Beware the saviors and scare campaigns in politics
The piece condemns fear based appeals in campaigns and warns against portraying any party as sole saviors. It argues both major parties pursue the nation's welfare while rejecting the notion that defeat equals catastrophe or that Americans must fear economic or military ruin. It urges restraint and belief in shared democratic processes.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Hoover
Hitler
United States
America
Truman faces steel strike fallout and court clash
Three months after Truman seized steel mills over a strike, the Supreme Court ruled the seizure illegal and mills returned to owners. Now idle plants threaten broader economy as mobilization warns the loss erodes gains from postwar expansion, while political stalemate shadows emergency actions.
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Truman
U. S
Supreme Court
Office of Defence Mobilization
Korea
Washington
Cio-United Steelworkers
NLRB
Chicago
National Lost Sleep Week At Republican Convention
The piece decries wasted man hours during the national convention due to television coverage. It notes how TV cameras filled channels and hotel rooms while convention activity dominated schedules. It also suggests a “National Lost Sleep Week” concept as a humorous coping idea.
Office Parade of Quitting Time Characters
HAL BOYLE depicts office workers as traveling parades at quitting time. The Clock Watcher, Two Hoary Philosophers, Worried Suburbanite, Fiddle-Faddier, Beat-The-Gun Artist, Day Dreamer, Femme Fatale Stenographer, Office Wolfe, The Boss, and The Ambitious Vassal each depart with distinct habits showing fatigue after a long day, shaping the homeward journey.
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Homer
Wolfe
John Barrymore
MacArthur’s Convention Moment Fades as Political Paths Close
Gen. MacArthur’s speech at the Republican National Convention drew only a modest ovation and later yawns. Analysts say his chances for the White House or vice presidency ended when Eisenhower secured the nomination, with MacArthur clearly aging and unlikely to be considered in 1956.
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Washington
Gen. MacArthur
Ohio
MacArthur
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
White House
Hoover
sanctity of contract in Danish Russia tanker deal
The article notes Denmark delivered a 13 000 ton tanker to Russia and faced U S pressure on aid but has honored a prior contract. It compares Italy and the Netherlands shipping behind the Iron Curtain and argues Denmark’s need to do business with someone, despite Western strains. It suggests finding a Western partner to respect contracts and avoid condemning Denmark.
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Denmark
Russia
Washington
U. S
Italy
Netherlands
United States
England
America
Doctor's Comments on Gout and Marine Case
The article discusses gout, its prevalence in men, heredity links, and dietary triggers. It notes spring and fall attacks, severe acute pain at the toe, and urate crystal deposits. Treatment ideas include cortisone, ACTH, diet, and avoiding purines and alcoholic drinks. questions remain about resuming active duty.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Marine Corps
Korea
Eisenhower’s shifting duty view before 1952 nomination
Timeline tracks Dwight D. Eisenhower’s wavering sense of duty from 1947 to 1952. Key moments include letters to Gen. Bedell Smith and Leonard Finder, later public signals from SHAPE near Paris, and his 1952 campaign path leading to nomination on the first ballot.
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Eisenhower
Gen
Walter Bedell Smith
Kevin McCann
Abilene
New Hampshire
Leonard V. Finder
Columbia
Ike
Paris
Truman
New York Times
Sen. Lodge
Golly
Minnesota
Cision
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stars Forecast a Day of Cautious Progress and Tact
The reading urges careful, tactful action to advance goals with cooperation. It notes possible unique personal challenges for those born today and valuing intuitive judgment for wise decisions. A child born today is described as tactful, discerning, with a progressive outlook.
When a Boy Complains Sunday School Is Too Hot
A light editorial note suggests a boy’s complaint about heat at Sunday school may simply reflect a girl he meets there being away on vacation with her family. NEA
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Nea
Red Dean Renews Germ War Charges in Korea
The Red Dean of Canterbury defies critics and renews charges of U S airmen waging germ warfare in Korea. At a Britain China Friendship Association meeting in London he cites evidence from a trip to Peking.
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London
Canterbury
U. S
Korea
Britain-China Friendship Association
Hewlett Johnson
Peiping
Cadiz Crash Fatality Claims Hanna Coal Official
Hariion Arlo Frost, 47, superintendent of haulage for Hanna Coal Co., was killed Thursday when his car veered off a 35 foot embankment three miles south of Cadiz. In Springfield, blind volunteers join Operation Skywatch to aid local safety efforts.
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Cadiz
Hariion Arlo Frost
Hanna Coal Co
Harrison
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Here
Blind Aid
SKY Watch
Springfield
Skywatch
I Cant Cry Now In A Isolated Murder Tale
Katy Elmo, main suspect in Agnes Jerome’s death, is allowed home under watch as deputies monitor her. Her brother Chris was shot the night before amid suspicions of burglary, while Agnes’s death hints at a hidden truth. Katy recalls fear, loyalty, and a web of suspects as the case unfolds.
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Katy Elmo
Agnes Jerome
Katy
Chris
Agnes
Link Murphy
Ted
Agnes Perome
Johnny
Major
Deputy Donnell
Scott
Miss Elmo
Donnell
Peter Donnell
Elmo
Ledbetter
Dave Argus
Dave
Deputy Argus
Henry Ledbetter
Mason Avenue
Television Schedule Highlights Across Stations
Listing of WLWC WTVN WBNS and WSaz TV programs for Friday and Saturday evenings with hourly blocks from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am. Includes news, weather, films, sports, theater, and children's programming across multiple channels and dates.
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WLWC
Channel 3
Capitol News
Garnet Grayson
We the People
Larry Vincent
Silver Theater
TV Ranchhouse
Golden Theater
Paul Whiteman
Wbns-Tv
Channel 106
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
Arthur Murray
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Flash Gordon
Sammy Kaye
Pepper
Armcohair Theater
News Caravan
Hollywood Playhouse
Reds
Phillies
Playhouse of Stars
Radio Schedule Highlights Mixed Programs Across Networks
Friday and Saturday listings show a dense timetable of news, sports, dramas, variety shows, music, and special features across networks such as abe cbs mbs nbe and others. Notable items include Mario Lanza Show, Lone Ranger Drama, Bob and Ray, Archies, Space Patrol, and Bandstand with multiple morning to late evening blocks and special broadcasts.
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Reds
Joe Hill
Bob and
Ray
WTVN
Gothio
Eddie Arnold
Nbe-Ebe
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Rpt
Abe-Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe Waxworks
Cbs News
Abe News
Mbs
Abe
Cbs Evening
Musicland USA
Tbs
Bob & Ray
F.B.L
Mario Lanza
Cbs Newsstand
Abe Steve Allen
Armed Forces Review
Cbe
Cbs Abe
Nets
Archie Andrewa
Mary Lee Taylor
Cbs Space Patrol
Cbs Junior Junction
Eddie Fisher
Cbs Ranch Boys
Marine Band
Hollywood
Ebs
American Farmer
Fifth Army Band
Abe Helly
Docananaae
Nbe City Hospital
Cbs Orchestra
Abe Dunn
Washington
Front & Center
Frank & Paceees
Georgia Crere
Hometonone
Overseas Report
Abe Bandstand
The
Mountaineers
Abe Sports
Genate
Cbs Jazz Club
Abe McGuire
Abe Eddie Fisher
Abe Pee Wee Reese
Abee Smiley Whitley—mbe
Earl Godwin
NBC Brapheap
Cbs Sports
Cebds
Abe al Helfer
News
Jane Ace
Cbs Theater of Air
Ohio
Waxworks
Guy Lombardo
Tin Pan Valley
Abe Asic
Chicago T
Basin Street
News & Variety
All Nets
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