Thoughtful plea on conserving natural resources and future needs
A essay advocates stronger strip mine regulations to protect land for posterity and prevent waste of natural resources. It contrasts present extraction with long term benefits, cites Kiplinger’s optimistic data, and includes HAL BOYLE’s Madrid notebook on bullfighting and risk in Spain’s industry. It rails against greed and urges responsibility.
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America
Ohio
Jonsbeene Uttemill
el Toro
Hal Boyle
Madrid
Tour
Spain
Jack Dempsey
Benny Leonard
Mickey Walker
Ike Manolete
le Manolete
Manolete
Eisenhower’s restraint and Asia policy praised in 1952 view
The piece argues Ike, a military man, would temper militant budgets and pursue peace. It notes strong allied ties in Asia with Nationalist China, the Philippines, and Pakistan, praising Pakistan as a steadfast friend. The author urges deeper understanding of why Pakistan aligns with the United States amid regional doubts.
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Eisenhower
White House
America
Asia
China
Philippines
Pakistan
Nehru
Transportation report could curb ICC powers and boost competition
A presidential advisory committee urges easing transportation controls to spur rail, air, truck, and water competition. Critics warn curbs would erode the ICC and favor entrenched money power, risking independent carriers and higher costs. The report awaits presidential backing and congressional action.
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Washington
Yaita
Edward Corsi
State Department
White House
Neil J. Curry
American ‘Trucking, Assa
Congress
Eisenhower
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Civil Aeronautics Board
Committee For Changes
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr George Crane
Dr George W Crane discusses marital strain in a case where Alice W 9 a wife of 12 years and mother of three suspects her husband’s affair with a factory girl. The piece blends clinical advice with personal anecdotes and notes weight and courtship issues, urging wives to arouse romance to win back husbands.
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George W. Crane
Alice W
Tam
Alice
Jim
Mary
Nosebleeds in adolescence may signal various causes
Dr. Jordan notes nosebleeds can stem from hormonal changes in youth and may recur with age. High blood pressure is a possible cause but not certain. Other factors include blood diseases, clotting issues, and nasal vessel problems. Treatments focus on pressure, neck cooling, and nasal packing. occasional cauterization may be needed.
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Edwin P Jordan
Mrs. J
Guias
Fire Rips Yokosuka Block Killing Two Dancers In Navy Port
A million dollar blaze tore through a dance hall and amusement center in Yokosuka Japan sweeping through a city block. Police report two dancers burned to death as more than 200 U S sailors and Navy equipment battled the flames. Yokosuka hosts the U S Fleet headquarters in Japan.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U. S
Death of a Legend by Will Henry
A dramatic recounting of Civil War era guerrillas led by Jesse James and the pursuit through Missouri. The piece emphasizes vengeance after amnesty grants, the hunter’s perilous tail of hideouts along the Big Blue and Little Blue rivers, and a tense moment as a pursuer nears an elusive target.
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Will Henry
Jesse James Returns to Cole Younger in Lexington Hideout
In a tense reunion, Jesse James greets Cole Younger before facing Major Rogers of the Union provost marshal. The pair discuss amnesty and escape plans as federal pressure tightens around their outlaw circle. The scene unfolds at the frame shack near McClellan’s harness works on Lexington’s Main Street.
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Jesse James
Cole Younger
Sterer
Dina
Cole
Alabama
Jim Cumming
Moe
Feds
Cote
Jesse
Major Rogers
Lexington
Prs
McClellan
Harness Works
Union
Maj
J.B. Rogers
Fifth Corps
Oll Shepherd
Billy Gregg
Oll
Greg Billy Gregg
Thers
Starry guidance for personal matters and career
The reading warns to avoid problems with casual acquaintances in the morning to prevent regret later. Evenings favor quiet activities like reading and music over socializing. For birthdays, next six months offer strong occupational opportunities building toward late 1955. Prestige rises through influential contacts June to November, with high social visibility by year end. Romantic and domestic life show excellent aspects, though sensitive individuals may feel anxiety at times.
Easter visits and family gatherings across Rio Grande area
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Webb of Hamden hosted friends in Rio Grande. Mrs. John King visited her son and daughter. The Burfiles welcomed Evans Heights guests in Adamsville for an afternoon. Eugene Brumfield and son Michael Wayne stayed with the Irwin Kerrs in London, Ohio. Franklin resident Mrs. Millard McCoy spent Easter at her Rio Grande home. Rachel Mossman and granddaughter from Ashland, Kentucky visited Homer Brannon’s family. The Rev. Luther Tracy and family and Miss Elizabeth Snodgrass were dinner guests of George Northup. Margaret Jenkins, a Cleveland teacher, spent Easter with her parents, the Jenks. The Rev. Luther Tracy attended a Granville committee meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sheets and daughter from Dayton visited over Easter weekend with Mrs. Sheets. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Frank Mahan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood of Gage for a meal. Mrs. Esta Radekin of Logan was a luncheon guest of Miss Ethel McCar Burhie.
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Rio Grande
E. B. Webb
Hamden
John King
Dauzh
John Burfile
Evans Heights
Burfiles
Adamsville
Eugene Brumfield
Michael Wayne
Lodon
Ohio
Irwin Kerrs
Millard McCoy
Franklin
Rachel Mossman
Ashland
Homer Brannon
Luther Tracy
Elizabeth Snodgrass
George Northup
Margaret Jenkins
Cleveland
E. Jen
Luther ‘Tracy
Granville
Ralph Sheets
Dayton
Sheets Patots
Raymondnd
Frank Mahan
Hernan Wood
Gage
Esta Radekin
Logan
Mise
Ethel McCari Burhie
Radio Program Schedule From Athens to Parkersburg
Radio listings show MBS WH Columb WATH Athens WPAR Parkersource WMOA Manette STATION WOUt with programs Mon to Fri from morning to night. The schedule includes commentary segments, “Dairy Commentary,” Sinatra news, adventure and drama features, plus “Truth or Consequence” and “Great Gliggersineve,” detailing times and hosts across multiple stations and days.
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MBS
Columb Wath
Athens
Parkersoure Yoers
Manette
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