Editorial on holidays and calendar reform for 1955
An unsigned 1950s era editorial argues holidays should be moved to Mondays to create long weekends. It critiques the Gregorian calendar and suggests a World Calendar with 26 weekdays per month, advocating congressional action and public letters to representatives. It also references the Hoover Commission and government efficiency efforts.
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Congress
United States
Aime
Caesar
Gregory XII
Eel- Lucy
Julia H. Day
New York
Worry Clinic Case Records On Hidden Breath Technique
A psychoanalytic feature recounts a swimmer coach Dr. Crane discussing Houdini like breath holds. He explains a method to double a prior record by rapid breathing and deep inhalation, then long breath holds. The piece notes related scrutiny of Dixon-Yates financing and a White House review of Atomic Energy Commission visitors.
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Along Energy Commission
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Baston, Corp
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New Mexico
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Neor
AEC
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Avery
ABC
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Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Ragar Dixon
Paul Shifler
First
Hoston
Mtr
Wennell
Werford
Ifene
Dick Cook
Manger
Alone Energy Commission
SEC
Weirell
Dixon- Wales
Dangary
Chainaan Strauss Hinself
AEG
ARC
Chet Muirfield
Calito Fin Asker Straus
Wawa
Paxygen
Meilot
Folklore and odd breathing tricks from a curious page
A mixed, imperfect OCR fragment presents folklore lines and a demyurical tale with rhymes about pranks and a mother’s warning. It shifts to an instructional section detailing a breathing exercise and its claimed effects, referencing Dr. Crane and patient guidance.
Youth Church Attendance and German Historical Figures Admired
A survey finds girls attend church more often than boys and youths aged 15 to 48 go more regularly than those 19 to 25, with Catholics more faithful than Protestants. Attendance is highest in small towns under 2000. factory and farm worker families show lower church-going rates. Among Germans past, Bismarck leads, Frederick the Great second, Hitler third, with Goethe fourth and Luther tied for fifth.
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Tnst
Bismarck
Frederick the Great
Adolph Hitler
Gnethy
Lindenburg
Marlin Luther
Hitler
Dr William Brady advice column on pregnancy and hospital care
Dr William Brady answers readers about childbirth, hospital rules, and husband attendance at delivery. He promotes home birth as safest, cites legal limits, and offers guidance on emergency precautions and reading his earlier books. Letters from expectant mothers and a call for stamped responses are noted.
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Brantly Tigh
Koay
Arpa & Brothers
Yew Public Library
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Tony
Feeny
Dr. Bray
Adulans
Alraint
Brady
YMCA Swim Schedule Note Confusing
Readable portions show a YMCA event with multiple swim sessions for girls and boys including open swims and advanced programs. The fragment mentions times like 10:00 and 11:00 and references both youth groups and open sessions amid garbled text.
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Nike
Hoys
Am MonBays
Delivery notice for Herald subscribers
A damaged notice directs Sho Herald readers to report missed daily copies by a set time and to collect or receive a replacement free if Sunday delivery fails. It instructs contacting the press location to file a complaint and obtain a free copy.
Four Highest Mountains Are Scaled Fifth To Be Tried
An article reports ambitious Himalayan ascents with Mount Everest and K 2 reaching success, Mount Kanchenjunga and others climbed by British and French teams. It notes Dhaulagiri’s pending ascent and recent efforts near Makalu, Nanda Devi, and Manaslu as climbers pursue higher peaks amid perilous expeditions and indigenous considerations.
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Mani Aly
Kaneherrunga
Makatu
National Geographic Society
Mount Everest
Ihotse
Central Asia
Dhaulagtel
Ganegerous
Dhaulagiri
Kanchenjunga
Wader
Charles Evans
Everest
Edmund Hillary
National Geographic Soviety
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Anapurna
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Makala
Keverest
Swamit
Nepal Riant
Himalaya
Edmund Fillary
Tenzing Norkey
Himalayas
Alfred Gregory
Blackpant
England
Gauri Slimpkar
Nupaldid
Nanda Devi
India
Garhwal
Himalayan Society of India
Sanguetud Timalchuli
Kenya
Hallandu
Chamber Calls for a New Look in Foreign Aid Policy
The Chamber advocates a shift in foreign aid from Europe to Asia with a long range plan. It cites more than 50 billion dollars spent to date and argues aid should precede industrialization through education health and public services.
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Nore
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U. S
Stassen Seeks Asian Aid Shift As Eisenhower Eyes Policy Change
Former governor Harold Stassen resigns as foreign aid chief as President Eisenhower reorganizes aid work. John Kollister takes over the new agency, the Mutual Cooperation Administration, while Stassen becomes special assistant on world development problems and most FOA duties move to the State Department.
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Harald Stassen
America
P Free Asia
Eisenhower
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Nis Sugerssor
Kollister
Chaeinnalt Lasegar
Riead
Taft
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Pridar
Foreign Operations Administration
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State Department
Court Upholds Curb On Unions in Nebraska Railcase
Nebraska court rules that a union shop agreement by Union Pacific in Omaha violates the state constitution. The decision upholds an injunction against the agreement and involves Union Pacific employees and 17 unions as defendants in a dispute over union membership compliance.
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Omata
Clayes
Union Pacitle
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