Which Way for U S Defense Burden in Europe
The piece weighs whether the United States should bear the cost of maintaining a Middle East guard while European allies falter. It notes Britain may pull troops from West Germany and France and West Germany face economic strains, prompting questions on NATO plans and atomic sharing. It also analyzes GOP shifts under H Meade Alcorn Jr. and Eisenhower influence ahead of 1958 60 elections.
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U.S
Mideast
Europe
Great Britain
West Germany
NATO
North Africa
Congress
Midwest
Russia
America
Paul Whiteman recalls the roaring Jazz Age and its excesses
In a 1920s nostalgia piece, Paul Whiteman the “King of Jazz” reflects on his career from Denver to New York. He recalls leading a 46 member orchestra, peak earnings, lavish parties, and his role in popularizing jazz with Gershwin and Europe tours. He blames fat-headed bandleaders for the decline of big bands.
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New York
Westbrook Pegler
Paul Whiteman
Paul
Hippodrome
Arturo Toscanini
Pops” Whiteman
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Texas
Clarence MacKay
Long Island
Florida
Philadelphia
George Gershwin
Europe
No Handicap Boosts Meyner Prospects as Family Man
The article argues that New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner's marriage to Helen Stevenson enhances his political appeal for a 1960 presidential run and re election prospects. It notes public preference for a stable, ceremonial head and the role of family image in signaling national vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Helen Stevenson
Meyner
U S Expands Missile Testing Range With Brazilian Help
The United States outlines plans to establish a long range missile test range from Florida through the Caribbean to the South Atlantic. Brazil grants use of an island for a tracking station as part of the project amid fears of Soviet missile development.
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America
Russia
U.S
Florida
Caribbean
South Atlantic
Brazil
Bank Rise Shows Big Banks Expand Assets and Deposits
The nation’s top banks with assets of one billion dollars or more total 62.4 billion, up about a billion from last year. Commercial loans rose 18 percent to 30.4 billion, while profits and loans grew faster than assets. Bank of America leads with nearly 10 billion in assets, with eight New York banks over three billion. Detroit Bank and Trust enters the billion-dollar club.
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New York
Federal Reserve System
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
West Coast
Bank of America
First National of Chicago
Continental Ilinois
National of
Detroit Bank and Trust
Utilities Lead Stock Market As Industrials Slump
In New York the public utility common shares outpace industrials and rails as utility prices rise steadily over three months. Analysts credit rate controls for stable profits, while growth stocks show volatility and the overall AP index lags late-October levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Case History on Loneliness and Mental Momentum
Case T387 presents Retta M who reports moody spells and loneliness while married four years. Dr. Crane explains low morning activity and caffeine as factors, urging action to create psychological momentum through deliberate activity and positive imitation. The piece emphasizes practical steps to lift mood and confidence.
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George W. Crane
Retta M
Retta
Health Qs From Readers On Youth, Habits And Hearing
A medical column discusses teen weight lifting risks and long term health effects, eye color genetics, a teenage girl's morning hoarseness, a grandson’s hand chewing habit, ear wax care for children, and brief notes on Truman Library land offer and a call to outlaw Communists in the Philippines.
Tomorrow’s Horoscope Promises Activity and Growth
The Stars Say tomorrow offers a lively day with rewards for mature effort and possible attainment through cooperation with elders. Evening social and cultural activities are favored. If today is your birthday in 1957, career prospects look strong but depend on ambition and seizing opportunities. October and November show financial peaks, with November bringing hopeful news and plans. Watch health and nervous tension late in the month. A child born today is highly intuitive and a keen judge of character.
Manger for In Jaw Cove
Marcy and a mysterious young man linger in the Haven hall as storm rain drives all into the house. Cass frets over plans and a supper while Jake Alex and others manage guests amid darkness and a thunder crash. To Be Continued.
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Marcy
the Haven
Cass
Alex
Will Ivory
Will
Gondah
Marey
Cordy
Backey
Jake
Aunt Cordy
Becky
Backy
The Public Forum Poem by Jessie A Whisman
A poem reflects on a crystal globe of ice and a spring hope as the speaker gazes at glassy ice and sighs thrice. Notes Athens R. D. 4 Jessie A. Whisman appear as attribution.
Local Fire Department Honored for Saving Home
The Messenger notes appreciation for the Waterloo Fire Department and loyal neighbors who helped save a home on the morning of January 17. Signatories are Fred J. Burt, W. H. Burt, and C. H. Burt from New Marshfield.
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the Messenger
Waterloo Fire Department
Fred J. Burt
W. H. Burt
C. H. Burt
New Marshfield
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H. Meade Alcorn, Jr
Connecticut
GOP
Leonard Hall
Alcorn
Eisenhower
By Sam Dawson
NEA Service, Inc
DR. Crane
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Truman Library
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Communist Party
Jaw Cove
By Elizabeth Seifert
NEA
Ethel Goss
Newark
Eliza Kline
Emma V. Meyer
Logan
Clarence Green
Hocking Valley Hospital
Lancaster
Helen McBerry
Emma _ Primmes
Georgia
Dave Woltz
Bob Thornton
Emma Meyer
Opal Mosure
Janie Edwards
J. E. Woltz
Sterl Bowers
Columbus
Effie Woltz
the Public Forum
Athens R. D
Jessie A. Whisman
Otis
Titus
Jimmy ‘Hat
UIS
Thanx
Criscoli
Las Vegas
Ney
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