Co existence debate over meaning and political effect
The piece argues co existence is a real military stalemate not a Soviet lure and warns against abandoning it. It notes Congress battle over credit for the Eisenhower administration, highway and farm measures, and critiques federal school aid, stressing limited meaning of co existence and vigilance against Soviet tactics.
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Soviet Union
Free World
Moscow
Kremlin
West
India
Russia
Congress
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Individual effort drives American economy says Humphrey
The passage cites Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey arguing that the economy prospers when individuals work harder and contribute more for themselves and their families rather than relying on government. It stresses personal initiative as the core strength of the American system.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
America
Man's Friend by HAL BOYLE on hot dogs history and culture
HAL BOYLE surveys the hot dog’s rise from ancient sausages to American staple. From Frankfurt origins to Coney Island fame, Tweed era licensing to World War I ballparks, 1904 St Louis glove-wrapping, and modern canning and irradiation, the piece traces iconic status and playful lore. It closes with a biblical quote linking appetite and providence.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Nasser
Suez Canal
New York Giants
Ancient
Troy
B. C
Odysseus
Frankfurt
Germany
America
Coney Island
Charles Feltman
Boss Tweed
Elias Clayton
St. Louis
National
Idaho
Army
West Coast ports ride global trade boom despite shipbuilding strains
Shipping and harbor expansions mark a worldwide trade upswing. New tonnage rises in distant yards while West Coast facilities grow to handle oil, cars, rubber, lumber and imports. Labor disputes and higher US ship costs push West Coast ports toward foreign-flag operations as trade with Japan, the Philippines, Europe and the Americas expands.
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Sy Sam Dawson
Los Angeles
Orient
Europe
South America
Australia
Indies
Los Angeles Harbor
Northwest
Sea T
America
U. S
Department of Commerce
National Foreign Trade Council
San Francisco
R. Stanley Dollar
Japan
Philippines
United States
West Coast
Dr Crane Urges Moral Rules For Young People
Dr George W Crane addresses clergy and teens urging adherence to social rules to avoid pregnancy and broken lives. He cites high school girls from church groups facing pregnancy and pressure for shotgun weddings, advocating dating widely, finishing high school, and delaying marriage until at least 21 with education and work before tying the knot.
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Jerome
George W. Crane
Jerome G
Crane
Oklahoma
Esau
Business
Liberal Arts
Dr Jordan's Comments on Pneumonia and Teen Health
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses a claim that a baby can be born with pneumonia, noting it is possible as pneumonia can be acquired in the womb. He cites a tragic birth, advises cautious response to criticism, and answers reader questions on mumps related testicular swelling nails biting and sulfa tablet use in children.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Ogether
Roosevelt Military Academy
Aledo
Illinois
Boys’ School
Horoscope Forecast For Mid November Through 1957
The Stars Say- Forum notes continued caution signing documents amid lingering restrictive influences. Encourages hobby focus and warns against group tensions while predicting a favorable month for future planning, finances, and long pending business matters by mid November with improving monetary trends.
Weekend Visitors Tighten Local Ties Across Bell County
Vinton and surrounding towns report weekend guests from Toledo Columbus Bidwell Rio Grande Dearborn Michigan and other places. Notable social visits include the Stewarts Hetz Gerlach Stevens Quickle family and multiple households. In Middletown a four year old, Richard Pelfrey Jr., was fatally struck by an automobile while attempting to cross a street.
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Vinton
Frank Markins
James Stewart
Dorothy Hetz
Sly
Toledo
Cline Gerlach
Johnny Stevens
Jan
Ann
Columbus
Delmar Quickley
Billy of
Bidwell
Pluma Quickle
Charles Sticklin
Billy
Charles White
Chester White
Lawrence Woolridge
Lee Foster
Harvey Brubaker
Pat
Rio Grande
Fay Brubaker
New Carlisle
Charles Brubaker
Donaldsville
Ralph Wood
Mike
Pleasant Hill
G. I. Cherp
Belleville
J. Harley Cloud
Max Quickle
Dearborn
Mich
And
Burel Burke
Ewington
Anna Higgins
Middletown
Richard Pelfrey, Jr
The Blonde Cried Murder Arrival at Miss Hamilton’s
Lucy awaits a blonde visitor Shayne promised to send to her apartment. A terse interlude follows as a nervous young woman with a black suede bag ascends the stairs, seeking instruction and a cautious welcome.
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Lucy
Shayne
Miss Hamilton
IRS lists 1953 millionaires and 148 in 1952 total
The Internal Revenue Service reported that 145 Americans earned a million dollars or more in 1953. In 1952 there were 148 such individuals, well below the postwar peak of 219 set in 1950.
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Washington
Ameri
Internal Revenue Service
Night Visitor to Shayne Case Sparks Fearful Return
Lucy assists a frightened young woman, Nellie Paulson, who appears disturbed as she confronts accusations and a note from a mysterious caller. The scene unfolds in a lighted room with suspense about a gunman pursuing Lucy and Michael Shayne, prompting Lucy to contact Chief Gentry for help.
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NEA Service II
Mr. Shayne
Lucy
Michael
Mrs Paulson
Nellie
Shayne
Nellie Paulson
Chief Gentry
Kentucky Opens Super Highway Linking Louisville and Elizabethtown
Kentucky’s first superhighway, 40 miles long and costing 38.5 million dollars, opened Tuesday linking Louisville to Elizabethtown. Governor Chandler, who opposed the project, attended the dedication begun under former Governor Lawrence Wetherby. The toll road will charge motorists about 1 cent per mile and trucks by axle count, with tolls retiring the bonded indebtedness.
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Louisville
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Elizabethtown
Chandler
Lawrence Wetherby
Wetherby
Bert T. Combs
McKeon Trial Costs Mount at Parris Island
The general court martial of S. Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon has cost the government about $30,000 with daily costs rising by an estimated $1060.24. The case is in its third week and figures exclude witness expenses and McKeon’s civilian defense costs.
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Parris Island
S. C
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
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