Confidence Cries From Congress Over Deficit Plans and Politics
The piece attacks Democrat leadership for pursuing higher deficits and new programs to win votes, comparing it to a Sputnik panic. It notes policy splits among economists and urges confidence in government and national stability as the key to sensible action.
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Joint Economic Committee of the House
United States
Home Town News Shapes Our Daily Lives
A reflective note on the value of local reporting over distant events. The author argues that readers prioritize deaths, weddings, births, and community happenings, and praises home town journalists for capturing everyday life and local generosity.
Tragic miscalculation as Hitler becomes chancellor in 1933
The article reflects on January 30 1933 when Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor and the misjudged hope that the Nazi movement would quickly fail. It notes Germany’s unstable republic, Papen's claim that Hindenburg could curb Hitler, and Hitler’s rapid slide toward dictatorship and the lasting consequences.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Franz von Papen
von Hindenberg
The literary cocktail party described by Jim Bishop
A memo like portrait of a literary cocktail party where guests, editors, and authors mingle from 6 to 9 pm. Bartenders, a waiter, and a book launch dominate the scene as authors face mixed praise and sharp wit. The atmosphere shifts from introductions to bar chatter and posthumous critiques.
Case History of a Psychiatrist Tommy and Sue
Dr. George W. Crane argues parents should limit but not omit corporal punishment to curb unsocial behavior. He cites Tommy and Sue misbehaving on a grand piano and urges firm, age appropriate discipline to teach fair play and social norms.
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George W. Crane
National Research Council
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Art of Bullfighting At Low Ebb in Mexico
Mexico City reports bullfighting dwindles as matadors wane and bulls vary in quality. Sports compete for fans with prizefighting baseball and soccer while the Plaza Mexico fights strike closures roll on. A revival hinges on a new idol such as Gaona Manolete or Arruza.
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Mexico
Jack Rutledge
Hal Boyle
Mexico City
Rodolfo Gaona
Armillita
Iard
Spain
Carlos Arruza
Manolete
Luis Miguel Dominguin
Arruza
Dominguin
Plaza
Gaona
Diplomatic Mother Restores Peace Between Two Daughters
A mother negotiates peace between two sisters ages 17 and 14 after a tense day. The 14-year-old is put to bed early, a phone call sparks jealousy, and the older sister threatens violence before the mother reveals the truth about a hangover. A light note follows about a cat book dealer selling out and requesting 100 more copies.
Widowed mother of ten becomes Catholic nun at Adoration Convent
A 62 year old Washington Mi widow with ten children entered cloister life as Sister Gertrude at Adoration Convent. She followed nine of her children into Catholic religious orders, marking a rare family religious devotion. Pineapples grow from slips and are not typically propagated in other ways. Pepper prices in the Middle Ages spurred Portuguese search for a sea route to India per Britannica.
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Gertrude
Adoration Convent
India
Britannica
Upward Pressure in Washington Ties to White House Steps
A critical look at how White House influence shapes Congressional committees. The piece traces how investigations into industry raids and political pressure led to resignations, sabotage, and censorship, culminating in Morris’s exit and broader bipartisan fear of presidential meddling.
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Schwartz
White House
Schwertz
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Joe Lost
Dr. Schwartz
Robert Morris
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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Rapp-Coudert
Naval Intelligence
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State Department
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Arthur Watkins
Utah
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New Jersey
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Egypt
Herbert Norman
Lester Pearson
Norman
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FCC
Eugene Garey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garey
Campaigns' Funds Uses Are Explained
The 1957 Red Cross drive raised 85 million dollars with 24 million Americans enrolled as members. United Community Campaigns set new records by collecting 412 million dollars last year.
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United Community
Stars and Health Campaigns Highlight Public Involvement
The piece notes zodiac guidance for daily tasks and future gains, plus ongoing public health campaigns. It cites Heart Association data on heart disease deaths in 1956, boosts from March of Dimes support, and safety progress from the National Safety Council, urging citizen participation.
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American Heart Association
United States
National Safety Council
Asan Fla
U. S. Public Health Service
March of Dimes
U. S. Forest Service
John Q
The Athens Messenger Classifieds and Delivery Rates
The Athens Messenger lists daily, Sunday, and mail delivery options with prices. Rates include daily and Sunday by carrier, mail subscriptions for Ohio and neighboring states, and standard class matter under postal regulations.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio & W
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