Steinbeck proposes an Honors List to recognize world citizens
The author argues for a living nobility beyond medals and Nobel prizes. Steinbeck envisions yearly UN approved recipients from science, arts, and civic life to be freed from travel and immigration constraints as a stable, respected society. He notes recognition should occur in life, not just obituaries, while warning the concept faces practical doubts in a climate of suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Saturday Review
America
Einstein
Salk
George C. Marshall
Bernard Baruch
UN General Assembly
Dear Santa: A Christmas wish list from 1958
SAM DAWSON writes as a business reader asking Santa for tax cuts and budget balance while urging restraint on probes. He seeks peace and prosperity with guaranteed profits for firms, wages for workers, and farm price support without hurting taxpayers or living costs, noting a good record in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Santa Claus
Santa
Congressio
Washington
Democrats Edge Toward a Presidential Field Lively Yet Muted
The piece surveys Democratic hopefuls weighing runs as Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver emerge as explicit contenders. Governors Lausche Williams Harriman show interest but stop short of active campaigns. The era’s political climate favors moderation. intra party clashes risk damage before the convention while more candidates may enter by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefaus Ver
Tennessee
New York
Averell Harriman
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Lausche
Hie
Williams
Harriman
Stevenson
Republc
Kefauver
Kefnuver
PTA Leader Advocates Open Sex Education in Schools
Dr George W Crane notes Mrs Newton P Leonard, president of the National Congress of PTA, urging five reasons and opportunities for reason in children. Clergy, teachers and judges applaud. General Federation of Clubs backs sex education for students as a graduation unit. Column date traces back to 1995 launch.
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PTA
George W. Crane
Newton P. Leonard
National Congress of Pta
Peple
Leonard
General Federation of Clubs
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith on education and public influence
The columnist describes his dual training as a psychologist and physician and explains his aim to shape public thought through newspapers. He recalls praise and criticism, notes how American readers rely on newspapers for decades, and cites his efforts to address delinquency, divorce, and neuroses with frank, practical psychology. Also lists local visitors and social notes from Vinton, Rio Grande, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Florida
PTA
Chris
Parents face when a child fakes symptoms at school
Dr Jordan notes many children feign illness to avoid tasks while real cases of anxiety or illness exist. Parents should assess triggers, confer with teachers, and avoid punishment. Rest, diet, and reducing irritants help, while inappropriate responses worsen issues.
Whaling Crew Plays Windward Deck Drama
In a Nantucket style sea tale, Captain Nakbi and mates plot a whale chase off the Brazil Banks. Cupp, Oliphant, Titcomb, and Finnie’s crew observe spouting leviathans as they prepare to lower boats and pursue a measured, risky approach.
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Naish
Cupp
Nebuchhadnezzar Oliphant
Fone
Nebucchadezzar
Babylon
Old Neb
Oliphant
Halibut Foint
Cape Aan
Cooper
Cape
Titcomb
Annisquam
Isle of Shoals
Foreste Gang
Mr. Cupp
Finnie
Rachl
Lynn
Checkers
Stonington
Valparaiso
Blageen
Alfy
Diego
Tomorrow Horoscope Promises Growth and Social Rise
The forecast urges positive plans and new business contacts while urging emotional control to keep schedules on track. In the afternoon, friends' goodwill aids peace of mind, and congeniality should permeate relationships as a birthday signpost. July could bring a strong opportunity and a creative, romantic phase spans May to September 1956. A child born today is conscientious but may prize pomp over substance.
Perry County plans primaries as offices open soon
New Lexington and Roseville schools reconvene January 2 while Perry County eyes ten county offices in 1950 races. James H. Davidson of Thornville seeks reelection as engineer of the Department of Public Welfare. Barbara Ann Peterson, 17 of Xenia, wins the Democracy contest at St. Aloysius Academy. Filing deadline nears with commissioners seats and sheriff, treasurer, clerk of courts, prosecuting attorney, recorder, engineer, state representative and coroner among posts to be filled. Pete In the regional contest in Columbus awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Crooksville
Roseville
James H. Davidson
Perry County
Thornville
State Highway” Department
Xenia
Aberitf
Thomas Ashbaugh
Shawnee
Pery County
Crooks Mile Church of Christ
Joy Winegardner
Somerset
Pete
Feta Ja Columbus
Marshall Mur
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Summary
The listing outlines an evening radio schedule with multiple programs and time slots including News for 15, Variety Hour, sports, detective drama, college quiz, public prosecutor, Tenet of News, orchestra, News and Comment, and a dance program. It mentions specific show titles and host names such as Ter Beteks Orenentra, Bahee Orehertsa, and Morning ENR FVst 1890. The schedule also lists afternoon segments, one Man's Family, Whispering Stream, and various music and serial programs, ending with late-evening news and a house party motif.
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Abe
Peale
Abe Neve
Johnny Qien—mbe
Newsabe
Mia Strine
Richa
Tinta
Tapos Seria
Abe Wiik
Ted Malone
Graham mi
Saline Rederck Bowne Musiembe
Boek
Frost
Serian
Rill
Abe Meads
Merwe
Fred Robbine
Shrace
Dancin
Nowe
Mbe
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Dixon-Yates
United States
Isang- Co
World Today
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Jesus
Crane
Vinton
Chester White
Charles White
Ermel Ward
Shelba
Betty Jenkins
Rio Grande
Columbus
Douglas Darst
Walter Darst
Kyger
Frank Marking
Charlotte
James Snyder
Pearly Oller
Eddie Amos
Foster
Harvey Brubaker
Milford Hardin
McArthur
John Miller
Kate Quickie
Dora Glenn
Wellston
Cardwell
Tire
Anna Higgins
Dr. Jordan
Rb Cor
Dared Rais
Both Wick
Bothwick
Robert Carle
Brazil
Nakbi
Feng Oely
New Lexington
WLM
Cincinati Nas
Athens
WIEN
Galimo
Carterton
Parkersourg
Omer
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