AMA marks 75th anniversary with freedom atmosphere pledge
In a JAMA anniversary tribute President Eisenhower lauds medical progress and resources while Dr Gunnar Gundersen warns progress hinges on preserving an atmosphere of freedom driven by enterprise and cooperation. He highlights preventive medicine rehabilitation of the disabled and better hospital facilities as future aims.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Eisenhower
AMA
Gunnar Gundersen
Gundersen
Gunderson
Jerry
Nuclear Power Program Aims for Value Beyond Kilowatts
A spokesman for the utility industry argues America’s investor-owned electric utilities are pursuing a broad nuclear program. By year end about 140 million will be spent this year and 100 million next year, with total underway over 520 million aiming for 1.5 million kilowatts. The program prioritizes quality, research, and diverse reactor types to gain information, not just generate kilowatts.
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America
England
American free enterprise fuels dreams of Ford Edison and Bell
The piece extols Henry Ford Thomas Edison and Alexander Bell for transforming industry and daily life, crediting free enterprise and a limited government with prosperity. It contrasts American innovation with European socialism and communism, arguing government oversight would diminish profits and stifle invention.
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Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Bell
America
Mrs. Ford
Glossary of Hot Rod Terms for Teens
Jim Bishop recounts a Hot Rod glossary from Good Housekeeping describing slang for teen culture. He notes terms like square, bomb, rag top, and moo canoe while sharing a night with his daughter’s group and their reaction to his understanding.
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Good Housekeeping
Gayle
Daddyo
Jake
Petra Welch
Valerie Will
Charlotte Rose
Doctor Crane Examines Jerry R Case in Kindergarten Entry
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Jerry R aged five preparing for kindergarten. He argues parental vaccination of psychology is as vital as vaccines against polio smallpox and diphtheria to prevent divorce delinquencies fears and other home dilemmas.
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Jerry
George W. Crane
Jerry R
Brain Game color quiz and childhood fears discussed
A playful Brain Game asks color based questions about red osier brown betty Rhode Island greening blue points black eyed Susan and beluga. The passage then critiques adults who frighten children about school and dentists and warns against threats like policemen to control behavior.
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Rhode Island
U. S
First Job Facing GM Team Is Auto Strike
The new GM leadership faces the threat of an auto strike with wide ripple effects across steel, rubber, glass, and other industries. Walter Reuther and the UAW may influence wage talks, inflation, and consumer prices, while Donner and Gordon steer negotiations. Public worry centers on economy and car availability.
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Auto Strike
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Alber Bradley
Frederic G. Donner
John F. Gordon
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuter
Donner- Gordon
AUTO
Steel
Reuther
Harriman and Rockefeller Face Off for New York Contest
A profile of Averell Harriman and Nelson Rockefeller, heirs of railroad and Standard Oil fortunes, as they enter New Deal rooted politics. The piece notes Harriman’s governorship, Rockefeller’s public service, and their shared mentors while signaling a campaign focused on leadership and De Sapio’s possible role.
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Averell Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Moscow
Teheran
Yalta
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Nelson
New Deal
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Stanley High
Latin America
Rockefeller
Truman
Europe
Asia
United States
Eisenhower
Harry Hopkins
Anna Rosenberg
Carmine de- Sapio
Carmine DeSapio
DeSapio
Albany
Remembering Harold Ross and The New Yorker Founding Era
Ames Thurber reflects on Harold Ross founder and editor of The New Yorker. Anecdotes recount Dorothy Parker insults, Russell Maloney notes of perfection, Woollcott name obsession, and Ross punning on misspellings. 1964 Bennett Cerf distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Ames Thurber
Harold Ross
The
New Yorker
Thurber
Dorothy Parker
Russell Maloney
Ross
Alexander Woollcott
Woollcott
Mr. W
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Virgo Daily Horoscope for Tomorrow and Year Ahead
The Stars Say Tomorrow favors outdoor activities travel sports and hobbies. Virgos may see increased earnings and new friendships by year end with thoughtful financial planning and responsible effort over months ahead. A birthday child will be warm hearted generous and well mannered with good taste.
Breakfast habits across cultures and health impacts
The article examines why people skip breakfast, contrasts continental and American patterns, and argues breakfast is essential for nutrition and energy. It discusses meal frequency through history, advises including one fourth of daily calories and nutrients, and notes varied but healthy options like a protein rich start. It also mentions farm mechanization and Buddhist practices as contextual notes.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Exposition
The Messenger Publishing Co Notes Address in Athens Ohio
Notice shows mailing details for The Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio. It lists rates for subscriptions one month and longer and states post office handling in Ohio with a special mail rate. The entry includes classification as a periodical matter under act and an Associated Press member line.
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Ohio
Athens
Postoffice
Ceecas
Act
Assc Press
the Messenger Publishing (Co
Union St
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