Churchill warned that disarmament requires roots of conflict to be faced
The piece argues disarmament stalled since Russia and Western powers distrust each other. It notes Churchill’s call to address underlying causes, warns of a self perpetuating arms race, and says peace hinges on genuine liberal advance elsewhere and Kremlin restraint. The author urges sincere steps toward freedom to compel Soviet moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Kremlin
Germany
Middle East
Asia
Russia
Soviet Union
Free World
We Miss Old Sol and the Winter Blues
A reflection on a gray winter with heavy eastern rains and persistent overcast skies. The piece notes the season’s mild severity yet highlights how endless leaden days dampen spirits. Quotes from Charles C. Noble Mary Baker Foldy and Heinrich Heine punctuate the musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Blindness Spurs Off Broadway Producer Stella Holt
Stella Holt, blind since childhood, leads Greenwich Mews as managing director and prolific producer of off Broadway shows. Her stage manager Adrian Hall praises her judgment and honesty in casting. Holt raises funds from 300 sponsors and Broadway actors who perform for modest pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Holt
Adrian Hall
Galveston
Tex
Miss Holt
Cornell University
Greenwich Mews
Langston Hughes
At Liberty
Broadway
The Geneva Summit of 1955 and its limited outcomes
The 1955 Geneva talks between Eisenhower Bulganin and the British and French premiers yielded no final agreements on Europe security Germany reunification disarmament or new diplomatic contacts. Officials differed with Dulles praising “good results” while warning that any progress was fragile and slow, with later talks pushing only on exchange of persons and low level diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Geneva
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Britain
France
Germany
Dulles
Eisener
Pay Children for Work and Reading, Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane argues children should earn money through work rather than allowances. He suggests paying for chores, typing speed milestones, Bible reading rewards, and memorizing quotations to build discipline and character, citing Jenny L. aged 10 as example and offering his booklet for more tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
George W. Crane
Jenny L
Lincoln
Oil Industries Woes Grow Worldwide and at Home
The piece outlines rising oil industry troubles both domestically and internationally. It notes price wars, stock pressures, and out put cuts, while foreign deals test the 50-50 profit split with Indonesia Venezuela Iran Saudi Arabia and Arab union dynamics. Jersey Standard Oil defends 50-50 as balancing government and company risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Dutch Shell
Anerican
Indonesia
Venezuela
Perez Jimenez
Iran
Teheran
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Mid East
Jersey Standard Oil
America
DAPPER SOCIETY DENTIST AND POLITICS IN JOKE LORE
A quirky serial of dialed political quips and a dental figure who jokes about speed choices during a patient visit. It recalls Ben Barkley’s crude bureaucrat remark and a Republican iceberg analogy, ending with a joke about weight loss and divorce from 1958 by Bennett Cerf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hutton
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
New York Education Crisis Amid Racial Tensions
A Brooklyn Grand Jury sparks a public debate over school discipline and integration as Puerto Rican and Black students mix in city schools. The Board of Education opposes a police presence, citing harm to pedagogy, while personal threats and a principal’s suicide provoke calls for responsible inquiry and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand
Brooklyn
Board of Education
George Goldfarb
Grand Jury
Goldfarb
Brooklyn Grand Jury
Little Rock
Remarkable Plastic Surgery Feats At ASPRS Meeting
Reports from the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery describe transplants of foot bones to facial defects in a 14 year old Canadian boy and successful nasal reconstruction in an infant. Other cases include removal of a large hairy mole and improvements in face lifting with safer techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Montreal
Cleveland
Ohio
California
Upper Flats Community Club Meeting and Local Visits
The Poca hontas Farm Women's Club gathered at the community building with Mrs. Leonard Roush and Mrs. Jessie Brown hosting. A lesson on Know Your Organization was led by Mrs. Arnett Roush followed by devotions led by Mrs. Harold Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Farm Women's Club
Leonard Roush
Jessie Brown
Arnett Roush
Harold Lewis
Gerald Rood
Clarksburg
ABC
Arden Morrison
Peniel Ladies Aid
Harrold Rood
Columbus
Gerald
Dennis Roush
Boards ‘Community
Veteran’s Hospital, Huntington
Caution in finances and planning guides tomorrow’s stars
The forecast warns careful handling of money and written dealings tomorrow, urging realism over rosy talk. For those with tomorrow as a birthday, five months of planning could yield year end gains, career prestige in September, and delayed domestic harmony through July and August.
Sunday Messenger and Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger announce daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail delivery options. Rates appear for Ohio and West Virginia subscriptions, with monthly and longer-term pricing and postal classification notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Sune
Ohio & W. Va
Ilsew
Ohio
W. Va
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Charles C. Noble
Mary Baker Foldy
Heinrich Heine
Hal Boyle
James Marlow
By Hatlo
Rosio
George Crane
Sam Dawson
Jersey Standard
Aben Barkley
V.P
Mark Twain
Emperor Jones
Brain Game
Apseyy Sewoyy
Iano Eueanya
Auydry
George Sokolsky
Edwin Jordan
Athens
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