Restoring the dollar value amid inflation critique
An editorial argues for dollar stability as price increases fade, blaming inflation on government excess and rising welfare costs. It warns against continued spending, urges public pressure on leaders, and cautions that higher wages fuel higher prices in a damaging cycle.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
Sidewalk Snow and Ice Cleanup Duty Urged
The piece argues for enforcing sidewalk cleaning as required by ordinance. It notes the lack of police enforcement and urges foot patrols to cite owners who neglect snow and ice removal to prevent falls and improve public safety.
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Police Department
Mickey Rooney Says You Must Be True to Yourself
Actor Mickey Rooney discusses his fourth divorce and optimism in a four week New York nightclub run. He recalls a long career in film and stage, notes his height as a challenge, and emphasizes belief in people and self understanding as keys to happiness.
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Rooney
New York
Hollywood
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Mickey
ASCAP
Alcorn and Butler Split on GOP 1958 Losses
Meade Alcorn, GOP National Committee chair, offers a cautious explanation for the 1958 defeat citing unemployment and campaign finance issues while avoiding voters' frustration with Republican governance. Democrat Paul Butler counters, accusing Republicans of living in the 19th century and using fear tactics to label Democrats radical.
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Republican National Committee
National Assn
New York
Alcorn
Maine
California
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Dance policy sparks teen social growth in Dr Crane note
Dale L aged 17 recalls a school rule limiting dances with one girl to three, prompting Dr George W Crane to urge teens to meet many partners. He argues dancing should broaden social poise, help measure charm, and break unwise infatuations by comparing dates. He promotes testing sweethearts to ensure lasting choice.
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Dale
McCoy
George W. Crane
Crane
Women clubs praised for street markers in The Plains
The Plains residents salute Garden Club of The Plains for naming and placing street markers while men discussed politics. Anne Graham of Athens argues against socialized medicine and fluoridation, urging a free vote on water additives and highlighting minority rights.
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Garden Club of
the Plains
H. L. McDonald
Athens
Anne Graham
Navy
Startling Starlet and a Yankee Recruit at Boot Camp
The magazine vignette recalls a glamorous starlet fading from the scene as Charles Lederer muses on champagne and wet feet. A shy Alabama recruit arrives at boot camp and meets a Vermont dentist and assistant, sparking his anxiety about modern dental paraphenalia.
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Hollywood
Charles Lederer
Alabama
Marine Corps
Vermont
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Horoscope Echoes On Relationships And Finance
Tomorrow brings generous personal relationships but tensions in business and pay raises. For a December birthday, a profitable year ahead is forecast with steady progress into 1959. A born child will be gentle and gifted. Highlights also note a Bible conference table of drinking and a 1958 surge of 15 new golf courses in Texas.
Reading Wedemeyer’s Memoirs On Peace And War
The piece discusses General Albert Wedemeyer and Pat Hurley in a critique of U S wartime policy. It cites Wedemeyer reports alleging sympathy for Chinese Communists within state departments and warns that reliance on foreign influence and Roosevelt era imperatives worsened postwar tensions and contributed to the Cold War.
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Lebanon
Quemoy
Berlin
Wedemeyer
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Pat Hurley
Hurley
Pat
State Department
Marshall
War Plans
Roosevelt
United States
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Menstrual Myths and Modern Medicine in Health for Today
A Health for Today column on women's myths from ancient to modern times. It explains premenstrual tension and the shift toward medical treatments, urging readers to consult physicians for relief in the two weeks before menses. An An ers, Okla. brief notes industrial growth and rural isolation in Pushmataha County.
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Rudyard Kipling
Erle Henriksen
New Guinea
Adam
The Messenger Publishing Co announces rates and contact
The Athens Ohio based Messenger Publishing Co announces subscription and delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions. Details include carrier and mail options, weekly and yearly prices, and special Ohio and West Virginia mail rates.
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Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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