House cleaning time shadows McCarthy staff fallout
The Army McCarthy hearings near end signal staff shake up with Roy Cohn resigning and Survie and LaVenia facing security doubts. Potter’s push for staff purges foresees further discipline as Defense Department clears remain unclear.
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Senator McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Donald Survie
McCarthy
Thomas W. LaVenta
Cohn
Survne
Surine
LaVenia
Defense Department
Army
Pvt. G. David Schine
Potter
Michigan
Dirksen
Mundt
Colin
Almanac notes on cold viruses and ragweed allergy
HAL BOYLE jokes about winter colds resembling virus X and hay fever from ragweed. Readers are teased with a playful view that naming illnesses is a personal, humorous choice. The piece mixes fancies and figures in a modern world almanac style.
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New York
Almanac
Diplomat Peurifoy Vindicated Against McCarthy Attacks
John Peurifoy, State Department security officer, challenged Senator McCarthy's communism charges in 1950. He later served as ambassador to Greece and Guatemala, where anti Communist efforts boosted his standing. McCarthy refused to retract, leaving Peurifoy widely praised except by the senator.
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Surine
FBI
LaVenia
Secret Service
McCarthy
la Venia
John Peurifoy
State Department
Peurifoy
Greece
Guatemala
Senator McCarthy
Senate duel over atomic energy bill centers on public power
Democrats clash with the Eisenhower administration over the TVA and AEC roles in power supply and private versus public development. The Dixon Yates plan would give private firms TVA power, with debates on federal tax payments and potential future amendments. House and Senate must reconcile their versions before any law.
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James Marlow
Washington
Senate
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Middle South
Paducah
Eisenhower
West Memphis
Ark
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Southern Company
Dixon-Yates Group
E. H. Dixon
FB. A. Yates
ARC
Rowland Hughes
Gore
D-Tenn
HOUSE
Last Minute Date Strategy Protects Girl’s Pride
Dr Crane offers Janet and readers a method for asking a girl on a date at the last minute. The tactic frames the invitation as a suggested double date and implies she may have prior plans, lightly flattering her while preserving dignity. It also notes that if she already has a date, she still gets the courtesy of consideration.
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Janet
Janet J
Swimmings Dangers and Precautions From Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan warns that swimming for pleasure is healthy but risks loom if rules are ignored. Never swim alone, avoid unsupervised waters, watch for cold, depth, rocks, and currents. Don’t swim after eating. stay calm if in trouble. many drownings are preventable with care.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Tomorrow horoscope for the Stars Savy
The Stars Savy predicts a cheerful, enterprising year ahead with initiatives urged in business. Birthday guidance favors vigorous action, but warns against belligerence. personal harmony should hold through social and domestic life, with health vigilance in November and December.
That Wrestling Milo and the TV Change Our Lives
A man recalls selling life policies to fund a TV buy for his wife Betty Jane and child Frederika. He notes first month failures, a $2000 policy from Watts, and later success with $5000 policies. Betty Jane trades up to a big color screen, using his allotment for the down payment, while balancing honesty and family care. The tale ends with a cliffing promise to continue.
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Betty Jane
Frederika
Wild Angels
Freddie
Milo
New York
Baltimore
Sidewalk removal eyed to ease Athens traffic
Citizens debate a City Council motion to remove a section of Second Street to relieve east-west congestion. The writer urges careful citizen input and advocates paving Third Street toward Columbus Road as a better long term solution.
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the Messenger
Second Street
Athens
West State
Grosvenor
Mulberry
Franklin
Congress
High
Mill Street
State
Washington
Third
Columbus Road
First Street
Union
Removing a Sidewalk Protest and Tragic Death in Ithaca News
A poem framed notice pleads to preserve sidewalks on Second Street and warns of dangers on Third and Fourth Streets amid youth traffic. The item also reports the death of Rev. Lester C. Revoir, Linfield College assistant to the president, who died Tuesday while visiting his daughter in Ithaca New York.
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Third
Fourth Street
Ithaca
N. Y
Lester C. Revoir
Linfield College
McMinville
Dre
Radio Schedule Fragments From Huntington Area Stations
Fragmentary listing shows multiple stations and programs across AM FM chimes. It includes time slots for news, talk, drama, music, and variety shows with numerous call letters and program titles noted in truncated form.
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Hal Boyle
Belgium
Peru
Smackover
Wham, la
Rugcrofters
Puerto Rico
North Carolina
Great
Shell Oil Co
Orient
Mother of Pearl
Mother of Pearl, Inc
World Today
DR. Crane
George W. Crane
Capitol
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Mr. Stanford
The
God
the Public Forum
L. P. Eblin
Ogden Nash
S Mall
Anc
WOUL
WOU
Monges
Eeseas
Mt Pain Pong -Onne
Charleston
Varwersburg
Marietta
Abe-Mbe
Weet
Abe
Cbs
Abc-East
Lews
Abe Lennessee
Ernie
Cbhe
Moe
Peter Lind Hayes
Cbe
Abe Minner
Mbe
Abe Sliver Eagle
Kay Rogers
Millie
Jack Gregson
Doctor Stagan
Scarlet Pimpernel
Sammy Kaye
Barbara Welles
Godfrey
Robsmith
Johnny Olsen
Abe Tom Moore
Queen
Kay Heatherton
Lopes Music
Martin Block
Travelers
Abe Ruby Mercer
Mike
Reed Trowning
Abel Rime
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