100 Percent Handicapped Run Successful Businesses
Physically handicapped individuals showcase self supporting independence at a National Conference on Placement. Mary Krasnager of Fram ingham operates a top local real estate office in a wheelchair, Roger Arnett runs a gladioli farm in Columbus Indiana, Iride Valmassy works for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in Detroit, and Ralph Buckley does clerical work in Nashua New Hampshire.
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Washington
Science Service
Mary Krasnager
Framingham
Mass
Roger Arnett
Columbus
Ind
Iride Valmassy
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Detroit
Miss Krasnager
Miss Valmassy
Ralph Buckley
Nashua
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Widowed Queen to Stay at Buckingham Palace Post Easter
Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth will remain at Buckingham Palace as her family moves in after Easter. The decision marks a break from royal tradition where widowed queens moved to separate quarters after a new sovereign's accession.
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London
Britain
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Eisenhower Wins Poll In Staunton
Staunton voters favored Dwight D. Eisenhower with 229 votes in the News Leader poll while Robert Taft received 193. Truman topped the Democratic ballot with 37 votes, Russell 33, Kefauver 16, Stevenson 5, Vinson 6, MacArthur 6, Warren 6, Stassen 3. Republican ballots reached 477 to 93 for Democrats.
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Staunton
News- Leader
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
President Truman
Richard Russell
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Survey Indicates Taft Favored In Illinois Primary
Illinois newspapers and AP surveyed correspondents show Taft leading in the April 8 Republican primary. Downstate totals: Taft 64.7 percent, Eisenhower 18.3, Stassen 18.3, MacArthur 3.2, Bender 1.7. In Cook County, Taft averages 70.3 percent with Eisenhower 12.3, Stassen 9.6, Bender 5.0, MacArthur 2.6. Only Taft Stassen and Bender appear on the ballot locally.
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William J. Conway
Chicago
Taft
Illinois
Ilinois
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Downstate
Tlinois
Harold FE
Stassen
Riley
Bender
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
Cook County
Preference Primary and Delegate Election Note
The text describes a preference primary as a popularity contest. It states that the 50 convention delegates elected are not compelled to follow the primary results.
Farm technology fleets reach vast farming capacity
An estimate shows U S farmers own at least 7 000 mechanical cotton pickers 500 000 mechanical corn pickers 650 000 milking machines and 800 000 combines for cutting and threshing grain indicating rapid mechanization across major crops and dairy operations.
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U. S
Boyce Baptist Church to Dedicate Electronic Organ
An electronic organ will be dedicated at Boyce Baptist Church on Sunday evening April 6 at 730 in memory of Sue Wharton Carr wife of Clay Carr longtime church member. Rev Dargan Lucas leads with Rev James A Figg assisting from Meade Memorial Episcopal White Post. The organ is a gift from Oscar M Carr and Clay B Carr. A musical program is planned by Mrs J Howard Locke and Mrs Edith W Rodgers.
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Boyce Baptist Church
Sue Wharton Carr
Clay Carr
Dargan Lucas
James A. Figg
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Revival services under way at Rest Methodist Church
Revival services are in progress at Rest Methodist Church on U. S. 11 at the State Route 669 intersection. Pastor C. E. Burkert preaches each evening at 7 30 with a feature gospel singing of old church hymns.
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Rest Methodist Church
U. S. 11
State Roue
C. E. Burkert
Pastor's Evening Sermon Topics Highlight Outreach
A church reports the pastor spoke last night on the text Come Unto Me All Ye That Labor. Tonight the message will focus on The Personal Invitation.
St Joseph Aspirin for Children Ad Seen in Adverts
An old advertisement promotes St Joseph Aspirin For Children with orange flavor and no tablet breaking. It claims doctor approval and simple dosing with an adult dose per tablet, urging purchase for emergencies.
US Railroads Carry Fewer Passengers in 1933 Than 1895
A historical note shows U S railroads transported significantly fewer passengers in 1933 compared with 1895, indicating a long term decline in rail travel and shifting transportation patterns in the era.
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U. S
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