Elders Ready to Speak as Campaign Turns Youthward
The piece notes elder statesmen from both parties will weigh in on the race as the campaign focuses on youth. Eisenhower turns 70 in October and remains active in pressing his critique of the Democrats while Truman, Roosevelt, Harriman, Rayburn, and others are also expected to voice strong opinions.
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Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Truman
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
Eleanor Roosevelt
Averell Harriman
New York
Sam Rayburn
Rep
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
A Grain Of Salt on Campaign Cynicism
The piece argues voters should temper political zeal with careful skepticism. It warns against blanket cynicism that erodes trust in candidates and the electoral system, noting healthy doubt helps reveal truth while excessive cynicism harms democratic vigor.
Woman Becomes First Female Premier in Ceylon
The article notes Sirimavo Bandaranaike becoming the first woman premier, succeeding after her husband’s assassination and her party’s return to power. It frames her ascent as historic and suggests broad implications for women’s rights and leadership on the world stage.
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Ceylon
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Bandaranaike
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Trust and Church Etiquette
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on trust after infidelity a churchgoer snoring in church and wedding gift etiquette for a long-distance wedding. Abby suggests boosting husband confidence waking others in church and handling the shower invitation with tact.
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Abby
Duane
Litter Dangers Highlight Road Safety Message
A newspaper feature explains highway litter causes 750 to 1000 deaths yearly as cars swerve to avoid debris and 100,000 are injured. It urges public action and notes the Continental League failed to start but moved baseball club owners from inaction.
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Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Story Teller of 3 And Baling Nixon Family Portrait
Jim Bishop paints a quiet lakeside scene as the Nixon family prepares for politics. Patricia and Julie are introduced, with Mrs. Nixon managing TV time while Vice President Nixon explains public life and voting to his daughter Julie. He hints at a Kennedy matchup and the looming 1960s campaign.
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Lake Shore
Yacht Basin
Lake Michigan
Ginny
Gail
Patricia Nixon
Julie
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Democratic Party
United States
Senator Kennedy
Doctor Crane Warns on Money Sense and Gumption
Dr George W Crane argues many Americans high in IQ lack practical money sense. He cites Lora M a 40 year old widow with five children whose spending on a $50 electric mixer and a $120 wartime lump sum reveals poor financial judgment. He urges better money education, bookkeeping and real life internships for youth while criticizing college economists and urging action against communism. New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru also addresses Katanga secession at a parliamentary committee.
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Lora
I. Q
Boy Scouts
Revskov
Rockefeller
Mellon
DuPont
Roosevelt
Healthful work for heart patients promotion urged
Doctors advocate rehab through activity after initial recovery noting rest can weaken both body and mood. An article in Circulation argues work supports physical and emotional well being, easing the transition back to life and work for millions with heart disease amid industry reluctance to hire them.
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The
American Heart Association
Stop Me and the Monkey and the Apevine Joke
A humorous vignette features a monkey shouting alarming rumors about white hunters at an African water hole. A hippo dismisses the tale as wild gossip while the monkey insists the source is the apevine. The piece also notes a Nevada County Nugget reader’s quirky town names and a tiny population figure for Alpha and Omega.
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Sam Hooper
Grass Valley
Calif
Nevada County Nugget
Red Dog
You Bet
Humbug
Walloopa
Gouge Eye
Sebastopol
Alpha
Omega
Delirium Tremens
Mr. Hooper
Alpha and Omega
Beanett Cert
King Features Syndicate
Russian Gold and the Cold War Gold Rouble Threat
The article surveys Russia's long gold history and current output estimates, noting major Russian fields in the Urals Lena and Altai, and the 19th century Siberian boom. It discusses global gold sources, Russian potential influence via a gold rouble, and the possible shock to Western economies if Russia floods markets with gold backed currency.
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Soviet Russia
Lenin
C.H.V. Sutherland
Russia
South Urals
Lena
Altai
Siberian
Sutherland
Urals
Lake Baikal
Altai Mountains
Ural
Southerland
Spain
Australia
United States
Canada
Quebec
South Africa
British Commonwealth
Local Families Visit Across Towns
Several families from Columbus Utica and Cincinnati visited each other recently. Carl Walton hosted a a family with Mrs Sam Scott Mrs Dale Scott and Mrs Edna Esbenshade visiting at Sam Scott’s home. James Jewell moved to Cincinnati for work. Reed Smith and Galaway plus Harry Love and son were among other visitors.
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Carl Walton
Family of Columbus
Leon Woodrum
Sam Scott
Dale Scott
Carl Martin
Utica
Edna Esbenshade
Ronnie Scott
Franklin Townsend
Columbus
James Jewell
Cincinnati
Reed Smith
Townhouse
T. M. Galaway
Carpenter
Harry Love
Parkersburg
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Hatto George SoKolsky
Swireto Hamm
Jack L.morrow
Flemington
N . J. Thanx
Rainieg
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Jim Bishop
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Lora M
Illinois
Deplores Secession
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Congo
Katanga
Herman Bundesen
Mr. A.C
Athens Messenger
Ohwé
U. S and Possessions
Eee
Ssideuaar
Athens
Ohto
Assou Activaas
Union St. Ase
Bennett Cerf
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