Survival problem dominates American security debate
The piece cites General Lindbergh arguing for vast military strength and decentralized bases to deter a surprise nuclear attack, plus emphasis on research, human factors, and alliances as essential to survival. Boyle notes social musings and a column of witty quotes reflecting midcentury attitudes.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Saturday Evening Post
Lindbergh
TVA Growth Opposed by Public Power Critics
Thurman Sensing of the Southern States Industrial Council argues the TVA expansion should be stopped and that government costs would be lower if power were supplied by TVA rivals. He notes TVA pays no federal taxes and would owe large taxes and interest if taxed as a private utility, implying broader public power benefits nationwide.
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Atomic Energy Commission
TVA
AEC
Kentucky
Thurman
Southern States Industrial Council
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sensing
Tennessee Valley
United States
Push to Update Atomic Law Faces Bipartisan Pushback
In Washington, Republicans press to finish the 1946 atomic law changes by July amid Democratic resistance. The Joint Atomic Energy Committee proposed sweeping revisions allowing private industry to profit from atomic energy, sparking concerns of monopolies and widened private access to sensitive information.
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Washington
Congress
Knowland
California
Senate
Langer
Morse
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
House
United States
Russia
Britain
Canada
Eisenhower
Joint Committee
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Neva Langley saluted for teen health crusade in Texas
Dr Crane lauds Neva Langley for visiting Houston to advocate clean living in a campaign against liquor. Langley spoke in high schools, on TV, at Rotary, and before university and medical students, while Crane warns against alcohol, tobacco, and commercial interests influencing youth.
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Nova
America
John Barleycorn
Houston
George W. Crane
Neva Jane Langley
Neva
David K. Switver
Texas Interdenominational Alcohol Education Association
Neva Langley
Lone Star State
Dr. Crane
Rotary Club
University of Houston
Rice Institute
Baylor
Texas
Thomas Macauley
Horatius
Crane
Tomorrow Promises Active Social and Business Ties
The reading forecasts lively two days with friends relatives and business associates then a relaxation period. For work matters the trend favors completing ongoing ventures over starting new ones with a helpful business associate if advice is accepted. A birthday child will be ambitious self-reliant and adept at getting along with others.
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New York
Laurelville birthday dinner honors Bernard Lines and community
A Laurelville birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith honors Bernard Lines with more than 125 guests attending a silver tea at the Methodist Church. Attendees include families and friends from Laurelville Circleville Buckeye Lake Springfield and Columbus. Additional notes mention marines Ruth Ellen Tatman and local youth events and births in Joppa and Laurelville news briefs.
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Laurelville
Bernard Lines
Edward Smith
Herman Speck
Irene Klieinline
New Albany
David Ramey
Joe Hoselton
Circleville
Arthur Hoselton
Buckeye Lake
Albert Grunden
William Woodruff
Pearl Bainter
Women Marines
Parris Island
S.C
Celesta L. Hoy
Doctor's Comments on Children's Eating Habits
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes many children resist parental food aims and quarrels ensue. Gentle guidance avoids pushing meals, as overemphasis can cause milk throwing and dislike. Adequate varied diet with needed minerals vitamins and proteins supports growth, though most kids miss serious disease from occasional omissions.
Soldier's draft, love, and a wrestling secret
In wartime, Freddie receives a draft notice and Milo the dog becomes a comic obstacle at the recruiting office. He joins Operation Toe Hold a top priority secret wrestling drill and returns home on leave to marry Betty Jane who demands he give up wrestling and Milo.
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Corrigan
Technocracy
Canasta
Dr. Kinsey
Freddie
Milo
Buddy
Betty Jane
Stan Zbyszko
Frederika
Betty
Fred
Hemlock Grove Carnival and Ice Cream Social
Hemlock Grange No. 2049 and Boy Scout Troop 250 host a midget carnival and ice cream social Saturday at Hemlock Grange Hall. News notes list visiting families including the Stewarts of Phoenix and several local residents sharing weekends and Sunday meals.
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Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange Hall
Hemlock Grange No
Kingsbury
Harry Stewart
Phoenix
Ariz
Dorsel Smith
Joe Bowles
Elson Bowles
Athens
Carl McNemar
Frazersburg
Radio Schedule Highlights ABC-WOUL and CBS Listings
The schedule lists radio programs and times for ABC-WOUL in Columbus and CBS affiliates in multiple markets. Dayparts span morning to late evening with talk, news, dramas, and variety shows including Peter Lind Hayes, The Lone Ranger, Groucho Marx, and The Masked Man programs.
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Ebe
Abe-Mbe-West
Nbe
Cbe
Abe East
Abe
Cbs
Abe Tennester Brnie
Cbs News
Peter Lind Hayes
Cbs Daily
Mba
Abe Lone Ranger
Jack Gregson
Groucho Marz
Ammy Kaye
Abe Ews
Theater Royal
Abe Dagk Carson
Cbs Whiteman
Fitter & Molly
Abe R
Mpbs
All Nets
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Wayne Clark
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Gladys Barber
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