Balance of Power Shifts Highlight Senate Prospects for 1958
The piece outlines how control of the U S Senate could swing from Democrats to Republicans in 1958 with Texas Senator Price Daniel’s seat and other incumbents at risk. It notes a 48 48 tie scenario, the role of the VP’s tie breaking vote, and the difficulty for Republicans to gain seats in the 32 up for election while highlighting key states and incumbents. It also covers UNESCO funding debate and American business support for cultural exchange led by Stanley C Allyn at New Delhi.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Price Daniel
Texas
Nixon
Daniel
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Virginia
Missouri
Rhode Island
Montana
Massachusetts
Washington
New Mexico
GOP
Dennis Chavez
Michigan
Minnesota
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Nevada
California
Arizona
West Virginia
Chapman Revercomb
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
New Delhi
Stanley C. Allyn
National Cash Register Company
U.S
Allyn
Maine
James Duff
Ike
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
A Briton Observes America in a Four Part Series
An editor from the Times of London describes his initial impressions of America, traveling from New Orleans to New Mexico and across Texas and the Panhandle. He notes drought, vast landscapes, urban growth, consumer abundance, and a complex blend of history and modern progress. He contrasts old trails with new development and hints at future political currents around Eisenhower era themes.
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Eisenhower
America
Times of Lond
William John Tour
the Messenger
Times of London
New Mexico
New Orleans
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Bayou
Texas
Panhandle
Connecticut
Georgia
Case History of a Psychiatrist on Normalcy and Teens
Dr George W Crane presents Case T-43 Lorna Y a 16 year old girl who asks what is wrong with her He argues normal means what a majority does and urges teens to choose their path whether to be a lion or a sheep He lists signs of adulthood and warns against heavy petting and conformity in dating plus a promotion for his 200 point Tests for Sweethearts. Local social notes follow with many visits and hospital mentions.
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George W. Crane
Lorna Y
Dr. Crane
The Amily Doctor on Hyperthyroid Conditions
A reader asks about a hyperthyroid state and possible neurotic symptoms and psychiatrist need. The article explains thyroid function, goiter types, toxic goiter signs, and treatments from surgery to iodine therapies and iodized salt reducing incidence.
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Bumby F. Sunanom
Stars Forecast For Tomorrow And The New Year
The daily outlook highlights inspiration for mental work teaching and completing programs, with plans for future security. Evening stars favor group activities cultural pursuits and domestic matters. For birthdays financial matters are emphasized with expansion possible early 1957 and opportunities through year end. Travel in fall months may bring new chances. a child born now is described as intelligent imaginative and endowed with will power.
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Murray City residents record frequent visits from relatives and friends across Ohio. Lucille Jem-wen ter and Mrs. Drusilla Brown of Lansing called on the former's brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Guy Darby. Bertha Herbst returned to Columbus after visiting Claude Clendenen. Johnnie Moody of Glouster visited relatives here. Jerry Thompson spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. James Smith in Lancaster. Opal Lonberger spent a day with relatives in Logan. Jack Bookman and children of Orbiston visited the latter's parents. Morris Cup and Lawrence Wooten with Steve of Springfield spent the weekend with Gerald Wooten and Elmer Evans. Craft family visitors included Paul Berry and Michail of Columbus, James Smith, Sondra and Peggy of Lancaster, Clayton Worthington, Janice, Ray and Billy, Elaine Henderson and Charleen Lemmer of Etna. Louis Sabo of Nelsonville visited his mother Betty Sabo and family. Mrs. Howard Craft.
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Robert Dean
Columbus
Ima Dean
Chester
Gordon Chevalier
Maywood Johnson
Portland
Wayne Brickles
Myrtle Prost
Carl Morris
Racine
Roland Torrence
James Duval
St. Joseph Hospital
Gerald Violet
Jack Bookman
Orbiston
Morris
Lawrence Wooten
Steve
Springfield
Gerald Wooten
Elmer Evans
Craft
Paul Berry
Michail
James Smith
Sondra
Peggy
Lancaster
Clayton Worthington
Janice
Ray
Billy
Elaine Henderson
Pataskala
Charleen Lemmer
Etna
Louis Sabo
Prodding the xout on Horse Mesa final pursuit turns deadly
Jim Final rides across a Basin toward Canyon Lake and a dangerous standoff with Roup. A rifle ambush, blood, and a stubborn chase for the sorrel horse set a tense Western tableau of risk, resolve, and looming violence in a desolate landscape.
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Horse Mesa
Canyon Lake
Jim
Roup
Final and Roup Duel on the Ridge at Skillet Bentain
Jim Final stumbles through rocky terrain while stalking Roup across a coastal ridge. Boots crunch, talus rattles, and a tense game of hide and seek unfolds as Roup fires wildly, his rifle emptied, before Final reaches the open and mounts the horse amid the firing.
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Jim
Jim Final
Roup
Pantin
Skillet
Final
Local families host visitors across Connett and nearby towns
Doris Kennedy of Connett visited Dixie and Sylvia Marstiller. Ronald Marstiller hosted Don Mash Mary Mash Mary Denney Sylvia News of Connett and Carol Dishong of Kimberly. Russe Stoner and Asa Mash hosted guests in Columbus. Ronald Marstiller and Don Mash were recent hosts for Doanville and Columbus visitors. Multiple pairs from Oak Grove Logan and Connett visited relatives in Columbus and Doanville. Other gatherings included Denney family members from Columbus Doanville and New Marshfield.
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Russell Stover
Hi Rson Jervis
Billy
George Hankison
Oak Grove
Ralph Ogle
Logan
Don Mash
Columbus
George Denney
Fred Durnburger
Freddie
Doanville
Frank Denney
Neal
Henry Denney
New Marshfield
Calvin Idgell
Russell Stoner
Russell Klinebriel
Ruth Kennedy
Connett
William Stalder
Clarence Stalder
the Plains
Bob Smart
Nelsonville
Clinton Walker
Floyd Arnold
Vernon Arnold
Lancaster
Wilburt Hartman
Lester and
Shirley
Webster Newlan
Fred Newlan
Edward Mills
Carbond
Bruce Newlun
Carl
Clyde
Artur Johnson
Leroy Fouchner
Junior Holley
Sylvia Newtun
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Hollywood
Tuppers Plains
Ppers Plains
Carl Johnson
Barbara Hall
Athens
Mary Bar Bill
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