Another Korea or Suez clash over canal tolls and war
A reader argues the Suez Canal dispute could spark a new war, criticizing both Britain and the United States for their roles. It questions Nasser's actions, U S military commitments, and the costs of policing oil routes, urging caution and focus on national interests rather than entangling alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
Pyssngland
Suez Canal
England
Truman
United Nations
McCarthy
Nasser
Suez
United States
Korea
U.S.A
Tito
Nehru
Russia
Dulles
Egypt
Political speculation on Lausche Bender race and Nixon Herter cues
The piece weighs the Ohio Senate contest between incumbent George Bender and Governor Frank Lausche with national figures Eisenhower Humphrey and a looming campaign fund effort. It also notes Massachusetts Governor Christian Herter backing Nixon in 1960 and hints at Stassen's possible future while describing the candidates' records and personalities. It ends with Stassen’s ongoing presidential ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bender
Washington
Goliath
Frank Lausche
Eisenhower
Bender
Ike
Senate
George Humphrey
Lausche
Humphrey
Massachusetts
Christian Herter
Eisnhower
Richard Nixon
Herter
Stassen
Nixon
White House
United States
Stainless steel powers ahead in industry and flight
Bright Star by Sam Dawson surveys stainless steel’s rapid rise from kitchens to skyscrapers and submarines. It notes supply limits tied to nickel, stainless uses diverse alloys, and new plants expand as steelmakers push stainless production toward 1.5 million tons yearly after wartime gains. It highlights the material’s heat resistance at hypersonic speeds and its role in nonconductive waste containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Dawson
New York
Alloy Steel
Republic Steel
Crucible Steel
Republic
Rotary Electric Steel
Fan Mail Nuggets From HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE collects reader mail revealing quirky facts and wry observations. It notes American working girls aging from 32 to 39, lists rival dog names, and shares aphorisms from Emerson while poking fun at trends, philosophy, and consumer quirks.
Nasser’s Struggle Marks Turning Point for Egypt Leader
James Marlow assesses Gamal Abdel Nasser as intense and unpredictable. After UK and French hesitation, Nasser’s refusal of aid sparks a crisis as he seizes the Suez Canal, testing Western leverage and U S involvement. The outcome hinges on whether he can consolidate power and reform Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane on Appetite and Success
A columnist presents Dr George W. Crane’s advice on self discipline and taste, illustrating how winners cultivate liking for good things. He recalls eating fried grasshoppers with his children, comparing habits and IQ, and urges hard work, honesty, courtesy, and tact as paths to success. He notes readers can obtain Crane booklets by writing to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Larry P
Crane
Larry
Aonor
Mildred
Gary
Philippines
Horoscope Guidance and Social Plans Highlight Week
The column advises clever handling of people and events to profit from attention and suggests accepting invitations for social gains in the afternoon. It notes a favorable outlook for birthdays, a three month window for creativity, travel chances, and cautions about anxiety in mid September and late December. Local notices mention Logan visitors and community gatherings across Lancaster Kingsbury and Gallipolis areas.
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Tome
Legg Perthes Disease in Children and a Boy’s Stealing Problem
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses Legg Perthes disease a hip condition in children ages 3 to 12, more common in boys, with limp and risk of recovery with rest and possible traction. The second case concerns a 12 year old boy with persistent stealing behavior likely Kleptomania or unresolved distress, needing outside help from a child guidance clinic or psychiatrist for a better outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Legg Perthes
The Blonde Cried MURDER Mystery Scene Unfolds
Lucy Hamilton faces a tense night as a masked knife-wielding intruder takes over the phone and orders her to relay a chilling message. A suspenseful scene unfolds with threats and fear, centering on a dangerous caller and a looming confrontation.
The Safe Place for a Honeymoon of Fear
Lucy is bound to a chair by a masked assailant using sheets as she voices fear and plans for a call to Michael Shayne. The captive tries bravely to outwit her captor, who demands compliance and extracts control of the telephone while warning of dire consequences if he is not satisfied. Michael’s imminent arrival looms as a potential escape or confrontation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassie
Fido
Rex
Rover
Buster
Emerson
Claramae Turner
Shen-ming
Kiwanis Magazine
U. S
Istanbul
Milky Way
Poiat
Hungary
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lucy
Michael
Shayne
Bert Paulson
NEA
Tve
Lanny
Michael Shayne
Two Stated are Alaska for Mainland
Two men from this area are scheduled to depart Alaska for the continental U S this month as part of Operation Gyroscope the Army unit rotation plan Pfe Jerry W Inning son of Mr and Mrs Waller Inning of Chauncey and Sgt Wade O Tucker son of Mr and Mrs William C Tucker of Route 1 New Straitsville are named Inning is a drummer and Tucker a section chief in Battery C of the 607th Field Artillery Battalion Ba tery C belongs to the 1st Infantry Division.
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Alaska
U. S
Pfe
Jerry W. Lanening
Waller
Chauncey
Wade O. Tucker
William C. "Tucker
Route 1
New Straitsville
Lanning
Tist
Banc
Tucker
607Th Field Artillery Battalion
Local visits span several towns in Ohio region
Mr. and Mrs. Wile Dixon visited friends in Athens. Mrs. Herbert Norton visited Forest Zinn in McArthur. Guests of Mrs. Minnie Brown included Morris Ghearhart Walter Kipton George Rickard and Gladys Griffis of Springfield with Rickard remaining for an extended visit. Ann Hayhurst and Carol Hayhurst of Columbus visited C. L. Hayhurst. Guests of Leland Matteson Sr. included Ralph Matteson of Springfield James Wyckoffer of Chillicothe Earl Matton Wellston Ortha Harper Ironton Lee Harper McArthur and Ruth Wyckoffe Gibson. Ed ward Mather Carolyn Ada Gibson Earl Gibson of Columbus and Charles Mather Bobby of McArthur also visited. Mrs. Sam Will and Autye Baker visited John Johnson in Gallipolis and Adrian Phillips in Pomeroy. Margaret Burns has been visiting her children in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hayhurst
Carol Hayhurst
Columbus
C. L. Hayhurst
Leland Matteson
Ralph Matteson
Springfield
James Wyckoffer
Chillicothe
Earl Matteton
Wellston
M. Ortha Harper
Ironton
Lee Harper
McArthur
Ruth Wyckoffe
Minnie Gibson
Edward Mather
Carolyn
Ada Gibson
Earl Gibson
Charles Mather
Bobby
Sam Will
Autye Baker
John Johnson
Gallipolis
Adrian Phillips
Pomeroy
Margaret Burns
Columus
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Pibae
Hal Boyle
World Today
Reds
Suez Ca
Kefhuver
LOGAN
Sam Riddle
Lancaster
Herbert Morava
Pleasant
Mich
Dorf Turner
Hesborn
Clarence Allison
Martha Ann
Dean Dyer
Kingsbury
Weber Wood
Ernest Wood
Lena Howard
Wina King
Leo King
Lorene Throckmorton
Carolyn Heighfield
Marcia James
Myrtle Carman
Huntington
W. Va
Pauline King
Georgia Thoma
John Reed
Clyde Reed
Dr. Jordan
Brett
Lucy Hamilton
Brett Halliday
Hamden
By Galbraith
Roger
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