Hidden Drama of a Stroke in Western Families
Hal Boyle discusses the quiet, emotional impact of stroke on middle aged fathers and their families. He urges balancing care with independence, urging loved ones to bridge the gap between who the person was and who they become, through patience and affection.
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Jim
Optimism in Western Europe as U S aid aids recovery
George Sloan reports from Paris that Western Europe shows renewed stability with Greece and Austria still inflamed by inflation but France and Britain improving. He credits American aid and Ike’s leadership for morale, while Pinay’s France strengthens governance and defense goals lag, easing pressures. The tone warns Soviet risks remain but U S forces deter aggression in Korea.
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George Sloan
U.S
Sloan
Eisenhower
Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
S S United States Debuts as Fastest Large Passenger Vessel
The S S United States, built by Newport News Ship building and Drydock Co and operated by United States Lines, is described as the largest American built passenger craft and likely the fastest liner afloat. Its design enables quick conversion to troop carriage, allowing a full division of men. Remarks praise American prowess and citizen initiative.
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S.S. United States
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
United States Lines
Debates Seen As Cure For Presidential Campaigns
Column argues for full dress TV debates among Taft Eisenhower and other hopefuls after party conventions. It recalls Lincoln-Douglas exchanges and notes radio's rise, urging candidates to face voters directly, with clear, extended dialogue to reveal character and policy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Robert Taft
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Chicago
Lincoln
Douglas
Illinois
Senate
Manly Grief and a Chance Meeting on a Farm Road
Johnny Hamilton III, grieving his father's death, avoids his problems with speed until a near wreck leads him to a flat tire encounter with Carol O'Shea. She discovers his identity and their mutual charm grows as they connect over loss and family ties at the Nystrom farm.
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Johnny
John McLaren Hamilton III
Nystrom
Jarvis
Dad
Hamilton
America
Carol O'Shea
Carol
Balancing for Turbulent Times Warned for Tomorrow
The text advises careful analysis and stable judgment as sudden, radical events loom. It suggests birthdays may bring an exciting, challenging year with unusual experiences and dubious adventures. It highlights the value of poised, impartial thinking to uncover worthwhile outcomes and profits from singular talents.
The Nicest Thing About TV For Hosts
A lighthearted view on television as a tool for entertaining guests while the host rests. The note suggests TV offers convenience and relaxation, framing viewing as a quiet complement to social gatherings.
Inside the Republican Party A Split Deepens Across the GOP
The piece analyzes a Taft Ike split with Taft on the far right and isolationist, Eisenhower more liberal yet not a liberal on all fronts. It notes convention tactics, regional strength, and a rising party division that may affect the election. It cites editorial doubt and pre election enthusiasm effects, with California registration shifts as a sign of momentum.
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Europe
Taft
Eisenhower
Middle West
Far West
New York Times
Chicago
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Indiana
California
Truman Invoked Taft-Hartley in Nine Labor Disputes
The 1947 Taft-Hartley Act has been used by President Truman nine times to appoint inquiry boards during 80-day cooling-off periods. Cases spanned AFL and CIO disputes including Oak Ridge atomic workers, United Mine Workers pensions, and maritime labor fights with injunctions and settlements varying from wage raises to contract terms.
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Washington
Truman
American Federation of Labor
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Council of Atomic Energy
Union Carbide and Chemical Co
NLRB
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Presidential Board
Lewis
Taff-Hartley Board
CIO
AFL
Gulf
East Coasts
The
Kennecot
Radio Schedule Items From a Historic Network Lineup
A dense list of radio programs and time slots detailing news, sports, dramas, comedies, music, and talk shows across multiple networks and stations. The schedule spans early morning through evening with entries for news broadcasts, soap operas, game shows, mystery dramas, concerts, and special features.
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Abe-Chs
Abe-Mbs-Case Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe News
Cbs News
Abe News
Abe
Mbs
Abe Diabriel Heatter
Cbes
Scarlet Pimpernel
Cbs Times Square
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Barrie Craig
Abe Mr. and
Mrs. North
Cbe Kathi Norris
Abe Dr. Kildaire
Steve Allen
Abe Strawhat
Cbs News & Music
Kenton
Cba
All
Television Schedule Highlights from Early TV Guide Fragments
Readable listings show WLW C3 WSAZ and other stations with daily time blocks. Programs include Liberace Capitol News Garent Grayson Wayne, Dolly, News, Weather and a mix of dramas, game shows, talk, and sports across channels 3 5 6 10.
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Wlw-C
Channel 3
Capitol News
Garnet Grayson
Liberace
Caravan News
Louisville
Larry Vincent
New York
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
Bar
Corral
Joe Hill
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Circle Theater
M—Maida's Kitchen
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
Mike and
Buff
Perry Como
WYN
Captain Video
Beulah
Mrs. Eells
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George W. Curtis
Britain
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NEA Service, Inc
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Ed Nystrom
Dick Turner
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My Story
Lopez
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WCCL
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WBNS
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Charleston
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WHKC
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WOU
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