Yarborough enters 1958 Texas Senate race as top contest
The piece notes U S Senator Ralph Yarborough announces reelection bid facing former Senator William Blakely as a leading race in the 1958 Texas campaign. It also covers state officials seeking reelection, Merit System Council actions on the Texas Employment Commission dismissal, and costs looming in auto insurance and welfare budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
U. S
Ralph W. Yarborough
William Blakely
Supreme Court
Merit System Council
Texas Employment Commission
Lee G. Williams
Williams
R. F. Newman
Chmn
Perry Brown
Maurice Acers
Brown
Newman
Commission
Doctor Says Wives Wreck Mates And Society
London psychiatrist Dr. Desmond Curran told a medical congress that a nagging wife can wear a man down faster than bad conditions. He blamed problem mothers in law and noted fashion trends in illnesses that people adopt. He cited a New York study where 75 percent of annual illness absence came from one quarter of workers, advising against employing anyone with a poor sickness record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. George Hospital
Desmond Curran
New York
Curran
Machines Read Mail Will Let Executives Golf
London electronics expert Dr. A. D. Booth said future office machines will read morning mail and dictate replies. If a high level decision is needed the machine will highlight the essential letter and allow the executive to leave for golf for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. D. Booth
London University
Hanley Gives Wittenberg $1 Million Gift
Springfield Ohio report says Stanley M. Hanley, once borrowed $200 in 1923 to graduate from Wittenberg, returned as president of a Columbus electronics firm to donate an unrestricted gift of one million dollars to the college.
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Springfield
Ohio
Stanley M. Hanley
Wittenberg College
Columbus, O
Hanley
Wittenberg
It Costs Uncle Sam To Give Food Away
The United States spends about 4 million dollars daily to give away or sell surplus food abroad with projections of at least ten more years of this program. Since 1954 total spending reached four billion, boosting living standards in 35 nations while facing export impacts for allies and potential foreign debt in local currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Congress
Canada
Australia
Russia
Brazil
Moscow
America
Ceylon
Care, Inc
Veterans Dental Care GI Benefits and War Orphans Rules
Q and A discuss VA dental care eligibility when dental issues aggravate service connected disabilities. Details cover GI Bill training allowances, VA insured GI business loans interest rates, and War Orphans education benefits for a veteran's son, including thresholds and age limits. The piece closes with a Grieg quote about friendship across ages.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Will Wilson
Wilson
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
State Insurance Dept
Dallas
Houston’s
Legislative Budget Board
Tribune
Bismarck, N. D
Pepperell
T. W. Ayres & Son
Stetson
McCall’s
Angus Bull
W. D. Malone
Whitewright
Main Street
Paul Stephens
Spruce Street
Penn Apartments
Emmett Penn
W. B. Hughes
Nina
Whitewright Motor Company
Ford
Tom Mac Holmes
Trenton
Hollywood
Dixon
Whitewright, Texas
Johnson Jewelry & Appliances
Stephens & Bryant
Hannah’s
H. H. Taylor
Guy Hamilton
LEM Titteworth
Bonham
Champlin
Dawson Butane
Johnson
Zenith
Space Command
Alton McDowell
Highway 160
D. D. Brooks and
W. T. Reagan
W. L. Smith
Bells and
Savoy
Howe
Bells
J. A
Hot
Alexander
the Man Who Knows
W. Houston
PhD
Sherman, Texas
J. A. Alexander Ryan Marshall
Nick Owen
Linda Theatre
Tenue
Glenn Ford
Jack Lemmon
Tokyo
Robert Wagner
Joan Collins
Edmond O'Brien
Japan
Peggy Castle
Marsha Hunt
Don Haggerty
Clark Gable
Burt Lancaster
Boy
Richard Eyer
Harold J. Stone
Rory Calhoun
Anne Francis
Action
Kwai
Register Mail
Galesburg
South Dakota
North Dakota
States
Edward Grieg
Ernest W
Ernie) Franklin
Whitewright Lumber Co
Butch) Kaiser
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