End to Marshall Plans as Stassen calls halt
A column argues Western Europe now self-supporting with over 20 billion yearly output, gold reserves of 10 billion, and a reduced need for U.S. aid. It questions continuing Europe-to-Asia aid, cites a 513 billion 1955 budget, and urges a moratorium or deauthorization of unspent funds to balance deficits and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Harold Staessen
Foreign Operations Office
Western Europe
Stassen
Uncle Sam
Asia
United States
Mr. Stasaen
Washington
Red
U.S
America
China
United Nations
Western
The
Columbus Dispatch
Tug of War Over Prices Across Markets
Prices of finished goods and raw materials swing as stores cut prices to meet discount rivals while manufacturers seek stable brand pricing. Gasoline rebates in New Jersey draw scrutiny from 12 major oil firms, steel scrap and copper scrap trends soften, and DuPont cuts titanium sponge prices amid rising production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
New Jersey
Chase Brass & Copper
Kennecott Copper Corp
DuPont
Dow Chemical
Dr Crane Critiques Phrenology In Business Psychology
An editorial exposes phrenology and physiognomy as unscientific for judging character. It argues that nerves do not swell with use, outlines why sales staff chase such courses, and notes that confidence boosts performance even on false foundations. Residents are urged to seek genuine psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Barnum
Ge-Geterc
Alen
America
Low Blood Pressure: Fortune or Affliction Amid Health Notes
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains that true low blood pressure is rare and usually harmless unless linked to Addison’s disease or carotid sinus syndrome. Orthostatic hypotension may occur on standing, but most cases lack treatable symptoms. most people with low blood pressure can feel lucky and need no action without other disease signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Cbanta & Srovwme
Bosses Help Insuring Plans Of Workers
Washington reports a Labor Department survey showing 95 percent of urban workers receive health, pension, or other insurance paid by employers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes rapid expansion in employer financed protection and new benefit types over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Departments
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Funeral Services for Mrs. Gary Reynolds Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Gary Reynolds also known as Rose Mary Shamblin were conducted at the Baptist Church Monday. Visits noted include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap of Point Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. O L Hoffman of Jackson with Mrs. Hoffman's parents Mr. and Mrs. B L Hern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Gary Reynolds
Rose Mary Shamblin
the Baptist Church
Robert Dunlap
Point Pleasant
Pansy Spires
Foster Little
Lorain
Onin
Mr. Little
Stanley Swisher
Joan Martin
Gus Boechtes
Storys Run
Restorations and a Cursed Road to Dead Man’s Guide
Greg Scampert confronts his stepfather Crain as the Daggett family drama escalates. The plan to revive Dead Man’s Guide and lure tourists tests loyalties, while Hannah questions love and fear of commitment amid family tensions. The scene ends with Greg acknowledging his failed path and hinting at a continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesia
Daggett
Hannar
Greg
Iain
Cram
Uncle Wade
Hannan
Crain
Hannah
Rupert
Mr. Kirby
Wade Dagegelt
Mart Daggett
Ian
Horoscope guidance for upcoming cycles and birthdays
The galactic forecast notes that Sunday offers good plans and efficient programs while daily chores should be pursued. For those born on this day or Monday, a six month productive arc and gains in business and finances are forecast with opportunity and expansion ahead.
Portland WSCS Meeting At Mrs McKelvey Home
The Portland WSCS met at the home of Mrs W G McKelvey with members present including Mrs Esel Wells Mrs Sidney Durst Mrs Hubert Price and several others. Homemade ice cream and cake were served. Additional social notes mention visits and Thanksgiving gatherings involving local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
WSCS
W. G. McKelvey
Meers
Esel Wells
Sidney Durst
Hubert Price
Clarence Price
Harry Swan
Gayle Price
Esta Roush
Charlie Sharp
F. Price
Howard Ebersbach
Att Parsons
Hazel McKelvey
Robert McKelvey
Lucy Scott
Joe Price
Ralph Henderson
B. F. Price
Edwin McLeod
Little Hocking
Wheeling
W. Va
Henderso
Mattie Henderson
Radio Schedule Highlights Columbus Stations
A listing of Columbus area radio stations and program blocks for weekday scheduling. The guide includes NBC WLW and other networks, with times for music features, dramas, news, church services, and variety shows across multiple frequencies and outlets.
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Bal Boyle
Marshall
Xenophon
Wal Boyle
Bruce Barton
Bia College
Pickiags
Graham
Eric Johnston
Arthur Godfrey
George Graves
National Association of Direct Selling Companies
Autes
Firma
Graves
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
S. V. Sayre
Belpre
B. L. Hern
Milicent Crain
Reed Ax
Wade Daggett
Tye
Mr. Daggett
Ynu
Louis Chaffer
Vienna
Charlie Hilton
Leslie
Huntington
Charles Sarson
Sarson
Clara Sarson
Alice Adarm
Vool
Columbus Way
NSAZ
NBC
WLW
Tintsast
TOONJ
CRS
WENS
Columbus
WHEC
WATH
Athent
Serene
Abe
Cbs
Roberts
Abe Herald of Healing
Abe M
Philharmonic
Cba
Wyatt
Abc
Abs
CBC Symphony Orch
Anbs
Abs Youth Choir
Abe the
Shadow
Mbs
Abe Gene Autry
Chs
Abte
Carter
Abe Hall
Chs World Church
Sporta
Barlio
Abe Jack Benny
Cbs News
Abs Red and Gun
Amos and
Andy
Liz Gun
Miss Brooks
Cbs Heartbeat of Industry
j—Barrie Craig
Littie Margpie
Oklahoma Symphony
Molly
Mahalia Jackson
Ebs
Abe Billy Graham
Great Gildersleeve
Nbe
Face the Nation
Cbe
News Dé Varieties
Almete
Johnny Olsen
Abe Godfrey
Abe TV
Sbe
Nawa
Abe Tom Moore
Queen
Ted Steele
Lopez
Martin Riock
Ruby Mercer
Mike
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