Grip on life and steering in high speed driving
A writer notes drivers often fail to grip the steering wheel correctly, exposing themselves to danger. He urges constant control of the car, especially with powerful modern autos, and criticizes casual one handed or finger grip while driving.
Battle Over Civil Rights Bill Divides Republicans and Southerners
The dispute centers on Section IV and a jury trial provision. Republicans seek to broaden rights to attract Northern Black voters, while Southern factions aim to strip teeth from the bill and risk a presidential veto. The clash mirrors national partisan tensions with limited cross sectional accord.
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Wives Prowling Insomniacs New York i
A kitchen party of husbands jokes about wives prowling at night and insomnia. They claim wives nap in 15 minute cycles, work all day, then nap again, leaving many hours awake at night. The piece ends with a quip about freedom and a citation.
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New York
New York Yankees
The Story of Madeleine Webb and her Big Kill
A crime saga set in New York centers on Madeleine Webb a beautiful Oklahoma native who entices Eli Schonbrun and John Cullen into a deadly plan. The trio targets Mrs Susan Reich, is involved in strangulation and robbery, and ends with Eli’s execution and Madeleine serving decades in prison.
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Madeleine Webb
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Madeleine
John Cullen
John
Susan Reich
Cullen
Mrs. Reich
Schonbrun
D. A
Edward G. Robinson
Case History of a Psychiatrist Daniel on College Finance
Case V-363 describes Daniel R. a 38 year old trustee and business expert at a small college. He notes trustees are urged toward external fundraising and laments budget balance while the school raises tuition to 625 per student. He emphasizes alumni and donor appeals to cover costs.
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Daniel
Daniel R
Uncle Sam
Ivory Towers
Ivory Tower
Confessions Mount in Marilyn Sheppard Murder Case
The investigation details a flood of confessions and tips after Marilyn Sheppard was killed in 1954. Donald Wedler, Florida fugitive, claimed involvement. Correigan doubts him while authorities seek corroborating evidence and possible grand jury action.
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Marilyn Sheppard
Lake Erie
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio
Donald J Wedler
Florida
Sheppard
William Corrigan
Wedler
Deland
Fla
Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Billy O. Williams
Tampa
Trenton
N. J
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Henry Fuehrer
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Shepard
Fuehrer
Bay Village
Saul S Danaceau
John T. Corrigan
Danaceau
Gerber
Bryan Speech in Omaha on a Fertilizer Spreader
William Jennings Bryan returned to Nebraska to address thousands in Omaha and farmers from fifty miles away. Facing a standing crowd, Bryan mounted a fertilizer spreader after his manager urged him to speak to the outside audience. He quipped that it was his first time on a Republican platform.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Omaha
Bryan
Father Coughlin
Fort Knox
Marilyn Monroe
Jayne Mansfield
Escape and Noise in Modern Culture Critique
A columnist argues modern media and society chase escapism through whodunits porn gossip and TV noise. They warn government financial strains reflect ignored realities, question gold reserves earmarking, and challenge focus on celebrity trivia over serious issues. The piece ends noting personal manners amid escapism.
The Adolescent Boy and Parental Guidance
A reader seeks guidance on boys adolescence with emphasis on late bloomers. The piece urges sympathy, gradual freedom, open frank discussion of sexual instincts, and parental support to foster independence and stable development. It recommends contacting the Bureau of Health Education for resources.
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American Medical Assn
North Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
Horoscope Forecasts For Tomorrow And October Highlights
The note advises quick situational sizing for business opportunities and warns not to miss good chances. It predicts a favorable birthday cycle with smooth domestic relations and heartwarming social experiences, especially in October. A wait and see approach may affect job and finances for five months, but persistent effort should yield worthwhile results by early 1958. Caution against imprudence and unnecessary spending is urged.
Brain Game Answers From The Athens Messenger Quiz
The Athens Messenger presents a brain game on American history with six correct answers noted. Readers are invited to name presidents, cabinet members, and 1920s figures, plus details on the Writs of Assistance. The page includes the paper’s masthead and pricing.
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France
Lincoln
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