Road plans and Eskimo tales mix in urban travel musings
In a New York feature, Reed Henry from Kotzebue Alaska discusses highway expansion and auto speeds while detailing Eskimo life and a motorboat show visit. He describes his home, language, family of five, and makes vivid notes on culture and urban scale as he critiques speed and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Saul Pett
Yormal Royle
New York
Puppygitwok-Koopuack
Puppygitwok-Koopunck
Reed Henry
Eskimos
Reed
Rabeau
Alaska
Kotzebue
Siberia
Nellie
Pauline
Roderick
Emmett
Shirley Ann
Mildred
Toonoonatook
Koonookok
Immeahluk
Sooyook
Ahweesuk Reed
Kot
Vebue
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
Pamela P aged 37 recounts a 17 year marriage that only recently revived as her husband fell in love after reading a sex guidance bulletin. The piece links marital happiness to education via newspapers and notes broader social aims of reducing divorce through medico psychological guidance. It also weaves in fictional narrative strands about others aboard a river journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Pamela P
Dr. Crane
Jesus
Christ
Crotch
Maddix
Snodgrass
Melott
Queenie Dreyfus
Queenie
River
Lavinsky
Rebirth and Rescue Aboard the Claramore Concluded
On the river the Claramore leans and is damaged after Jamison misjudges a rock. Crotch plans a rescue as passengers are readied for transfer while Ben Goss and Jamison coordinate a careful maneuver to avert catastrophe. Queenie Dreyfus’s fate looms as moral tensions rise aboard the steamship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claramore
Ben Goss
Crotch
Jamison
Overplay of Sheppard case questioned by news writers
A survey of news writers across the country finds near unanimity that the Sheppard murder case was the most overplayed story of 1954. Editors and readers alike discussed how the grisly details dominated coverage amid world events, with debate over guilt and the case becoming a nationwide conversation piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
America
Cleveland
Eisenhower budget outlines cost of government for fiscal 1956
The president sent a multi page budget message to Congress detailing the cost of running the government for fiscal year 1956 starting July 1. Officials say the budget will not be balanced due to Cold War defense costs and a anticipated deficit. Congress will review the figures, cut where possible, and decide on appropriations. The process involves the Budget Bureau, department heads, and both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Legislative Branch
Bureau of the Budget
Budget Bureau
Appropriations Committees
House
Senate
Horoscope Guidance Cautions Careful Practice and Romantic Outlook
The passage urges accuracy and efficiency to counteract carelessness especially in the morning. It notes excellent evening configurations for romance and cultural affairs, and promises a happy birthday year in personal and business terms. It warns about stress in romance in August and praises a child born today as sincere and capable.
Infectious Mononucleosis A Doctor’s Perspective
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses infectious mononucleosis or glandular fever in children and teens. Recurrences occur but full recovery is common. diagnosis relies on blood changes and the heterophile antibody test, while treatment remains supportive with rest. The piece notes potential future rises in severity and frequency. Sea water freezes at about two degrees centigrade below fresh water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Pentecostal dedication draws local and area visitors
Attendees at the dedication of the new Pentecostal church in Zanesville include Rev. Vid Jones and several local families from Murray City New Straitsville Glouster Nelsonville and Columbus. Others noted are Marilyn Huston James Smith Irene Jonas Samantha Mitchell Hattie Cook Lena Keeton Claude Clendenin Bertha Bryan and more with family and social visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Zanesville
Vid Jones
Evan Jones
Philip Delong
New Straitsville
Louis Waddell
Near Glouster
Triphene Morrison
Dan Bucannon
Marilyn Huston
Columbus
James Smith
Irene Jonas
Samantha Mitchell
Hattie Cook
Nelsonville
Bertha Herbst
Claude Clendenin
Lena Keeton
Oscar Johnson
Columbus Hospital
Thelma Hutchins
Charles Shunkwiler
Shunkwiler
Bertha Bryan
Emmett Short
Glouster
Rodney Wilson
Susan
Suzanne
Elizabeth Swyers
Jerry Thompson
Bobby Kruger
Michael
Susan Wilson
Morris Dupler
Raymond Huston
Lidwina
Jay Huston
Pomeroy
Johnnie Wright
Roger
Buchtel
Frank McKee
Thompson
Howard Craft
Weather Complaining Or Not We Face The Day
The note urges readers to accept changeable weather with a positive outlook. It references cold and rain and contrasts discomfort with gratitude for sunshine and rain provided by God. The message encourages living each day with cheerful acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Frick
Pomeroy
Rid 3
Jan
Radio Schedule Highlights Busy Columbus Huntington Cincinnati Listings
A dense listing of radio stations in Columbus Huntington Cincinnati and nearby towns with a detailed daily schedule from morning through late night including AM FM times and program names such as News Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Grocho Marx and Abbott episodes. The guide notes station call letters frequencies and shows across multiple networks and local programs.
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Jim
Irving
Goss
China Boy
By Edmunds Claussen
Bieroto
Edmunds Clowsson
Stendard Publications
Bee
World Today
Ds Aoe
By James Marlow
By Galbraith
Tammeorton
the Public Forum
ABC
WCOL
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WOUI
Abc-East
Abe
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe the Cheraliers
Dinah Shore
FBI
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
Groucho Marxr
Perry Como
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Abe Amos Andy
Che Record Room
Fibber & Molly
Abe Mr
Keen
Chs
Gildersleeve
Keys
Margaret McBride
Abe ‘Rodfrey
Johnny Olsen
Abe Tom Moore
Cbsueen
Cbe
Ted Steele
Pauline Frederick
Lopez
Martin Brock
Abe Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff—cbe
Abe Bruce
Dan
Midwest
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