A Contrast in Cost Factors and War Preparedness
The article argues that American war readiness raises costs and debt while Soviet and European systems keep production cheap through controlled labor and lack of unions. It cites inflation, government spending, and political influence by business interests as drivers of rising costs and productivity decline, noting Stalin’s view that the US could be bankrupted by spending.
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Russia
America
Europe
Stalin
We Can Match Soviet Armament Through Industrial Might
The essay argues the United States produces far more cars than the Soviet Union, with about one car per 3.1 people versus one per 500 in the USSR. It contends mass automaking proves industrial strength and warns Kremlin leaders not to ignore American potential when shifting to weapons production. Oliver Wendell Holmes is cited.
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United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
Oliver Wendell ' Holmes
Eisenhower to Attend NATO Summit Boosts Allied Confidence
President Eisenhower travels to Paris for the NATO summit as Dulles and officials hope his presence will renew unity in the alliance amid Soviet moves. Allies press for greater U S consultation on nuclear policy and military decisions while Eisenhower seeks to avoid constraint on American action.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Dulles
U. S
NATO
Georgi Trubin
State Department
Bulganin
Fisenhower
Paul-Henri Spaak
London
Macmillan
Rome
United States
U.S
Europe
Adams Has Sensitive Ears and a Leading White House Role
Sherman Adams, Eisenhower's top aide, delivers a St. Louis speech asserting the President's strength and leadership. Adams, who wrote the speech in Washington, claimed to have heard Missouri supporters’ news hours before, fueling talk he could seemingly hear events across the country.
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Sherman Adams
Washington
St. Louis
Adams
Eisenhower
White House
Missouri
West
Case History of a Psychiatrist Ada and teen music feud
Case history notes a psychiatrist Ada describing a common parental clash with teenagers over music. The excerpt frames the generational tension and psychological tensions within family dynamics.
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Ada
Brain Game Royalty and the Case for Loud Music
A Dr. George W. Crane Case W-376 examines why teens crave loud music and fast tempo. It links pent-up energy to radio and TV use, comparing church hymns to youth impatience, and argues recess and rhythmic music help channel energy to prevent mischief.
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Ada F
Mama
Junior
Newcomers Step Out In Plastic Industry
Two new entrants shake up plastics with polypropylene and low density polyethylene. Hercules Power Co and Montecatini push polypropylene from Parlin New Jersey with 20 million pound annual capacity at 65 cents a pound. Celanese earlier began high and low density polyethylene production in Houston with 250 million pounds capacity at 47 cents per pound.
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Hercules Power Co
New York
Montecatini Chemical
Italy
Hercules
Parlin
N. J
Celanese
Bakelite
Union Carbide
Phillips Chemical
Phillips and
W. R. Grace & Co
Try and Stop Me Office Worker Hats Too Large
A man buys a two size too large hat from a bargain sale and admits he knew it looked awful. His wife questions the purchase, and he explains he avoided arguing with the clerk after seeing his reflection. In Hollywood a restaurateur proposes a "coward sandwich" with weakfish canvasback eggs squash and gelatin on milk toast. Mark Twain quips retirement could cost too much to exchange experiences.
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Hollywood
Horoscopes forecast growth and travel for 1958
The Stars Say for Tomorrow urges early starts, planning, and busy days to avoid defeatist moods. Birthday readers may see strong achievements within a year with efforts this four month span aided by an influential person. June brings financial upturn and May to September favors travel romance and social experiences.
The Tragedy Of Vanguard and Our Public Image
The author argues Vanguard rocket fails reflect organizational flaws and media excess. He condemns use of publicity for a potentially dangerous test, urges humility over bravado, cites Hearst Jr. and Schooley, and questions defense reporting versus behind closed doors security. The piece warns against moral decline amid sensational photography.
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Soviet
Russia
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Migraine Headaches Linked to Menopause or Not
The article discusses migraine in relation to the menopause, noting many headaches then are not necessarily migraine. It describes typical migraine signs such as unilateral onset, visual disturbances, nausea, and prodromal mood changes. Treatment attempts include ketogenic diet, ergotamine tartrate, oxygen, vitamins, hormones, and histamine with varied success.
My Tall Pine Tree Poem From Ella Vernon Columbus
The speaker praises a tall evergreen tree that shelters birds and provides Christmas cheer. The pine stands green year round despite snow, offering comfort to children and neighbors while the wind echoes loneliness at night.
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger rate card lists single copy prices and delivery options. It notes locations Ohio and West Virginia, mail and carrier delivery, and post office classification as second class.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
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