Fist Against Brain and Conscience in Nations
The essay argues that a nation’s conscience is voiced by its artists and that hounding thinkers signals a deep national disorder. It cites Thomas Mann and Romain Rolland as exiles shaped by political pressures, noting how persecution of intellectuals endangers free speech and fuels emigration and exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mann
Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
East Germany
West Germany
Romain Rolland
France
Euripides
Macedonia
Athens
Italy
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Congressional Hearings Target Broadway and Un-American Influence
A House Un-American Activities subcommittee has opened hearings in New York into the theater as a conduit for propaganda. The record shows witnesses often obstructive and hostile to questions, with allegations of attempts to curry favors or obtain work. The open hearings aim to expose troubling circumstances, despite some uncooperative testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House Committee On Un-American Activities
New York
Island Gazette editorains: Henry and Betty Hough run a thriving small-town press
Henry and Betty Hough transformed the Vineyard Gazette from a rundown weekly into a widely read island daily with a 6500 circulation. They value town meetings, local life, and restraint on court reporting, while balancing fame with contentment and a life of work on Martha's Vineyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Boyle
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Henry Bettie Hough
Betty
America
U. S
Columbia University
Henry
Vineyard Gazette
Gazette
Tokyo
Trinidad
Hough
Russian farm delegation tour signals cautious thaw in USSR
An American farm delegation toured Russia and reported no signs of imminent collapse or widespread hunger. Des Moines editor Rut Lauren Soth noted Soviet agriculture is not on the verge of collapse while Russians seek more cattle feed and machinery. The exchange shows growing self confidence and a shift from Stalin era isolation to a tentative peaceful line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Games Mainian
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Stalin
Catmuaion
America
Lauren K. Soth
Des Moines Register and Tribune
United States
Dr Crane Defends Animal Research In Case History
Dr George W Crane presents a case history debate on vivisection defending animal testing as essential for medical advances. He argues that anesthesia is used, cites insulin, vaccines, and blood therapies derived from animal research, and urges readers to oppose anti vivisection propaganda. He notes patient privacy and invites correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Lalu W
Antal
Crane
Bursitis treatment varies as doctor’s methods differ
Dr. Jordan explains bursitis as a common painful inflammation around body bursae. Treatments depend on inflammation degree and location with options from rest and heat to bandages casts and injections. surgery may be needed in resistant cases. Recovery is typical but lengthy with painful periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Bara
Housekid
Lenalty
Local Happenings Include Visits and Birth Announcement
Mrs. Donna Polsley returned from Akron to Apple Grove West Virginia where the Peisleys live. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crosby and Paula Ann of Columbus spent a weekend with Rodney and Mrs. Sprouse. Mrs. Edward Parsons and Brenda Kay visited Francis Cottrill on the farm. Multiple residents were seen visiting relatives in Columbus and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewington
Donna Polsley
Akron
Cora, Holcomb
Vinton
L.B. Terry
Aft
Weaton Polsley
Point Pleasant
Peisleys
Apple Grove
W. Va
Paul Crosby
Paula Ann
Columbus
Rodney Sprouse
George Killin
Edward Parsons
Brenda Kay
Francis Cottrill
John Reed
Cotte
Anise Cameron
Terey
Ey E.crutl
Woogalla
Verna Woodall
Captain Carey Holds Firm On Crew Inquiries On Vittoria
In a tense negotiation aboard the Vittoria Captain Carey resists direct crew disclosures. Lynch presses for a detailed crew list and names, while Carey names eleven nationalities and notes a civilian owner directs inquiries. The dialogue signals a deeper mystery around Dr. Lund, Heitzig, and wartime ties as the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane
Wellington
Carey Lung
I Col Tor
Lynch
Cers
Carey
Dr. Lund
Lund
Nangh
Persen
Carey Dourly
Bremen
The Public Forum Poem of Ella Vernon
A personal verse expresses enduring vows of togetherness from youth to old age. It reflects lifelong devotion, shared memories, and a hoped reunion in the afterlife. The text is signed by Ella Vernon and lists an address in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Vernon
Hamilton Ave
Columbus 11
Ohio
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Insights
The reading notes intriguing aspects for business and early hours with personal relationships fragile. Warns gossip could skew estimates. urges careful conversation in the evening. Birthday forecast promises yearly career growth and financial gains, with excellent influences from late 1963 into 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vss
Radio Programs Review Brief Notes
A terse radio schedule blurb notes a review of programs. Mentions noes review and a one hour later time slot. Contains fragmented phrases with limited readable facts and no clear names or locations.
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WGI
Ovssa, Mas
Tute Pawok
Sunaay Moraine
Gorgon K. Dus
Pui Zone
Weos
Baitor
Gite Reamer
Cybaltor
aiNa” Co
Cory
Dany Cana A
Tna
William Allen White
New England
India
The
Tripoli
World Today
Ngress
Finace
Lef
Eal Tate
Tev
Iit
Cour
Rome
Wwe
Dr. Banting
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Laly
Lindh
Thad
Noarder
Faiti
Ether
Heitzig
Wilhelm Heitz
Hamburg
Helt
Igs
the Public Forum
Messeng
Abe
Ivetington
Cena
Cos
Ins
RC Wien Gattimas
Charente
Sao
Parkersburg
Omer
Maren
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