GREED FOR POWER AND THE FATE OF PERON IN ARGENTINA
The piece argues Juan Peron aims to consolidate power by crushing rival groups including labor, press, and the Catholic church. It notes his slow progress, recent moves to separate church and state, and warns that freedom rests on a strong church as a curb. It also quotes Charles B. Schuman condemning government ownership of business and praising free enterprise amid rising socialism concerns. The biblical reference underscores faith in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Jeron
Argentina
Peron
Labor
The
Press
Church
Labor Party
la Prensa
Fee
Catholic Church
Hitler
Germany
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Schuman
Mr. Schuman
Chicago
TVA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Shuman
Congress
Not Together By Edson Sees Summit Goals In Tension
Analysis contrasts Dulles and Molotov views on the Gen ta Big Four meeting at Geneva. Dulles urges UN compliance and veto limits while Molotov advocates a 1956 world disarmament conference and broad trade talks, revealing stark policy gaps and unlikely consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Genta
Geneva
Inter
Eisenhower
U. S
John Foster Dulles
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
Sseoretary
Dulles
Korea
Indo-China
Formosa
Molotov
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia
Collective Defense ‘Treaty Organization
Russia
Far East
Red China
Soviet Union
Johnson’s heart attack reshapes presidential prospects
Washington reports Senator Lyndon B. Johnson suffered a weekend heart attack. The piece notes the impact on a potential 1956 or later bid, his Senate leadership role, and the uncertainty of his return. It discusses the political handicap for a candidate with a heart condition and the demanding life of a presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
White House
Johnson
Case History of a Psychiatrist Warns About Impotence Cause
Dr George W Crane discusses male impotence and its links to weight, alcoholism, and sexual fear. He notes alcohol and obesity as common preconditions, urges wives to adopt more assertive roles to curb "platonic" marriages, and criticizes testosterone shots as ineffective without behavioral change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Homer K
Homer
DDT Safety And Handling Advice From Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan discusses DDT as a wartime insect killer now used widely. He notes acquired resistance in some insects, limited human cases of acute poisoning, skin irritation, and blood disturbances. Proper use requires avoiding inhalation and skin contact, wearing a mask when handling, and keeping liquid away from skin or children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumnan
Astrological Forecast Highlights Personal Growth and Finances
The reading urges wakefulness and seizing opportunities, advising focus on core matters and avoiding conflicts. It highlights favorable evenings with like minded people, and notes birthday risks of overspending in August. September favors career, while late 1985 emphasizes relationships and social life. early 1956 hints at prudent investments and long term projects. A birthday child is portrayed as logical, intelligent and unusually responsible.
Death Has Four Lives by Brett Halliday
Michael Shayne and Tim Rourke chase a coded love letter clue from Lucy Hamilton to uncover Saltair Street Miami. The dying message leads to a tense Bay area stakeout where Lucy is found and Shayne resolves the mystery while guiding Rourke to a timely scoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Halliday
Will Gentry
Timothy Rourke
Helmer
Fisco
Michael Shayne
Tve
Lucy
Ouldat
Switaer
Shayne
Gia
Will
Iris
Mike
Saltah Street
Miami
Gentry
Soustrung
Tim
Lene Bristow
Rourke
Biscayne Bay
Lucy Hamilton
Angel
Chael
Michael
Saltoir Street
Suey
The Public Forum Poem on Creation and Temptation
The piece presents a rhymed religious reflection by Alice Frick Pomeroy from Rural Route 3. It retells Genesis with emphasis on God creating heaven and earth, the first man and wife, the Garden, and the Tree of Life, ending with humanity tasting both joy and strife due to disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Frick
Asbury Visitors Highlight Distant Relatives and Local Guests
A local social note lists numerous visitors and extended family members from Asbury and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Opal Marstiller, Mabel Marstiller, Mary Cox, and many Denny and Klinebriel relatives, with frequent travel between Nelsonville Columbus Miamisburg and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Bert Marstiller
Opal Marstiller
Mary Cox
Mabel
Webster Newlun
Pamilia Newlun
Cleveland
Pearl Newlun
McQuire
Nelsonville
Wilson
Woodrow
William Feyh
Caron
James
Columbus
Tough
Jerry
Tom Denny
Dixie
Sylvia
Kay
Lydia Marstiller
Sandra Baker
Ralph Ogle
Logan
Medith Roan
Willard Ream
Bud Bennet
Robert Denny
Frank Denny
Westly Denny
Harold Denny
Vid Dorman
Fred Denburger
Henry ‘Denny
James Denny
Floyd Arnold
Vernon Arnold
Tavern Arnold
Beverly
Hartman
Sion
Radio Programs and Schedules From Hoboston July
Radio lineup lists morning programs and features including Breakfast Club Easy Does It News and breaks. It highlights serials Ted Malone Ted Steele Show Pauline Frederick and Bandstand with music and variety time slots across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Abe
Johnny
Malone
Abe Tarcheon
Sardi's
Mbe
Ted Steele
Pauline Prederienbe
Wonderful City
Thetty Crockerma
Martin Block
Mike and
Butt
Ebe
Ace
Dasembe
Midwest
Abeombe
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Athens
Wes
Canrier Bey
DR. Crane
Anomer
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Ars
Shaytve
the Public Forum
God
Pomeroy, R. D
Isiting
Ronald Marstiller
Charles ‘Howard
Betsy
Barbara Adams
Guy Dishong
Custer Wend
Harry’ Dishong
Danny
Pamela
Charles
Edward Newton
Leo
Jerry Nny
Rita Klinebriels
Russell Klineries
T. Ee. Thomas
Tommy
William Stalder
the Plains
Charles Joliey
Glass
Emma Bockley
William Klinebriel
Wilford Pyle
Miamasburg
Arthu Klinebriel
Wilbur Kiinebriel
Freddie
Rusell Kiinebeel
Mishra
Morgan
Gordon
Custer
Mbaowaet
Quien Rae
Hobston Mabe
Abe ‘Amons
Andy
NBC
Tooke
Cbs
WAT
Seston
Orkersure
Omer
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