Adenauer Fortunes Rise In September West German Vote
A mid September election in West Germany looms large for Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and NATO ties. Polls show a tight race between Adenauer and the Social Democrats with small parties splitting votes, risking a fragile coalition and uncertain Western policy.
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Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
NATO
Adenauer
Social Democratic Party
Social Democrats
East Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kremlin
Christian Democrats
America
The Dangers of Inflation and Public Policy
A U S News & World Report excerpt quotes Peter Thorneycroft on rising prices and wage demands. It argues inflation harms purchasing power, savings, and retirement, urging government restraint rather than price resistance to avoid economic collapse.
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Peter Thorneycroft
England
U.S. News & World Report
United
U.S
America
Switzerland
Britain
France
Netherlands
Australia
Poles Reflect on Khrushchev Policy and War Remembrance
In a dim kitchen a group of Poles recall Soviet camps and wartime escape. Ritchie and Stephen Grunewald discuss hunger, exile, and survival as they resist keepings sweets. They share stories of Auschwitz, Siberia, and family flight from Gydnia and Maspeth.
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Ritchie
Steve
Khrushchev
Richard Zawadzki
Sea Bright
N. J
Gromyko
Gydnia
Stephen Grunewald
Maspeth
Long Island
New York
U. S
Auschwitz
Grajewo
Stalin
Poland
Hitler
Tara
Siberia
Irtysh
Revival of Jazz Age Brines Back Memories
Review of The Lawless Decade by Paul Sann and George Hornby recalls the Jazz Age as libertine and exuberant yet unstable. It notes icons like Gertrude Ederle Lindbergh Dempsey Ruth Jones Mencken and Capone while warning of excess and the 1929 stock crash ending the era.
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Paul Sann
The
New York Post
George Hornby
Emile Coue
Gertrude Ederle
Charles Lindberth
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Red Grange
Clarence Darrow
H. L. Mencken
al “Scarface
Capone
Dutch Schultz
Wall Street
Case History of a Psychiatrist Hilda Fleeing Into Drink
A psychiatrist analyzes Hilda K a 29 year old chronic alcoholic in a troubled marriage. He links her drinking to a sexual inferiority complex and unresolved pregnancy issues. The piece explains alcohol as a fire escape from inner torment and recommends counseling and medical education for couples.
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Hilda
Hilda K
Sarah
Hannah
Try and Stop Me Tells Offbeat Desert Quip and School Salary Skeptic
A desert quip with a tourist and native ends with a half inch rainfall joke. Charlotte Bradford notes teachers petition timing, while Alan Dunn recalls a 1957 Army induction warning. The piece attributes the 1957 line to Bennett Cerf and credits King Features Syndicate.
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Charlotte Bradford
Alan Dunn
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndwate
Horoscope Reading For Tomorrow And Birthday Outlook
The stars advise patience and tact tomorrow to keep harmony in the morning. Birthday readers may see stronger family ties, new friends, and potential business contacts, with general guidance on work effort and opportunities in late year months.
Arabic nationalism and the fate of Arab states across the Middle East
The article traces the rise of Arabic nationalism from its 19th century roots in Syrian and Lebanese Christian thinkers to its spread through Egypt under British protection. It notes the role of colonial mandates in Syria Lebanon and Jordan, the carving of Israel, and the enduring issues of feudalism and governance across Arab states. It discusses Nasser and Saudi Arabia as symbols of competing leadership while warning that younger generations may reject extreme Wahhabi orthodoxy.
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United States
Mahomet
Central Asia
Africa
Egypt
Europe
Mediterranean
American University
Beirut
Turkey
Muhammad Ali
Syria
League of Nations
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Great Britain
Lawrence of Arabia
Transjordania
Jordan
Israel
Iraq
Nasser
King Saud
National DAR urges defense of McCarran-Walter Act in letter
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution urges members to oppose liberalizing immigration reforms. A message from National Defense Committee chair Mrs. Ray L. Erb urges contacting Congress to defeat S 2410 and protect the National Origins Quota System, warning of increased immigration and loss of national identity.
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the Messenger
Elizabeth Zane Dew
United States
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
National Defense Committee
Ray L. Erb
Congress
Francis
Walter
66Th Continental Congress
House Committee On Un-American Activities
America
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
John O. Pastore
Frank J. Lausche
Kennedy
Europe
Asia
The Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Masthead
The snippet shows newspaper pricing and delivery terms for The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger with mail and carrier options. It lists rates, including daily and Sunday editions, and notes association with the Associated Press.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W
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