National Family Week Observance and Family Struggles
The article marks National Family Week and salutes parents for guiding children, while noting family tensions. It highlights rising divorce rates, mothers balancing work and home, earlier maturity, and pressures on education and marriage. The Madison County Family Service advocates honoring families and supporting them to restore their role as providers and trainers for children.
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Indiana
Family Service of
Madison County
Splendid County
Night They Burned the Books in May 1983 Flame Torch on Unter der Linden
Report recounts a May 10 1983 incident when Nazi students in Berlin burned over 20000 books gathered at a square opposite the university. Goebbels praised the flames while William Shirer notes it marked a new era as enemies of the regime were silenced and the Reich Chamber of Culture centralized control.
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University of Berlin
Nazi Germany
Unter der Linden
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
William Shirer
Thomas and
Heinrich Mann
Lion Feuchtwanger
Jakob Wassermann
Armold
Stefan Zweig
Eric Maria Remarque
Walter Rathenau
Albert Hinstein
Alfred Kerr
Hugo Preuss
Jack London
Upton Sinelsir
Helen Keller
Margaret Sanger
H. G. Wells
Havelock Bilis
Arthur Schnitzler
Freud
Gide
Zola
Proust
Unter de Linden
Shirer
Goebbels
Reich Chamber of Culture
Sumner Welles
United States
Charlie Chaplin
McDonald Heads Steel Pact Talks as Reopen Near
Pittsburgh report says United Steelworkers chief McDonald will convene the joint union management meeting next week to discuss a potential 90 day strike or contract reopening with employers. The Wage Policy Committee notes no decision yet on reopening. Arizona is cited as 1 age in the report.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
United
Steelworkers
David J
McDonald
W. W. Abel
Howard R. Hague
USW
United States
Canada
Arizona
Successful investing from a period piece dialogue on utilities
A reader questions which utility stock could mirror Long Island Lighting's past gains and whether diversification is wiser than concentration. An adviser discusses tax basis, stock gifting, and the need for spreading funds across moderate growth utilities while noting historical splits. The piece then shifts to Cold War era reporting: Khrushchev distance from a test ban agreement and conflicting claims over onsite inspections.
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Nevada
Orange & Rockland
Long Island Lighting
Ties
Montana Fower
C. LJ
Long Island
General Lighting
Features Corp
Khrushchev
Lyvo
U. S
Kennedy
Rusk
U.S
Washington by Roscoe Drummond on Soviet intransigence in test ban talks
The piece surveys U S Soviet tensions over a test ban, noting Moscow’s repeated back pedaling and insistence on on site inspections. It contrasts open Western scientific methods with Soviet secrecy and argues negotiations are stalled as the Soviets seek broader security.
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Washington
Chev
U.S
Moscow
Umier Khrushchev
Mir
Khrushchev
Kremlin
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Essary
John Sloan Smith
Emmett J. Flavin
Unson
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Vieg Plespucnlul Ute
Dillin
Tas
New York Herald
Tribune One
Death Wish and Jealousy in a Mother's Mind Case
A psychologist notes Clara's jealousy of her baby girl who she felt stole attention and feared her own evil thoughts. The account presents the dangers of unresolved maternal jealousy and urges understanding of distressing thoughts common to many mothers, offering guidance on safety and relationships.
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Clara
Tao
Clara B
Giri
Ture
Indiana
York
Barbara l
Rex
Harrison
Adust
Mays
Ford
Crea
George Graddeck
Price Fixing No Contest Pleas Entered
Five major long distance movers decided not to contest federal price fixing indictments. US District Judge S Hugh Dillin called off the trial of North American Van Lines and United Van Lines after being told they would plead no contest on Friday. Indicted in Washington on June 30, 1961 were Aero Mayflower Transit Co and Allied Van Lines of Broadview, along with the others.
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Indianapolis
S. Hugh Dillin
North American van Lines
Fort Wayne
United van Lines
St. Louis
Washington, D.C
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Allied van Lines
Broadview
Real
Controversy Over Indiana Law and Hospital Practices
A memo details debate over whether a husband should remain at the delivery bed and cites a supposed Indiana law restricting his presence. It covers hospital policies, the role of physicians and nurses, and calls for a new recreation and dining hall funded at 100000 dollars. The piece references road contracts, infant care debates, and memorial day plans in Anderson with community turnout and veterans’ involvement.
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New Castle
Georgemain
Goodwin
Welsh
Cyclopedia of Health
Clark State Forest
United States
Dominion of Canada
M.c.l
Indiana Boys School
State Forest
Pilal
Toom
Personal Advice Costs and Psychology Charms
A fragmented note mentions writing to Dr Crane and Mello for personal advice or psychological checks. It notes an 20 cent stamp to cover typing or printing costs when seeking guidance. The readable lines reference stamped envelopes and addressed mail to obtain consultation.
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Crane
Mello
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