Comment on socialist critique and U.S. aviation view
A reader derides Murray Lincoln and socialist rhetoric as misleading and claims Americans enjoy abundant wealth. The piece critiques income shares, taxation, and perceived hypocrisy of socialists while noting Gen. Twining's Soviet Union aviation tour offers limited insights. It argues Americans learn more from U.S. air shows and cautions against overestimating Soviet progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Lincoln
Athens
Ohio Council On Economic Education
Nathan
Soviet Union
Air Force
Twining
Ansel Talbert
New York Herald Tribune
U.S
Russia
Ussr
Actute
Stalin
West Coast oil prices clash with supply and imports
West Coast demand grows with population and industry while production lags by about 100000 barrels daily. California must import oil from Canada and the Middle East, sparking debate among producers about price hikes and potential competition from natural gas. Solar and faith quotes appear amid the economic discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
West
Coa
California
T. S. Petersen
Standard of Co
Remeecer
United States
Canada
South America
Middle Eas
West Coast
Petersen
Kuwait
Slower Kate Says She Will Step Back From Spotlight
HAL BOYLE profiles Kate Smith after a 25 year run in radio and TV. Smith plans limited appearances yearly, citing fatigue and her manager Ted Collins's health scare as a turning point. She recalls a record-breaking career with millions in earnings, fan letters, and public honors, while noting personal interests in antiques golf and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Kate Smith
Ted Collins
Bing Crosby
Collins
Kate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Aerica
Kathryn Elizabeth Smith
Greenville
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Milo Showcases Immature Traits
A Chicago physician Dr Milo, known for brilliance yet hampered by childhood attitudes, is described as a show-off who flashes a $16,000 roll and loses about $9,000 in two tavern incidents. The piece argues high IQ and profession do not guarantee maturity, and urges empathy and self-view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Milo
George W. Crane
Chicago
Oak Park
Milo
Hades
The Black Widow Spider Peril and Its Bites
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains the black widow, its deadly bite pattern, and how to identify the spider. It lives under logs, in outbuildings, and brightly painted factories. bites cause intense pain and muscle cramps, especially in the abdomen, but calcium injections in the bloodstream offer rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
The Public Forum and Upper Flats Social Roundup
The Public Forum features Helen M. Newton’s poem The Close of Day praising nature and God’s painted sky. Upper Flats notes St marks Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Elmer Newberry’s, new president Arnett Roush, plan to sell light bulbs, and visits from relatives in Pittsburg Dayton and Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Sky
Ark
God
Helen M. Newton
Stewart, Ohio
St. Marks Ladies Aid
Elmer Newberry
Arnett Roush
Frank McDermitt
Joe McCombs
Joey
Patsy
Jimmy
Pittsburgh
P. E. Roush
Robert Steele
Night Ambush on Gobbler Ridge
Frank and allies hold a cliff ledge as Norring’s gunmen close in. La Tour, Lopez, and Emmett move ahead while Jean and Drury prepare fire light to lure the attackers. Frank plans a staged display and vigilance to keep horses safe and buy time for a counter maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Swenson
Norring
Jean
la Tour
Drury
Lopez
Doc
Emmett
Juan
Ted
Ted, You and Rickety
Hyman
Fellows
Hackett
Rafter C
Emmett Cash
Alex
Cliff Rescue Ends In Showdown At Camp
Frank and Jean escape a cliff lift and push toward safety as Emmett and Marigny close in. Cash warns to stop them and reveals Lew Chantry is dead, buried behind Yates’ shack, while the pair struggle to free Jean and thwart the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jean
Marigny
Cash
Lew Chantry
Emmett
Chantry
Yates
Shack
Horoscope Outlook For 1956 And Family Visits
The Stars Say. For Tomorrow Keen thought and action will pay off now. Look for chances in finances and business this month and later in August and November. Personal matters and family relations are highlighted through 1956 with possible recognition in new job routines. A birthday child may inherit talents in mimicry and storytelling. Broadwell hosts and guests include Parsons, White, and Ogg families from Warren, Columbus, and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Frank Parsons
Robert White
Warren
Ohio
Horace Parsons
Columbus
Ralph Westbrook
Marietta
Albert Oct
Ella Ogg
Athens
Jennie
Dorothy Boyd
Vint White
Theodore Farsont
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Matthew Arnold
Fenelon
Crane
Dr. Jordan
the Public Forum
John and
Joe Dunlavy
Mervin Roush
Dayton
By W. Edmunds
Dolly Sense
Emmet
By Galbraith
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