Budget pressures now and the need for fiscal restraint
The Wall Street Journal argues that Eisenhower's call for common sense in spending is slowing liberal expansion in Congress but warns that mere restraint is not enough. Revenues may rise, yet the budget remains precariously balanced and risks inflation, deficits, and loss of national fiscal order if expenditures grow unchecked.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Mr. Stans
Treasury
Anderson
Stans
The
Wall Street Journal
Eisenhower Should Back Secretary Herter Strongly
Washington observers note President Eisenhower delays in backing Secretary of State Christian Herter may spark questions about White House support. The piece argues he should publicly endorse Herter to unify allied leaders and strengthen the new secretary’s authority at Paris and Geneva.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Herter
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Paris
Geneva
White House
Time to quit judging officials by faith says Douglas
Senator Douglas argues public voters should not base choices on religion. He recalls Al Smith's 1928 loss and urges acceptance of Catholics in public life while stressing that faith matters only in morals and not in political eligibility.
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Paul H. Douglas
Alfred E. Smith
South
New York
Smith
St. Patrick’s School
Jersey City
Gates of Heaven
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Dodgers
E. D. White
Roger Taney
Abraham Lincoln
Pius XII
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases on Poetry and Prestige
Eva P. discusses her love of poetry, influenced by Dr. Crane's praise of Edgar Guest and accessible verses. The piece critiques college four flashers who favor highbrow poets, argues for practical writing, and invites readers to request Dr. Crane's booklet on salable copy.
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Eva
Keats
Shelley
Edgar Guest
George W. Crane
Eva P
Dr. Crane
Longfellow
Eugene Fields
Robert Burns
George Washington
Thomas Overbury
New Yorker
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Personal Relationships
The reading highlights strong personal ties and favorable social dealings tomorrow. In business, avoid treating forenoon plans as final and expect changes as the day unfolds. For those with a birthday, a period for constructive goal planning begins this week, with gains in new projects over the coming days and months, though immediate monetary returns are unlikely.
Little-Known Facts From Columnist's Mail
A collection of light curiosities and quips from readers. Jokes span traffic delays, Mars water, Bible readership, jiu jitsu parent humor, and vintage quips about traditions, toast, and famous figures.
Brain Game Flower Missing From Each Line
Identify the missing flower names in eight lines of quoted verse and prose. The ornate prompts hide common flower terms such as summer wild roses daisies lilies torn from each line. The answer set is tied to a Baptist Ladies Aid Society note observing quilting sewing and a crowd around Mrs Fannie Taylor and related Roush family visits.
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Elmer Newberry
Dennis Roush
John Fry
Judy
Ed Fry
Oakey Roush
Lucy Roush
Gallipolis
Waner hits three homers left handed in Oklahoma game
Paul Waner, a baseball great, joined a hunting trip in Oklahoma and played left handed in a county seat showdown. He went 3 home runs and 2 triples as an outfielder for the Pirates, shocking onlookers with every hit bat left handed.
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Aul Waner
Oklahoma
Paul
Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mistaken Ideas About Soviets in a Letter to the Editor
I C Frendberg of Bismarck argues that Soviet and communist nations modernize through aid and will bring higher living standards. Critics counter with examples from Germany Hungary Poland and China, noting oppression and slumps in living standards under communism while the US aided many such states. The piece questions who the capitalists are and warns against waiting for freedom in the Soviet Empire as a pie in the sky notion.
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I. C. Frendberg
Bismarck
N. D
Soviet Empire
Frendberg
Soviet Russia
United States
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Frenchberg
China
Stalin
Europe
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
I.W.W
Agencies Fight Loss Of Life In Accidents
Ohio safety agencies spotlight efforts to cut deaths and injuries across work, home, roads and rails. The All-Ohio Safety Congress gathers 3500 attendees to review on-the-job hazards while the Ohio Safety Council plans off-the-job safety campaigns and mobility protections.
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Ohio
Ohio Industrial Commission
Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Safety Director
Ohio State Safety Council
Safety Council
All-Ohio Safety Congress
Ohio Safety Council
Cleveland
Industrial Commission
Straying Dog Returns Home by Taxi in San Marino
In San Marino California an officer placed a loose dog named Jackal into a taxicab to take him home after he ran at large. The owner Emilie E King was notified of a violation but could not come to the station to collect the dog, so the taxi ride carried the pet and the notice back to its owner.
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George de Witt
California
Karl Wilhelm
Eugene O'Neill
God the Father
San Marino
Calif
Los Angeles
Emilie E. King
Jackal
Wayne Bramstedt
Burglar Leaves Lipstick Poem After Los Angeles Break-In
A burglar ransacked Edgar A. Patterson’s Los Angeles home leaving a lipstick message on a bedroom mirror. The thief took a hi fi but left Mrs Patterson’s mink coat, and the lines read It is with regret Your good I beget But for over a week IT ain't won a bet.
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Los Angeles
Edgar A. Patterson
The Athens Messenger Advertising Rates Notice
Publication details show daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies subscriptions by mail to Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere. Rates include weekly four weeks and six months options with annual totals and post office classification references.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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