Editorials investing in America a forecast of growth and confidence
Two industry leaders outline major expansion plans with General Motors to invest about 1 billion in capital expenditures and American steel makers to raise capacity by 15 million tons over three years. The pieces stress confidence in a bright national economy, with Anderson likely to benefit from GM’s prosperity and expanded auto output.
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Hoover proposes administrative vice president to ease presidency
Former President Hoover told a Senate Government Operations subcommittee that creating an administrative vice president would handle routine non policy tasks and coordinate many agencies. He argued four of seven recent presidents nearly collapsed at critical moments and the plan lightens the presidency without constitutional changes.
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Cohn uses CAB appointment scheme while Neuberger presses GI bill revival
The Washington Merry Go Round notes Roy Cohn engineered Joseph Minetti's Civil Aeronautics Board nomination by enlisting Tom Curran and Len Hall, triggering White House unease. It also reports Sen. Neuberger's plans to restore GI Bill education provisions, citing veterans education impact and postwar manpower gains.
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Cohn
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Fd Corsi
Louis Rothschild
Kansas City
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Tammany Hall
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Dick Neuberger
Oregon
Ike
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Marriage Clinic Objections and Male Ego in Dr. Crane's Notes
Mary H a 29 year old wife reports churches want a marriage talk between a banquet and a big meeting. Husbands object, claiming they know all the angles. Dr Crane argues men fear being shown up while women are open to new ideas. He offers his book Sex Problems in Marriage for further guidance.
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No Abbreviation for Ohio Says Ohio State Prof
A Mahopac Falls NY boy prompted Ohio State University professor Robert Estrich to advise teachers not to abbreviate Ohio as O. The ruling notes there is no single answer yet common use makes it permissible, but cautions against it. The governor forwarded the issue to OSU for expert opinion.
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Wyman Swenson
Mahopac Falls
N.Y
Frank J. Lausche
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Robert M. Estrich
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Bacon and ham shift to convenient cuts and cans
The article notes a decade ago only a third of bacon was sold sliced, now about three fourths. Canned hams, once rare, rose from about 10 percent of ham production in 1948 to nearly 20 percent today, signaling demand for easier-to-use meats.
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Chicago
Dulles Defends Steady U.S. Policy Amid Life Article Furore
Secretary Dulles replies to Life Magazine controversy, stressing a long established U.S. line toward containment and deterrence. He argues American policy has evolved with the Cold War, denying any brinkmanship or wartime intent, and warns that misreading words can fuel fear at home and abroad.
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Truman
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Life
Boy recalls jackknife curiosities and a long lost knife
Folklore fragment presents a boy listing uses for a jackknife and the common tale of losing it. He searches many familiar spots from pockets to drawers, then finds the knife in a trouser leg. An American Saying notes that asking price can secure a good deal.
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Indiana Public Service approves rate rise for Shirley exchange
The Indiana Public Service Commission authorizes General Telephone Co. of Lafayette to raise rates at its Shirley exchange after the Shirley line was converted to dial last year at a cost of 76 879 dollars.
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Indiana Public Service Commission
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Lafayette
Shirley
Welcome to Dachshund Village in Gergweis
A sign reading Welcome to Dachshund Village stands in Gergweis where as many dachshunds as people live. The playful scene highlights a town famed for its canine residents and quirky charm.
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Almanacs and Health Myths From a Canandaigua Boyhood
The author recalls childhood rituals on Chapel Street in Canandaigua collecting almanacs from drug stores and the jokes within. He critiques popular health misinformation from almanacs and the idea that digestion or heart regulation requires unproven remedies. He offers a free Little Lesson 2 DVD on heart and artery troubles to digitalis users who request it.
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Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Simmon’s
Barker's
Digitalis
Personal health letters answered by Dr Brady
Readers may send brief ink letters about health and hygiene to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Enclose a stamped self addressed envelope for a reply as only a few can be answered due to volume.
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William Brady
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Beverly Hills
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Tubeless Tire Replacements Rise Ahead of 1954
An estimated 30 percent of tire replacements this year are tubeless. Before 1954, less than 2 percent of automobile tire replacements were tubeless.
Herald subscription miss notification and remedy
Special service informs subscribers how to obtain a daily copy if not delivered by 9 AM. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a local newsstand to request a free replacement copy. Provide complaint to ensure prompt replacement and no charge.
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