Intellectual failure blamed on American intellectuals by French critic
French writer Raymond-Leopold Bruckberger argues American intellectuals fail to champion liberty and truth about the United States. He urges Americans to present a fuller, more balanced view while recognizing flaws, emphasizing freedoms as central to the American experiment and its global impact.
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Raymond-Leopold Bruckberger
Harpers Magazine
America
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Libert
Bruckberg
Fsh
Oberger
State Department
India
Voic
Immigration reform debate and McCarran-Walter act
The article analyzes a presidential immigrant policy push to liberalize the McCarran-Walter Immigration Act of 1952. It notes proposals by Acting Attorney General Rogers and Justice Department input, aims to raise the quota base from one sixth of one percent of the 1920 white population to one seventh of one percent of the 1950 census, and discusses potential electoral implications and historical context.
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Raseniewers
Congress
Department of Justice
Immigration and Naturalization Service
I Do Now Noted Oddities From a Columnist
JY HAL BOYLE shares a collage of surprising facts and anecdotes from 1950s to 1956, touching on birth costs, child feeding, Olympic records, office work roles, diet shifts, pencils, and cultural tidbits. It blends humorous observations with rapid-fire trivia.
Uncertainties clouding Eisenhower era outlook on Wall Street
The piece surveys how investors question President Eisenhower's political future and the wartime alliance dynamics. It notes stock trading remains cautious as debates over defense spending foreign aid and diplomacy shape market sentiment and create nerves on the exchange. There is no definitive forecast as uncertainty reigns in the postwar era.
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New York
Eisenhower
The
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Gettysburg
White House
Anin
Eden
Far East
Middle E
America
Wall Street
Dr Crane Explores Marriage Roles and Family Ties
Psychiatrist Dr W Crane discusses marital dynamics and the balance between romantic desire and maternal duty. Aimed at guiding couples through misconceptions about sex appetite and parenting, the piece cites views on how parental focus shapes relationships and child welfare. It also notes local social notices of marriages and family visits in Thurman and nearby towns.
Delirium Tremens Described By Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan explains delirium tremens as a serious complication of long term heavy drinking. Attacks last several days with insomnia fever sweating violent or nonviolent symptoms and vivid hallucinations. Abstinence from alcohol is essential and DTs can be cured though tragic consequences for families and workers abound.
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Warfates
W. Crane
Margaret M
Baptism Debate Sparks Reader Letter on New Testament Verse
A reader critiques Dr George Crane for misinterpreting baptism methods arguing scripture supports immersion only. The letter cites Colossians Romans Acts and Ephesians and urges readers to study Matthew Mark Luke and John for context.
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Paeef the Baptist
Jesus
Mark
Crane
Richard Bates Hens
Just a Corpse at Twilight
A sheriff and a state welfare investigator discuss a murder scene after Alice is killed at a farm. They suspect a concealed culprit left slug evidence and plan a stakeout while Horace is recalled from Steel City. The deputy mingles with local life as tension builds toward pursuit.
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Steel City
Ld Goose
Alice
Industrial Welfare Commission
Dea
Energy Drives Ambition For Tomorrow's Stars
Tomorrow brings strong energy and ambition that may test patience with delays from obstacles. Diplomacy helps progress in domestic matters and homemakers can pursue planned changes like new equipment, furniture rearrangement, or sorting and discarding. A child born today will be sympathetic and affectionate.
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Lou
Local Visits and Family Affairs Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs J Cote trill visits her children in Columbus while Mr and Mrs Paul Crosby and their daughter Paula stay with Crosby in Columbus for the weekend. Brenda Kay Parsons joins Mrs A O Woodall family in Gallipolis as Mrs Ernest Pridemore from Kentucky visits her parents Watha Farley and others in the area. Calvin Roberts from La Grande visits his daughter Unree during a brief illness. L B Terry and Opal Smith attend John De vault funeral in Wilkesville as Sherry Cottrill visits Patsy Terry. Verna Woodall is also mentioned in the week’s notes.
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J. Cote Trill
Columbus
Paul Crosby
Paula
Crosby
Brenda Kay
J. A. Parsons
A. 0. Woodall
Gallipolis
Ernest Pridemore
Kentucky
Watha Farley
Calvin Roberts
la Grande
Mrs. Unree
Roberts
L. B. Terry
Opell Smith
Wilkesville
John Devault
Sherry Cottrill
Patsy Terry
Verna Woodall
Radio Guide Listing With Time Fragment
A jagged OCR style radio schedule fragment lists several programs with times and odd spellings. The text references shows like Dawnmebe Second Chance and Whispering Street but is garbled and hard to parse for exact titles or airings.
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