Eisenhower plan eyed as UN power gap deepens in Middle East
The piece argues Ike’s Middle East proposal hinges on using America's military might to back UN aims, noting UN limits, possible parallels to Korea, and the risk of entrenching U.S. commitment for oil interests. It warns of potential overreach if Britain’s oil influence pulls allies into a dangerous course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations
Russia
America
Korea
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Israel
Egypt
Hungary
U.S
Uncle Sam
Old England
Washington
Congress
Dulles
Nasser
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Iraq
Middle Eastern
Dictionary of Charlestonese Adds Local Flavor to Understanding
HAL BOYLE highlights regional speech in Charleston in a playful column noting Charlestonian English is understood locally but puzzling to outsiders. Examples illustrate terms like abode for wooden plank and certain phrases for asking permission or common actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Brooklyn
Maine
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
Mary D a 23 year old wife reflects on marriage life in a college town and urges young couples to join a local church to build roots. The piece argues homesickness affects students and spouses, leading to neglect of studies and marriage, and stresses conscious effort to create a home through community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Mary D
Larry
Mamma
Daddy
Mary
Local notes and visitors fill Chesterhill area pages
Mrs Pearl Calendine returns from New Lyne Station to care for her mother Mrs Anna McCain. Amesville residents Mrs Sadie Wilson and Mrs Carrie Wilson admitted to Drake Rest Home. Dale Lochary and family back in Allensville after Christmas break. Lochary works in oil fields. Barbara Bowman resumes teaching in Middletown as speech correctionist. Marian Bode and son Allen visit Chicago then home. Ronald Starling and Barney Newton voyage along east and west coasts and visit aunt Mrs Harvey Calendine in Mobile. Diena Brower cares for Charles Thomas at Ethel Work home. Work cooks in school cafeteria. Religious notes on married couples Sunday class and romantic routines included. Also a nondescript dating ad offer for a 200-point test for husbands and wives. RADCLIFF notes cover Wilton Study Club gathering and guest list, and several Christmas visits to Columbus and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Carrie Wilson
Amesville
Drake Rest
Dale Lochary
Allensville
Lochary
Barbara Bowman
Carl J. Bowman
Middletown
Marian Bode
Allen
Chicago
Ronald Starling
Barney Newton
Florida
Ronald
Harvey Calendine
Mobile
Ala
Diena Brower
Charles Thomas
Ethel Work
Family Tensions Grow at Blue Jay Cove Hospital
Dr. Alex Ward, new Blue Jay Cove resident, tends duties as Miss Lenotre Black, a mysterious hospital patient, enters treatment as an outpatient. Cass argues with Aunt Cordy over control and household roles, while Cass decorates her space and plans a family tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ward
Blue Jay Cove
Lenotre Black
Cass
Alex
Cordy
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birth Day Prospects
The writing outlines how tomorrow’s progress hinges on personal approach and cooperation with associates. Benefits may come in the afternoon through study and conferences, with a need for calm persuasion rather than forcing opinions. For birthdays, a five month window favors ambitious goals and favorable cooperation, plus an upward financial trend late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociates
Wilson and World War I era Peace Efforts Examined
A centennial look at Woodrow Wilson portrays his leadership during World War I and the push for the League of Nations. Critics argue American hesitation doomed the treaty and League. The piece notes Wilson’s influence, limits, and the long view of his historic role.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
America
League of Nations
League
White House
Earth
Rheumatic Arthritis Advances and Treatments Highlighted
The article notes rising interest in rheumatic diseases, the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, and the varied course of rheumatoid arthritis. It discusses onset in twenties to thirties, pregnancy relief, mental influence, cortisone and ACTH trials, and the role of gold salts with careful supervision in managing symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
American Rheumatism Association
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Local Social Notes From Tuppers Plains Area
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown and children of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs Tom Perrin and Mrs Ora Caldwell. John Torrence of Columbus visited his wife’s mother Mrs Myrtle Frost. Carrie Bahr returned home after visits in Delaware and Marengo. Jim Stout stationed in Texas spent holidays with his wife Dorothy. Mrs Ethel Arbaugh and son Wesley visited in Columbus. Edgar Dorst and son Tommy of Sumner spent New Year’s Eve with Wayne Brickles. Anna Lee Torrence of Cincinnati visited Roland Torrence. Norma Dean of Chester visited her son in law Mr Gordon Chevalier. Evelyn Brickles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Roscoe Brown
Dayton
Tom Perrin
Ora Caldwell
John Torrence
Columbus
Wesley
Edgar Dorst
Tommy
Sumner
Wayne Brickles
Anna Lee Torrence
Cincinnati
Roland Torrence
Norma Dean
Chester
Gordon Chevalier
Evelyn Brickles
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Ashley Cooper
Charleston
Ifa
DR. Crane
Chesterhill
Pearl Calendine
New Lyne Station
Anna McCain
Radcliff
Everett Shank
Kenny
Eletha Pierce
Sue Zinn
Shirley Camp
Alva Collins
John Palmer
C. E. Pierce
Dan Shelton
Sarah Bacus
Roy Wright
Alene Head
Daphine McLaughlin
Gladys Peirce
CLONM
Beawk Jaw Cove
By Elizabeth Seifert
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Service
Will
Cordy Ward
Marcy
Aunt Cordy
Renoir
Cassatt
Pauline Hartmann
World Today
By James Marlow
A. Lawrence
Lowell
Selflove
Rochefoucauld
By Jimmy Hatlo
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