Forceful reminder on Korea and political squabbling in 1955
A compact column recalls Korea two years after the war, noting UN Commission access issues in the North, South Korea's hostility to inspectors, and the risk of renewed fighting. It critiques Rhee, discusses American policy toward a political settlement, and comments on Harriman's 1956 prospects, ending with biblical verses and personal maxims.
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Korea
Formosa
Indochina
North
South Korea
North Korea
United Nations Command
Rhee
Commission
Red
America
Germany
Social Security Act 20 Years On Affects Welfare View
Watts reflects on how the Social Security Act signed by Roosevelt in 1935 shifted government duties to welfare, contrasting early American resistance with the spread of old age pensions and unemployment insurance. He traces liberal and conservative ideas, citing Malthus Spencer and Pierce, and notes the act's enduring conservative stance amid rising social concern.
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Sammy Mancow
Washington
Roosevelt
Wos Fern
United States
Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth
Ita
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Herbert Spencer
Malthus
Spencer
Darwin
Pierce
Conegress
Dorothea Dix
Congress
Deep Waters on Consumer Credit Growth and Debt Risk
The article examines rising consumer credit and instalment debt in postwar America. It notes Americans owe 45.5 percent more than before World War II while income rose 28.4 percent, yet debt totals remain manageable if jobs stay steady. Officials worry the rapid rise may continue and tighten credit rules.
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New York
Dr Crane on Case History of a Psychiatrist
Dr George W Crane recounts a case history involving a physician, a deflated blame game, and medical staff reactions. He notes a young patient from the North Shore and a debate over feeding and rickets, then discusses lipreading research and the shift to modern deaf education amid resistance from some pedic specialists.
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George W. Crane
Laie
Chicago
North Shore
Lucille
National Research Counil of America
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Birthday Horoscope Forecast for a Vital Year Ahead
Perplexing home front situation may ease with mesic Interests and personal re arrangements. Early afternoon risks missing food business chances. avoid distractions and emotional entanglements. mid June begins a favorable cycle for long term occupational and financial goals and personal growth. A child born today will be intelligent and adaptable.
Windy Ladies Entertainments and Storm Fallout Ahead
A fragmented report discusses economic impact of storms on property owners insurers and transport utilities. It notes hurricane Hazel like events drive emergency preparations and potential losses for airlines beaches and concession operators while highlighting currency and tax effects on post storm recovery and insurance payouts.
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New York
Hazel
United States
Canada
France
Battle of Iron Springs Ends with Curly Bill Dead
Wyatt Earp survives a deadly clash with rustlers at Iron Springs. Curly Bill Brocius is slain as Pete Spence and Cary Bill Brodust fire and flee. Behan and Paul maneuver for control while the larger vendetta unfolds in the aftermath.
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Cagne
Pete Spence
Cary
Bill
Wyatt
Curly Bill
Spence
Pete
Big Red
Iron Springs
Curly Bill Brocius
Pima
Bob Paul
Benson
Ferman
Johnny Behan
Frank Stiles
Tango
Pia County
Ringo
Brocius
Curly Bill Brooks
John
Behan
Pete Pete
Curly
Lanton
Bob Ped
Pete Ae
Tucson
Paul
Mor Fan Earp
Minna
The Public Forum Editor The Messenger Poem Fragments
The column presents a public forum piece titled The Messenger and echoes heat and stifling weather with a promise from God that the sun will shine again. The language reflects resilience amid oppressive heat.
Poston family visits spread across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Norval South hosted and were visited by multiple relatives from Ashland Athens Pleasantville and Union during weekend gatherings. Names include Norval South Delmar South Charles Barbara Clifford South W H South and William Boyd. Also Wadeline Ritchie returned home after visiting Roy Holsington and son Lee of Union. Paul Vamos Jr. returned to Lafayette Ind after month with parents. Camilla Vamos went to Nelsonville. Nancy Jamos visited an aunt in Columbus. Susan South,
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Poston
Norval South
Norvella
Shirley
Chester Six
Delmar South
Charles
Ashland
Ethel McDaniel
W. H. South
Pomeroy
William Boyd
Athens
Nor
Nelsonville
Paul Jamos
Nancy Jamos
Columbus
Susan South
Joppa Notes on Visits and Local News
JOPPA items list visits among residents including Pamela Miles Mot Oscar Miles and the Barber family. Wallace Baker returns from St Joseph Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Blake visit Clint Sanders and families Bernard Brannon and Wert Sanders return home. Local social notes reflect community ties.
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Joppa—Farstasy
Columbus
Lewis Clark
Raymond Blake
Clint Sanders
Pamela
Mot
Oscar Miles
Wilbert Barbers
Wallace Baker
St. Joseph Hospital
Bernard Brannon
Wert Sanders
Unclear fragmentary listing of personalities and prices
Fragmentary 4 00 Newstors item mentions various personalities and a price of 18 cents. Names such as Abe Thow and Bing Crosty appear amid disjointed phrases. No coherent event or context is discernible.
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Newstors
Abe
Abe ‘Treansry
Abe Yembe
Bing Crosty
Andy
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Averell
Averell Harriman
Keenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harriman
Ike
GOP
Eisenhower
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Mason
Jerrold
World Today
Watts
Wes
Crane
By Galbraith
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Joppa
Agen
Gosmath
CBS
Wien
Galigets
Wpar
Parkersburg
Marietta
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