth and profitable outcomes through saved funds.
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