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The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 8

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The Daily Notesi
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Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY NOTES. CANONSBURG, PA. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1949 54 DIE, 27 RESCUED IN PUERTO RICAN PLANE CRASH Work On POOR POSTURE MAY BE CAUSE OF BACKACHES Furniture New Way Farmers (saves You ATLANTIC CITY, N. June 10 (UP) That pain jn your back may be a "mechanical backache," caused by faulty posture, fatness, or a difference in the. length of the Planned 3 Hfi nnnnnn Grass Root Element to Get Fresh Attention From Washington Office Holders And Bureau Workers Chrome-shaded lamp lights up entire range surface.

WASHINGTON, June 10. (U.R) The Administration was set today to start work on a "grass roots" campaign for the 1950 farm vote. Secretary of Agriculture Charles legs, a Cleveland doctor reports. The physician, George S. Phalen, of the Cleveland clinic, said in a report to the American Medical Association, that "good body balance is necessary to maintain the erect position." "With good posture, head is high, chin up and in, chest up, shoulders relaxed and back, abdomen flat, lower back flattened, knees straight and feel parallel," he said.

"Little actual muscle energy is required to maintain the erect position with good posture because the body is so correctly balanced. "It is obvious, however, how quickly normal body balance is upset by a sagging abdomen, a flat-tended chest, humped shoulders and a swayed back. With poor posture, unnatural stresses and strains are thrown upon the muscles and ligaments which support the vertebral column. These stresses and strains become most pronounced at the lumbo-sacral joint." "Mechanical backache," he said, can be remedied by "certain sim 7 heat speeds in every unit (many ranges have only Can be towered to keep pans simmering without food Easy to clean, tool Super-fast and economical F. Brannan har been assigned the job of selling farmcis on the Ad ministration's proposed new price support program.

This he will set 6-quart Deep Well cooker saves heat and helps keep kitchen cool. Actually a "surface oven." out to do at a 16-state midwest Democratic party rally at Des Moines on Sunday and Monday. The conference, called by mid Thermostat controlled oversize oven has extra-thick insulation for heat economy. Will cook the-biggest turkey! Generous utility draw west party leaders to consider the farm situation, comes at a time flush to front and sides when it appears that this session of of range. Congress won't give Brannan much in the way of a permanent Military police question survivor Antonio Santos, 14.

WORST CRASH in history of commercial aviation has taken the lives of 54 persons near San Juan, Puerto Rico. Only crew member killed was Capt. Alfred O. Cockrill of Pittsfield, an official of Strato-Freight, which operated the C-46. Both the Civil Aeronautics administration and Puerto Rican officials have started Investigations into the crash.

The stewardess clung to a rock and held a passenger afloat for five hours before rescuers found and saved both of them. The passengers, 18 of them children, were Puerto Ricans bound for the U. S. Largest previous death toll in commercial aviation was 53 killed in a Maryland crash and in a Colombian crash, both of them occurring in 1947. (International Soundphotos) ple remedies," including the sleep anu-aepression larm program.

This means that Congressional consideration of most oi the pro ing on a firm bed, heat applica Exclusive baseboard recess allows range really to fit flush against wall. tions, gentle massage, a series of gram will be held over until 1950, an election year. exercises, vitamin supplements where indicated, a reduction in the Top Administration and party dies. Capt. Alfred O.

Cockrill diet and mild sedatives. brass are scheduled to appear at Women, he said, because of the the Des Moines conference. There prevalence of obesity in them are SALLY'S SALLIES Kiss for New Ensign will be a sprinkling" of cabinet officers and midwest Democratic more apt to have a "mechanical Rpiitrrrd U. S. Patent Office.

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A resolution endorsing the plan is expected to be put before the conference. Voting on resolutions will be limited to the G4 official delegates four party leaders from each of the 16 states. Jack Redding, publicity director for the Democratic National Committee, predicts that the delegates will go on record in favor of Bran-non's approach to the farm program. Not just because it's party policy, Redding said, but because it represents "grass roots" thinking on the farm program. Redding estimates that 6,000 to Located 2 Miles Easi of Sonaldscn's Gross Roads on Route 19 Phone McMurray 213 VAN EMAN BROS.

HARDWARE 53 W. Pike St. Phone 9 i- 1 1 tr i i i 8,000 persons, mostly midwest farmers, will show up at the conference. As party spokesmen see it, the primary value of the meeting will be to give Brannan a chance to talk directly to farmers and answer their questions and criticisms. The assumption is that "when they fully understand the plan, they'll go for it." "At least the Democratic party has a pUn," Redding says.

"No HOLDING his newly-won commission as Navy Ensign, Frank C. Sain, Chicago, 111., rates a kiss from Miss Betty Schumacher of Annapolis, following graduation exercises at the U.S. Naval Academy. The school's 790 graduates were addressed by Francis P. Matthews, Navy Secretary.

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one else has a plan. All they're doing is sitting around and saying that our plan won't work." Brannan's program calls for continued high supports for farm income, but without the government propping consumer prices of perishable products like meat, potatoes and eggs. If prices of these products drop, the plan calls for the government to pay subsidies to farmers to make up any gap between the support price and the actual market price. Congress has been concerned over the possible cost of such a plan and the strict government controls over farm production that might be required. But there are signs it may decide to authorize Brannan to give the program a "trial run" on hogs.

It isn't clear whether the low-makers will peg farm supports high, as Brannan wants them, or let them drop under the new Aiken Law scheduled to go into effect next year. National leaders of the American Farm Bureau Federation, largest of the farm organizations, have assailed the Brannan plan as an "economic mirage" fashioned for political reasons. The Farm Bureau favors the Aiken Law. But the Democratic National Committee contends that the of. ficial leaders of the Farm Bureau don't necessarily speak for the rank and file membership.

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