Goodwill Mission To Canada Mends U S Canadian Ties
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles visit Canada as the United States seeks firmer ties amid shared recession experiences. Canadian policy shifts such as income tax cuts and subsidies have left deficits, with wheat export disputes likely to surface in talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. The visit signals improving relations between the United States and its northern neighbor.
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United States
Canada
Eisenhower
State Dulles
U. S
John Diefenbaker
Alaska
Market survey questions diet by day and meal
A nationwide study gathers data from 4 000 households over two week periods to learn which days foods like meat and lemonade are most often consumed. The project includes a sociology team and aims to guide growers processors and designers.
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Market Research Corporation of America
Hime
Food habits reveal surprising American patterns
Preliminary release shows 70 percent of home meals eaten in the kitchen and 25 percent of food buying by the male head of household. Findings highlight regional preferences for lemonade and cake mix use, and indicate the average family tries 45 different dishes in a two week span before duplication.
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New York
Des Moines
Dallas
Editorial Digest From Forty Newspapers
A digest of notable editorials selected from forty papers arrives daily. Analysts highlight opinions on national policy, economic matters, and foreign affairs with concise commentary. The column reflects diverse editorial voices and ongoing public discourse.
Voag instructor among 22 named to 10 year service group
From The Star files J L Givens reports James Wood High School voag instructor among 22 Virginia Instructors of Vocational Agriculture honored at the 36th annual conference at VPI. June building permits in Winchester and Frederick County totaled 94710 dollars. Visitors include Miss Dorothy Pope of Fort Worth Texas staying with Mr and Mrs Winton Pope on East Monmouth Street. It is 25 Years Ago 1933 Wheat tops a dollar a bushel in local market.
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J. L. Givens
James Wood High School
Voag
Virginia
VPI
Winchester
Frederick County
Winton Pope
East Monmouth Street
Dorothy Pope
Fort Worth
Texas
Landon Boyer
States
Canada
North Braddock Street
Boyer
Helen Renner
Earl Clark
Russell Holland
Wilbur Cather
Washington
Potomac Edison Plant Near Riverton Progressing Rapidly
Ten year old 1948 report notes construction of Potomac Edison’s new six million dollar Riverton power plant expected for completion in December 1949. Mrs Jennings Marston of Opequon travels to California to join Technical Sgt Marston at Port Ord. Mr and Mrs C A Patterson with Alan and Wayne return from Hot Springs.
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Potomac Edison
Riverton
Jennings Marston
Opequon
California
Sgt. Marston
Port Ord
San Francisco
C. A. Patterson and
Alan and
Wayne
Hot Springs
Party honors Mary Bird Larrick and Helen Blake
Miss Lucille Faulkner hosted a 1908 gathering for Mary Bird Larrick of Middletown Virginia and Helen Blake of Baltimore. Miss Martha Shanholtz wed Trevalis Clarke in a ceremony led by Rev. R. G. Hamond at the United Brethren Church. WW Misher of Gray and Sheetz's store injured on vacation.
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Lucille Faulkner
Mary Bird Larrick
Middletown
Helen Blake
Baltimore
Martha V. Shanholtz
Jesse Shanholtz
Trevalis Clarke
R. G. Hamond
United Brethren Church
Lee Misher
Gray and Sheetz’s
Bora Bora Hula Champion Sees Tahiti Life Bright
Ramine 18, champion Tahiti hula dancer, describes Bora Bora as green and quiet with 1,600 residents and a cheap, carefree lifestyle. She notes palm houses, fruit and fish, pineapple beer, and dancing pervading daily life. She has mixed views on permanent relocation.
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New York
Ramine
Tahiti
South Pacific
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
Belmont Race Track
Ricky Nelson the Nation’s Highest Paid 18 Year Old
Hollywood AP reports Ricky Nelson, 18, likely the nation’s highest paid youth. He stars on Ozzie and Harriet, draws 26,000 at Minnesota State Fair, and debuts in Rio Bravo as a young gunslinger. He speaks about wealth, touring, and personal life in a Q and A.
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Ricky Nelson
Hollywood
Ricky
Nelson Clan
David
the Lad
Minnesota State Fair
Jaywalker term used by safety authorities
Safety officials likened the careless pedestrian to a jaybird in allusion noting the bird’s diagonal path as a metaphor for jaywalking and diagonal street crossing.
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
A reader quiz offers daily scoring from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to 4 as Good with 1 to 2 page ref answers. The questions touch geography chemistry history and fauna and invite turning to page 2 for solutions.
Canada Puts Blame on Others For Growing Pains
New York AP reports Canada speeches by Eisenhower and Diefenbaker on growing pains of rapid expansion. They examine American capital involvement, cross border trade barriers, and fears of Canadian resource exploitation. U S investments total around eight billion dollars, aiding Canada’s trade balance but provoking national resentment.
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New York
Canada
Eisenhower
Diefenbaker
United States
U. S
Diefenicker
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas
Earl L Douglas writes that losing relish for life signals moral and spiritual sickness. He warns such a mindset creates despair and urges quick, decisive action to enjoy life as a divine gift. He cites scripture urging believers to enjoy all things richly.
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Earl L. Douglas
The Worry Clinic Fathers Help Kids Learn Sports
Dr. George W. Crane urges fathers to coach their children in youth sports at home and value skill over ego. He shares anecdotes of coaching, emphasizes patient guidance, and recommends fathers and widows provide early practice, praise, and study together, ending with a request to send for his parent tests.
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Mark T
Indiana
Mark
Rev
Mickey Mantle
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Doctor's Emergency Summer First Aid Tips
Dr Herman N Bundesen offers practical guidance for minor summer injuries. Cover cuts with sterile gauze and pressure, then iodine or Mercurochrome, wash wounds, consider stitches for deep cuts, and remove iodine with alcohol. Treat bruises with ice, clean abrasions, elevate sprains, and check for possible fractures. Use baking soda packs for insect stings and bites, remove bee stingers, wash animal bites, and seek medical advice for rabies risk.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
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