Eisenhower Considers Backing Program Before Congress
President Eisenhower weighing how to appeal to Congress when it reconvenes next month to push his budget and legislative program. Aides say he may address joint session or send a special message or TV radio speech. Congress back from conventions could oppose tax increases and pay hikes already debated. It is unclear which proposals will be emphasized.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Newport
Oon Akene
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
State of the Union
Mes
Frederick County 4 H Delegates at Blacksburg Short Course
Frederick County delegates to the State 4 H Club Short Course in Blacksburg June 27 to July 2 include front row Joe Wightman Donnie Stotler Barbara Woore Sandy Russell Tommy Doland Agnes Shirley and second row Susan Bierer Mary Whitacre Charlotte Leight Charles Seals Kathy Woolf Buddy Adams back row Barbara Boyles Hilda Easter Bonnie Hammock Carol Owings and Marika Whitacre Barbara Woore served on the nominating committee and led responsive reading at Vespers Sandy Russell won a $15 scholarship and a red award in tryouts for the share the fun contest Kathy Woolfe received a $20 county Home Demonstration scholarship for the Career Exploration project and Carol Owings earned a white award in the state canning contest.
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Frederick County
Blacksburg
Joe Wightman
Donnie Stotler
Barbara Woore
Sandy Russell
Tommy Doland
Agnes Shirley
Susan Bierer
Mary Whitacre
Charlotte Leight
Charles Seals
Kathy Woolf
Buddy Adams
Barbara Boyles
Hilda Easter
Bonnie Hammock
Carol Owings
Marika Whitacre
Responsive
Vespers
Kathy Woolfe
Primatene advertised as nonprescription asthma relief pills
An ad from New York promotes Primatene as the asthma formula doctors prescribe most, now sold without prescription in tiny tablets. The ad claims it opens bronchial tubes relieves congestion and reduces asthma spasms with a money back guarantee at 98 cents.
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New York
N. Y
Whitehall Pharmecs Goerm
University psychiatrists join Leesburg epilepsy center plan
Georgetown University Medical School and the National Childrens Rehabilitation Center announced a plan in which four psychiatrists from the school will treat at the Leesburg Center. The team includes Dr. Paul D. Barnes Dr. Michael J. Grana Dr. Luke F. Grande and Dr. Stephen B. Karpman all from Washington area. They will consult with Dr. Edwin S. Kessler and John A. Nardin i. The Leesburg Center aids children with epilepsy and is supported by the Federal Association for Epilepsy.
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Washington
Georgetown University Medical School
National Childrens Rehabilitation Center
Leesburg Center
Richard A. Steinbach
Department of Psychiatry
Charles Kram
Paul D. Barnes
Takoma Park
Michael J. Grana
Pittsburgh
Luke F. Grande
Stephen B. Karpman
Washington, D. C
Edwin S. Kessler
John A. Nardini
Karm
Federal
Association For
Hearing set September 12 on Appalachian Power case
The Power Commission scheduled a September 12 hearing to determine if Appalachian Power Co of Roanoke violated the Federal Power Act by not following reporting and accounting rules. The utility was ordered last October to show cause why it should not be found to have reported deferred taxes by nonprescribed methods, and it has not filed a substantive reply on the merits.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Appalachian Power Co
Roanoke
Commission
Appalachian
Four year old Scott Goodrich observes sunrise in Lincoln
In Lincoln Illinois a four year old boy, Scott Goodrich, tells his mother that God must have worked all night after a period of rain and clouds. The article notes a dugong is a sea cow sometimes mistaken for a mermaid.
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Lincoln, Ill
Scott Goodrich
Ronald L. Goodrich
Old Sol
TB therapy eyed to end US tuberculosis
Dr George Troxel told the Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association that drug therapy could end TB in the United States with careful planning and public cooperation. The Arden House conference discussed treatment, finding cases, and coordinating public and private health efforts.
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Troxel
United States
George Troxel
Northern Virginia Tubeculosis Association
Arden House
New York
Arthritis Unit Welcomes Full Time Therapist
A full time physical therapist, LaVerne R. Prowman, has joined the mobile unit serving Clarke Loudoun Fauquier Counties and Winchester. He will expand treatment beyond the previous two days weekly and sees about sixteen patients, with workload rising as awareness grows. Mr Prowman, living in Warrenton, earned a 1952 B S in physical medicine at St Louis University and previously practiced in York Pennsylvania.
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The
Arthritis Rheumatism Foundation
LaVerne R. Prowman
Clarke
Loudoun
Fauquier
Winchester
MR. Plowman
Warrenton
St. Louis University
St. Mary’s Hospital
Knoxville
Tenn
York
York County Society For
Move to Set Aside Conviction Refused
Circuit Court Judge John D. Hooker refused a motion to set aside the conviction of Tom Willie Clark 56 Martinsville sentenced to three months in jail and fined $200 on each of two counts for illegally selling whisky Clark was the first of 66 Martinsville and Henry County Negroes tried on state liquor law charges.
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Martinsville
John D. Hooker
Tom Willie Clark
Clark
Henry County
Note in marriage license records explains incomplete data
In St Joseph Missouri a note pinned by County Recorder John G Utz states he telephoned that Emma would not marry him. The note justifies incomplete license data and Utz says there will be no refund to the man who lost Emma.
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ST. Joseph
County Recorder
John G. Utz
Emma
Local Chapter Offers Low Cost Treatments and Referrals
Patients are referred by physicians to county medical chairmen Dr. Paul Candler Warrenton Dr. James W. Bigson Middleburg or Dr. Thomas Iden Berryville. Present patients range from age 23 to 84 covering poverty stricken to wealthy. Treatments include hot packs infra red heat massage gait training and rehabilitation.
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Paul Candler
Warrenton
James W. Bigson
Middleburg
Thomas Iden
Berryville
Plowman
Children’s Haven Near Charles Town Could Close
Aid is sought to sustain Children's Haven in Charles Town West Virginia as funds and staff shrink. Founders Rev and Mrs Temple Wheeler pursue operations alone after 17 years, with about 300 graduates and 35 children on roll at times. The board asks supporters to write to the Haven to offer help.
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Charles Town
Temple Wheeler
Haven
First U.S. Navy steam warship Demilogos entered service
The Demilogos, the United States Navy’s first steam warship, was launched in the War of 1812 era. It mounted 44 heavy guns and featured a mechanism to deploy 300 pikes and cutlasses to deter boarding attempts by enemy forces.
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U. S. Navy
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