Two Encouraging Signs In Western leadership unity
The piece argues Western unity is restoring under U S leadership after a period of ambiguity in Berlin and NATO. It credits President Eisenhower with resuming firm leadership and notes the Big Four and NATO members moving toward concerted action despite prior gaps from Dulles illness. It cites Macmillan and The London Economist recognizing Washington as the West's rightful leader.
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Berlin
Western Alliance
West
Soviet Union
United States
Big Four
NATO
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Great Britain
United
London Economist
The
Economist
Washington
State Dulles
Pioneers and Alaska Life Warn of Hard Realities
The article counsels would be settlers to study Alaska before moving, noting high living costs scarce jobs and the need for cash reserves. It explains that homesteads require clearing virgin timber and building a house, and warns about the climate and long winter darkness. It urges preparation while affirming the pioneering spirit.
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Alaska
Belts That Save Lives
Health secretary Arthur S. Flemming ordered seat belts installed in his department vehicles after a Cornell University report suggesting up to 5500 lives could be saved annually with universal belt use. The study also indicates major injuries could fall by about one third though belts are not foolproof in all crashes.
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Arthur S. Flemming
Gettysburg Recalled as a Nation's Fractured Moment
Jim Bishop recalls Gettysburg with vivid detail of the 1863 battle and its aftermath. He notes Meade and Lee, the high-water mark, the monuments, and the human cost including Jenny Wade and the 4th New Jersey Volunteers. The piece reflects on legacy and memory amid modern changes.
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Lee
Meade
Dan Sickes
Roundtop
4Th
N. J
Paul Roy
Gettysburg Times
Culp’s Hill
Spangler’s Spring
North Carolina Monument
North Carolina
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases Clara’s Sunday School Case
Clara’s case stirs debate on maternal aid versus responsibility. Should her mother rear a second set of children or let Clara face consequences for her headstrong behavior, sparking strong reactions.
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Clara
Fruit Quiz and a cautionary marriage tale from Dr Crane
Brain Game poses citrus questions from wardens to Eurekas with answers. The main feature is a case from Dr George W Crane about Clara C a divorced mother whose multiple marriages burden her parents and children, urging caution for young people about marriage and finances.
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Clara C
Berlin Crisis as a Product of Historical Error and Cold War Illogic
The piece argues the Berlin crisis stems from a 1944 division error and Soviet misreadings. It traces postwar shifts from alliance to Cold War, detailing the blockade and airlift, and critiques Western and Soviet mindsets separating peaceful coexistence from realpolitik.
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Berlin
West Germany
Russia
Soviet Russia
Germany
Europe
China
United States
Great Britain
U. S
West Berlin
East Berlin
Personal Savings Rise in Recession and Rising Debt
The article notes personal debt totaling about 190 billion dollars and savings rising by 18 billion in 1958, with a broader 87 billion dollar surplus over debt. It explains how savings increase during recessions, driven by varied income levels, and cites lifelike growth in savings and capital funds feeding business investment.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Home Savings and Loan
Life Insurance Assn. of America
Hands Up era of Gen. Cook chronicled in new Oklahoma book
The 1859 to 1882 career of Gen. D J Cook Colorado Militia is recounted in Hands Up a University of Oklahoma publication. It highlights his rule Never hit a prisoner with a pistol and his battle against horse thieves murderers and road agents. The excerpt notes a banking group president in Arizona delivering a pep talk about cheering up amid worsening times.
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Rocky Mountain
D. J. Cook
Colorado
Cook
University of Oklahoma
Arizona
Stars Forecast Cautions And Focus Areas For The Year
Mercury warns careful writing and signed papers. For birthdays, focus on job and finances, aiming for a realistic approach to end 1959. Aliens build castles in the air while June July and December hint at brief financial gains and October at recognition. Single people may wed mid year with travel favored July or August.
Buerger’s disease explained by Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan outlines Buerger’s disease also called Thromboangiitis obliterans, its vascular impact on arms and legs, male and Jewish predominance, and the unknown cause. He recommends smoking cessation, careful foot care, infection avoidance, and Buerger exercises to improve circulation while basic cause remains unresolved. He notes personal QandA limits and adds a separate item on Tom Griffiths, a 15 year old with 80 percent hearing loss earning the Eagle Scout badge.
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Buerger
Nature
Jordan
Denver
Tom Griffiths
Tom
Athens Messenger rates and mailing options notice
The Athens Messenger lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail delivery options, and postal rates for Ohio and West Virginia. The notice cites circulation details, a post office entry, and publisher address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W.va
Athens
Postoffice
Associated Press
Oncom All Reso
He Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Obie
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