Our Power Apparent in a World of Tension
The Athens Messenger analyzes U.S. role in world affairs and military strength as a deterrent. It cites Syria, Egypt, Hungary, and the Pearl Harbor lesson, urging readiness and steadfastness. It notes Iceland may allow U.S. troops at Keflavik and NSA alliance pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Syria
Uncle Sam
Middle East
Hungary
Russia
England
France
NATO
World Organization For Peaceful
Eisenhower
America
Iceland
Keflavik
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty
Stevenson exits as Democratic leadership shifts to Johnson and Rayburn
James Marlow reports that Adlai Stevenson declared he is finished as a presidential candidate after his defeats, leaving the Democratic leadership to Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn. The piece notes potential 1960 ambitions, party dynamics, and the role of the National Committee and governors in shaping the party’s path toward future elections. It also touches on Truman’s influence and the uneasy outlook for Democratic contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Johnson
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Chicago
Sevbien
When Dreams Change What We Want To Be
Scattered notes show famous figures revealing early career dreams they never pursued. From Hitler to Monroe, names and paths drift from painting to politics, music to medicine, illustrating a common theme: shifting choices often lead to greater fame or wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Boyle
New York
Adolf Hitler
Harry S. Truman
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Annapolis
U.S
Winston Churchill
Mickey Spillane
Ed Murrow
Joe Louis
Uncle Sam
Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
Imogene Coca
Groucho Marx
Billy Graham
Vaughn Monroe
Gloria ‘Swanson
Janet Leigh
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane Says
Dr George W Crane presents case histories from Ft Wayne Indiana including Mrs Porter a church helper who survived pernicious anemia and dreamed of Heaven. He cites a 12 year old inoperable brain tumor who died after a comforting vision and reflects on memory centers and thought projection in a speculative discussion for Sunday school groups.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pernicious Anemia Causes and Treatments Through Time
The Family Doctor notes pernicious anemia results from dietary deficiency affecting red blood cell production. Early diagnosis and proper treatment markedly improve outcomes. Historical progress credits Whipple Minot Murphy and Castle for key insights, with liver extracts and crystalline Vitamin B-12 becoming central to therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evhan PB. Jordan
M.D
Viet
Whipple
Minot
Murphy
Castle
Horoscope for Tomorrow Mentions Personal, Home and Travel Plans
The Stars advise quick situational judgments, especially in personal relations, with caution about yesterday’s misleading influences. Today favors home renovations, interior decor, new furnishings, and travel. For birthdays tomorrow and through January end, a constructive year ahead awaits if you stay alert to opportunities and win superiors’ cooperation.
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Tomorwe
Spelling and social notes from Rutland and beyond
A local item spread across Rutland and nearby towns covers a misheard spelling of bourbon at a roof painter’s sign and a string of social notices. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs. Eva Fleming’s home with six members and two guests, followed by scripture readings. The Millers’ farewell party marks a move to Athens. The Ladies’ Aid hosts a quilting day. Various visits and greetings surface, including Ethel Snowden’s calls, a Grayson homecoming, and church events. A Methodist turkey dinner is announced for December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Eva Fleming
Carl Miller
Golden Circle
Church of Christ
Millers
Athens
Miller
Ladies’ Aid
Ethel Nelson
Pearl Gilkey
Thomas Fork
Bessie Wise
Ethel Snowden
Robert Snowden
Point Pleasant
Grayson
Harvey Erlewine
Erlewine
George Davis
Ray Snowden
Carol Snowden
Parkersburg
Bruce May
Archie Simpkins
Alkorn City
Kentucky
Henry Null
Jean Clark
Middleport Bi Church
Carrie Stansbury
Isaac Taylor
Bertha Lasher
C. ©. Chapman
Roy Snowden
Phyllis
Ethel Soowden
Final Gambler Plans Revenge Amid Apache Tensions
Jim Final weighs gun availability and strategy as Strunk and Ben Tammon maneuver. Roup’s looming return, Taunee’s neutrality, and governor’s alleged investment shape a path back to Mad Springs with Tapp and Skillet allies.
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Jim
Taynee
Taunee
Roup
Skillet
Quail
Bentamn
Joe Bob
Final
Fate
Strunk
Labor Dept Sees Record Fewer Work Stoppage Idlings
Washington reports October shows the fewest idled workers since 148, with preliminary gains indicating improvement over October. Local visits note Mrs. Opal Gifford and family at her farm, and various heads of households visiting relatives in Columbus Rutland Marion and Richmondale amid a series of social calls and a hunting trip to West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Ducreau
Damvinar
Carl Nelson
Will Barrett
Opal Gifford
Wayne and
Ennis
Earl Harless
Dexter
Birdie’ Davis
Freddie Stephenson
Richard
Gallipol
Burbage Spaulding
Goldie Price
Morris Brown
Swick
James Glassburn
Debbie
Columbus
Pearl Denney
Lee
Rutland
Ray George
Marion
Jesuf Parker
Jerry Higley
Carl Hisley
Denver Price
Mervin Cross
West Vir
Binia Glen Caton
James Emmons
Richmondale
Everet Colwell
Joe Swick
Clare Barrett
Brett
Alva E. Swick
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Adriana
Drew Pearson
Marilyn Monroe
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Earth
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Philadelphia
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Sappe
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Rockage
Yuma
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