Stop Big Spending and the Rise of a National Leviathan
A stark critique argues that the U S government has moved from restrained constitutional limits to a global, spending driven oligarchy. It claims foreign policy propagandizes spending while Congress is overwhelmed, and urges voters to counter the vast bureaucratic machinery wielding huge annual budgets and political influence.
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William E. Jenner
Indiana
Harry Hopkins
Od Federal
Od Federal Executive Branch
Congress
You
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
State Department
UNRRA
Vandenberg
Senate
McNary
Potomac
Congressional Distri
Debt of duty and the vice presidency in a crisis
Eisenhower faces a constitutional gap on who assumes the presidency if he cannot perform. The article surveys options from the President, Cabinet, Congress, or a medical board, and questions the legality and stability of any chosen path. It notes past presidents’ disabilities and the unresolved path to a formal fix.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Cabinet
Garfield
Wilson
George Padis
Ike
George
NATO
Treasury
George M. Humphreys
Jamestown
Jamestown Pageant Security Clash With Navy Chiefs
In Washington notebook items surface from Douglas Larsen and Kenneth Gilmore. Navy protocol worries rise over Jamestown tercentennial naval review near Hampton Roads with 27 nations set to attend. Critics warn dispersal rules guard against Pearl Harbor risk.
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Britain
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hampton Roads
Virginia Coast
JCS
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Evening TV Listings Highlight Classic Dramatic Programs
Prime time features include Birth of a Superliner on KINGDOM OF THE SEA at 6:00 p m The Great Sebastians starring Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne on PRODUCER S SHOW CASE at 8:00 p m Voice Concert with Cesare Step music guest at 8:30 p m Robert Montgomery presents A Slice of Life at 9:30 p m and Studio One The Years Between at 10:00 p m.
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Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Czechoslovakia
Cesare Step
Metropolitan Opera
Peggy McKay
Studio One
John Kerr
Phyllis Love
WSAZ
Wlwwe
WTVN
WCHS
WBNS
WHTN
Cartoon Club
Gn Tageo Kingdom of Sea
Meetingme
News Public Defender
Five Star
Soldiers of Fortune News-Deegan
Hopalous ‘Cassidy
Chet Long
Ohie
Doug Edwards
Nat King Col
Nat King Cole
Robin Hood
Wire Service
NBC News
Sebastians
the Falcon
Burns
Alien
Burns & Allen
Barrow
Talent Scouts
Worth Living
Montgomery-C
Lawrence Welk
December Bride
T Or
Mark Sabre
Paul Ford
Thea
Broad & High
Overseas travel boom lifts Americans to Europe Far East and Latin America
Americans plan more overseas trips this year with heightened demand in Europe the Far East and Latin America. Travel firms report bookings up after war scare fears fade and gasoline rationing declines. Airlines and ships add capacity as reservations rise across Pacific and Atlantic routes with expected 10 to 25 percent gains.
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New York
Europe
Far East
Latin America
American Express
Ralph T. Reed
Great Britain
France
Pacific Travel Area Association
George Kilion
American President Lines
Randolph Sevier
Matson Navigation Co
Pacific
Atlantic
South America
Words Are Tools for Better Speech and Manners
Dr Crane argues language shapes perception and social standing in Donna D case. He urges parents to tutor children at home using his booklet Home Tutoring to improve English and morals and to avoid coarse speech in business and social life.
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Donna
Jesus
George W
Crane
Donna D
America
Selfmade
Rotary
Public Forum on a Mad Dog and Road Dangers
A reader argues that a seen mad dog may be lost and hungry and urges caution before shooting. The letter links animal danger to fast traffic and drunken driving and hopes the dog finds safety. The note also mentions theft at RADCLIFF-North Wilton School and sheriff investigation.
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the Messenger
West Side
Shep
Jessie A
Radcliff
North Wilton
Harold Steele
Periarteritis nodosa overview by Dr Edwin P Jordan
The article explains periarteritis nodosa as a rare arterial inflammation likely allergic in origin. It notes diagnostic difficulties due to variable symptoms including fever abdomen kidney signs neuritis and muscle inflammation. Preventive measures are nearly nonexistent and treatment is limited though ACTH or cortisone may help some cases.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Wilt announces Dottie Lou Wilt to James Pierce wedding
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilt announce the marriage of their daughter Dottie Lou Wilt to James Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pierce. The single ring ceremony was read by Rev Cayle at the bride's home with cousin Shelba Jean Hill in attendance. Best man Ward Foster. Reception at the bride's home with family guests and cake and ice cream served.
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Albert Hill, Jr
William Hill
Bob Hill
Omar Cramlett
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