Five Major Charges Framing McCarthy Inquiry
Editorial notes five key allegation groups guiding the Senate probe into Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. Categories cover contempt of the Senate, encouraging lawbreaking by federal employees, mishandling confidential documents, abusing fellow senators, and attacking military figures including Gen. Zwicker and Gen. Meese. The piece argues a focused, courtroomlike process may yield clear recommendations on censure.
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Webb portra ys as Olympus host in Webbian style
Clifton Webb parodies his own mythic status and plays host on Olympus while delivering sly humor and sympathy. The column riffs on Drew Pearson and Hollywood circles, with June Allyson and others mocked in a playful, self aware voice.
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Folklore in Indiana Dual Meanings of Chaney and Synthetic Bachelor
William Wade explores how the Indiana term chaney can mean hazardous or risky yet also denote luck in formal use. He notes a colloquial sense as a skeptical remark about prospects and outcomes. The piece also mentions a divorced man being called a synthetic bachelor in local lore.
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Worry Clinic Offers Vacation Heart Relief Advice
Case Ri Records Dr Crane notes high blood pressure 165 90 in a business man named Sivon R. He is advised to shed weight to reduce pressure and avoid strenuous activity on vacation. Suggestions include visiting childhood homes, church attendance for steady rest, and desk chair foot elevation to ease heart workload. Personal letters request stamped SASE for further guidance.
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Western Germany security envy and Nazi exiles in suspicion
A contentious account questions why West German security reshuffles kept two rival agencies in operation and staffed by former Nazis, whileDr. John’s group faced liquidation. It asks who cut the liquidation deal, how many ex Nazis and Communists hold posts, and why U.S. occupation policies ignored these dangers as it pushes for a Senate inquiry. It recalls past U.S. officials pressing for investigations into Allied occupation policies in Germany.
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William Brady M D Personal Health Service column rant
A controversial letter by Dr. William Brady denounces medical profiteering and clinic rackets, claims conflict with the AMA, and urges public warnings about charlatans. Brady recounts his exit from the AMA, personal disputes, and promises to publish health letters via a stamped self addressed envelope from 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Conditions in Nome top truancy cause in Indiana
Indiana State Attendance Officer Fern Norris reported that home conditions are the leading factor in school truancy. From Sept 1, 1953 to June 12, 1954, 99,382 home visits by two attendance officers disclosed 2,064 non attendance cases due to home conditions, excluding illness or other legal causes.
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