Editorials Investing In America
Two industrial leaders forecast a prosperous expansion era for the United States. General Motors president Harlow H. Curtice announced a 1 billion dollar capital plan, while Benjamin F. Fairless of the American Iron and Steel Institute outlined a 3 billion dollar investment to raise steel capacity by 15 million tons over three years. Both stress confidence in the national economy and demand, noting potential benefits for Anderson's GM installations and local suppliers.
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Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
New York
Benjamin F. Fairless
American Iron & Steel Institute
Curtice
Steel
Anderson
Hoover urges administrative vice president to ease presidency
Former President Hoover told a Senate panel that Congress should create an administrative vice president to take routine duties and coordinate federal agencies. He argued several recent presidents faced collapses during crises, and the plan would lighten the White House burden without constitutional change.
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Senate
Congress
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Wilson
Harding
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Mr. Hoover
White House
United States
Roy Cohn Helped Confirm CAB Appointee Minetti
Senator Joe McCarthy ally Roy Cohn orchestrated the Civil Aeronautics Board appointment of Joseph Minetti with help from Dewey aide Tom Curran and Chairman Len Hall. Minetti, a Democrat, faced opposition from Louis Rothschild and could shift CAB cases toward Cohn's client National Airlines. Neuberger plans to restore GI Bill education provisions, highlighting veterans’ benefits and stats.
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Eisenhower
Joe McCarthy
Roy Cohn
McCarthy Committee
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USA
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph Minetti
Minetti
Cohn
Mgiht
Roy
National Airlines
Tom Curran
Dewey
Curran
Len Hall
Hall
Fred Ahern
Brooklyn
Wall
John Foster Dulles
el Corsi
Louis Rothschild
Kansas City
Commerce
Josh Lee
Palace Guard
Carmine di Sapio
Tammany Hall
New York
Dick Neuberger
Oregon
Dulles Policy Stance Outlined Amid Life Magazine Controversy
Associated Press summarizes Secretary Dulles in a formal reply denying warlike intent and stressing a steady containment policy evolved over years. It notes rearmament as deterrent not war aim, and that domestic politics and fear abroad shape interpretations of foreign policy. Also mentions Indianapolis rate hike for General Telephone Co. and a Dachshund village sign in Gerg.
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Truman
America
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United States
Life
Ohio State Abbreviation Debate Reaches Classroom
A New York boy's letter to Governor Lausche prompts Ohio State University expert to advise against abbreviating Ohio in school work. Professor Estrich notes no single rule, but common usage favors spelling out the state name to avoid abbreviation.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
Wyman Swenson
Mahopac Falls
N.Y
Frank J. Lausche
Buckeye State
Lausche
Robert M. Estrich
Ohio State University
Estrich
Sliced Bacon Dominates U S Meat Sales
Chicago readers learn that sliced bacon now accounts for about three quarters of U S bacon sales, up from one third a decade earlier. Canned hams rise from 10 percent of ham production in 1948 to nearly 20 percent today.
Boy recalls jackknife uses and the quest for a missing knife
A boy recounts many uses for a jackknife from whittling to cutting, then narrates the comical hunt when his knife disappears. He checks pockets, drawers, shelves, and every possible nook, convinced the knife lies somewhere in his clothes or home. An American saying notes that price is the only way to obtain a good thing cheaply.
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Garret
Worry Clinic Reflections From A Marriage Talk
In a 1958 psychology column Dr. Crane analyzes a Mary H lecture plan to address marriage problems in church and civic settings. He notes husbands resistant to new ideas fear exposure while wives appear more open minded seeking modern sexual and relational insights.
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Mary H
Women's Club
College For
Mary
Crane
Dr. Crane
Personal Health Advice Reflections in Almanac Era Writings
A pastiche of personal health musings and social commentary recounts almanac era beliefs about breathing, circulation, and digestion. The piece notes urban myths, gendered attitudes, and the lure of educational pamphlets and self-help books while quoting Dr. Brady and Dr. Crane on reader letters and advice services.
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William ‘Brady
E! Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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