Indians by Hal Boyle on Pine Ridge Sioux struggle for survival
Hal Boyle profiles Ben Reifel superintendent of Pine Ridge Reservation who links rising birth rates and poverty to a need for education and economic reform. He notes 11,000 Oglala Sioux on the reservation, 1,700 families, only 200 with full-time work, and warns of windfall effects of land loss and cultural change.
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Ben Reifel
Pine Ridge Reservation
America
Reifel
Harvard
South Dakota
Columbus
Back to Nature: reclaiming ties to land and sky
An essay urges Americans to reconnect with the natural world during summer travel. It contrasts urban life with green countryside and beachgetaways, highlighting the renewal and belonging found in soil, trees, sky, water, and seasonal scents. It laments alienation from nature and calls for broader earth attachments to steadiness and sanity.
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Ture
Tax Revision Bill Aims to Ease Burden and Boost Growth
The new tax measure promises relief for savers and the little taxpayer while boosting business investment. It slashes spending overseas and allows surpluses to cover losses in hard years, aiding industries with research and expansion and marking a bipartisan shift favored by the Eisenhower administration.
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Eisenhower
Congress
McCarthy Faces Third Senate Inquiry in Three Years
Senator McCarthy enters a new Senate probe after two earlier investigations and televised hearings. A select committee will weigh charges raised by Flanders and other senators, with cross examinations possible. The outcome and duration remain uncertain as rivals clash over censure and testimony.
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James Marlow
Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Benton Dconn
Benton
Hennings
Hayden
Ariz
Hendrickson
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Flanders
Select Committee
Team approach boosts youth quiz fun in church events
Dr Crane offers a strategy for increasing engagement at Sunday social activities by forming small teams of four to six. He notes that private testing raises enthusiasm, but public scoring can embarrass participants. Group scoring protects ego and encourages participation, with children quizzing parents to reinforce learning.
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Marilyn
George W. Crane
Marilyn V
Horoscope for Tomorrow Advises Restraint and Routine
The forecast cautions restraint to avoid quarrels from emotional tension. It notes home and romance pursuits flourish in the evening and plans for long-desired improvements likely succeed. If born today, a five month push for long-term projects is advised with strong personal magnetism.
Eczema in children not just a childhood condition
Doctor explains dermatitis venenata or eczema results from contact with irritants. It affects hands face and legs most, can itch burn and blister, and self treatment often worsens the condition. Identification and avoidance of the irritant plus soothing treatments are key steps.
Letart Falls Community Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
A Letart Falls column lists numerous relatives and visitors over a period. Entries include youth from the Letart Falls Methodist Church attending camp in Lancaster, families and friends visiting or hosting in Letart Falls and nearby towns, and travel notes from Korea, Japan, and various states. Names include Harry Douglas Jr, Norman Arnott, Alice Howard, Helen Biffle, Ray McDade, Roy Kelley, E J Grimm, J S Arms, and Grady Craig among others.
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Letart Falls
Lancaster
Harry Douglas
Korea
Don Bell
Raymond Bell
Racine
Ray McDade
Norman Arnott
New Brihton
State tax take drops 11.1 percent in July
Columbus State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reported an 11.1 percent drop in cigarette tax receipts for July 1953 compared with July 1952. The two cent per pack tax brought in 1,915,029 dollars for July, and Tracy warned that if the trend continues the current year revenue may total about 2,500,000 dollars.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Wrestler Milo and TV Showdown in Cleveland Flat
In a Cleveland apartment Milo faces a life choice as Dawn pressures a move that could steer his future. A proposal offers a third floor Apollo Restaurant residence and a return to wrestling with a $300 weekly prelim berth, while Betty Jane's looming influence shapes the decision.
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Milo
Dawn
Betty Jane
Honeyboy
Apollo
Cleveland
Betty
Frederika
Radio Programs Schedule Listing for Columbus Huntington and More
Radio stations ABC-WOOL WSAZ NBC-WLW CBS-WBNS MBS-WHKC WATH WJEH WCHS WPAR WMOA and WOUI FM present a detailed daily timetable. The schedule outlines program blocks from morning news and discussions to soap operas sports shows crime dramas and variety hours with times spanning AM and FM slots and repeated segments across stations.
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Abc-Wool
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Her
Cbe
Abo
Nbe
Abeeast
Abde
Cba
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Abe
Peter Lind Hayes
Abec
Mba
Abe Lone Ranger
FBI
Jack Gregson
Newa
Abe Ee
Groucho Marz
Abe Crime Photog
Sammy Kaye
Sag
Peyd Regel
Abe Ews
Che Whiteman
Man Variet Family Theater
Crossroads
Heart of News
Capitol
Abe Nee
Ease Ews
Abe Sounding
Mbe
All Nets
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Hal Boyle
Pine Ridge
World Today
Far
DR. Crane
By Galbraith
Edwin P. Jordan, MD
Polly Grimm
Chicago
Harry Wolfe
E. J. Grimm
Frank Thornburg
Eddie
W. O. Crow
Tolson
Goldie Aker
Larry
Butch
Ronnie
Aker
J. S. Arms
Pfe Clifford Hall
Sampson Air
A. R. Sheets
Sheets
C. A. Turner
Columus
Grady P. Craig
Craig
Japan
Floyd P. Norris
Gale Dudding
Mason
R. E. Grimm
Grimm
Paul North
W. B. Cryster
Roy Brack
Baden, Pa
E Heughty
Milo Caperg
Ekel
Jane
Clut
Barbara Welles
Bob Smith
Aieg
Johnny Olsen
Tom Moore
Day
Ebe
Ray Heatherton
Lopez
Abe Charley
John
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