Press officers and government information in Washington debate
Robert Ramspeck urges a non political study of government information to inform the public about Washington. He warns against press officers acting as propagandists and proposes clear limits to keep essential secrets while improving transparency. The incoming Eisenhower administration face choices on a new information policy.
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Washington
Robert Ramspeck
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Interior Department
Ramspeck
Eisenhower
Commonwealth leaders in London push for freer trade
In London six prime ministers from British Commonwealth nations meet to discuss economic problems. The letter argues for deeper ties to the free world's trade network and urges that a future conference accompany a broader Western effort to deter communism. It notes past failures and hopes for strong U.S. participation with Eisenhower's incoming administration.
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London
Free World
High Walla
Roosevelt
International Chamber of Commerce
Vienna
Eisenhower
Truman Overrules Stabilizers for Lewis Miner Pay Rise
President Truman overrode wage stabilizers to grant coal miners a 1.90 daily pay rise, bringing total increases to 3.50 since early 1950s wage controls. The decision followed debates with Roger Putnam and Henry Fowler after Lewis pressured for relief amid strikes and political maneuvering in a year of elections.
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James Marlow
Washington
John L. Lewis
South America
Truman
Lewis
Roger Putnam
Putnnam
How to Prevent Impotence in the Male Clinic Advice
Dr George W Crane prescribes arousing wifely action for husbands over 35 to rekindle passion. Laura J. recalls her husband Terry’s decline into emotional distance and infidelity, urging wives to revive honeymoon ardor to counter Premature impotence fears.
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George W. Crane
Laura J
Terry
Boy Scout
Laura
Terrial
WAC
Ponce de Leon
Vest is finished the fashion trend says Spencer Witty
HAL BOYLE notes fashion shifts away from vests and the double breasted suit. Spencer Witty of a major clothing firm says vests are hard to find except two piece outfits and that a vest comeback would trigger higher prices and public hesitation. He identifies John Foster Dulles as a vest wearer and Dean Acheson as not. The bold and natural looks fade while a balanced, less padded style grows preferred for the average man.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Spencer Witty
Witty
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Honeymoon Cancelled After Pocketbook Theft at Wedding Crowd
A well known young couple from Ssikon cancelled their honeymoon after the groom had his pocket picked by a thief in the crowd that gathered to see the couple off at the wedding.
Eisenhower Wins Ohio By Margin In Official Count
The Ohio Board certified the Nov 4 vote showing Eisenhower 2,100,456 to Stevenson 1,600,302, a margin of 500,154. Total Ohio voters 3,749,828, a new record though 2,724 fewer than the unofficial tally. Other results list Lausche Taft Brown D D and Taft R with vote totals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Frank J. Lausche
Charles P. Taft
John W. Brown
George D
Thomas E. Jenkins
Pra Delmar A. Canaday
Television Programs Schedule Feature Parade to News
Weekend broadcast lineup lists cartoons and films from 10:00 to 5:30 with multiple shows including Stork Club Cassidy Two for the Show and You Asked for It. News headlines and theater programs appear overnight with Arthur Godfrey and Remember These Sunday.
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Ed McConnel
Cassidy
Kit Carson
Jack Gleason
Holnob
Armchair Theater
Arthur Godfrey
Walter Winchell
Columbus
Theater
Abe
Tbs Ranch
Abe Pootlall Ganmanene
Mac McGuire
St. Louie
Search for a Hero By Thomas Hal Phillips
Den Menéons, 19, works in Misete sippi and his father toils on the railroad. Den and his girlfriend Med chase marks of twin brothers William and Wallace, both festival players, who face college athletic scholarships. A schoolhouse scene reveals Wallace’s failing French as family tensions flare during a senior year celebration.
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den Ménéons
Misetesippi
Den
Med
William
Wallace
Papa
Don
Miss Bramman
Parents debate baby care and bonding in medical notes
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan discusses infant care myths from "Are Human Beings." He argues fondling is not harmful when moderated and emphasizes loving contact while avoiding infection. The piece blends medical commentary with a diary-like scene about school issues.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Dr. C. Anderson Aldrich
Alpe
Aldriches
Mtous
Agnees
Father Shou
Radio Schedule Fragments from Athens and Gallipolis Stations
A fragmented timetable lists programs on WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis and WOUI Gallipolis FM 91.8 with daily shows from morning to night including news sports drama comedies and musical programs. Notable items include Howdy Doody Farm Today Archie Comics Eddie Fisher Show Ozzie and Harriet and Broadway’s My Beat amid varied time slots and announcer notes.
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Wath
Athens
Gallipolis
WOUI
Howady
Abe
Archie We
Abe Eddie Fisher
Abe Farm
Mbs
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Charles Simmons
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Thomas Hal Phillips
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Ebe
Laat
Abe Ews
Jack Smith
Cbe
Abe Jab
Obs Ne
Hornablower
Cbs
Corliss Archer
Abe Eugenie Baird
Abe Ozzie & Harriet
Abe Zie Ie
All Nets
Coatieve
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Annes
NBC Sym
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Organ & News
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Mbde
Women In Uniform
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