Morality lesson in a teen romance from Dr Crane
Marilyn, a 17 year old high school senior, seeks moral guidance from Dr. George W. Crane on resisting illicit sexual demands. He presents a scales analogy weighing dates against potential consequences like pregnancy and social shame, urging self respect and long term good.
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Dr. Crane
Prospects Unlimited for 1955 Graduates Facing Global Peril
A 1955 college graduate outlook stresses vast economic opportunity yet warns that war threats could erase gains. Engineering and technical fields offer demand as automation grows. Graduates are urged to engage in politics, informing government to avoid dangerous missteps while preserving freedoms and prosperity.
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America
Ward Heeler
Symphony of the Air earns praise on Japan tour
An American cultural achievement, the Symphony of the Air’s three week tour of Japan and Asiatic lands built goodwill and understanding for the United States. Japanese audiences lionized its members as stars, demonstrating America’s rich musical life beyond homes.
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America
Brilliant
Symphony of the Air
Japan
Kennedy returns to Senate after extended illness
The text praises Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts for returning to Washington after a back operation linked to his World War II service. It highlights his prior House tenure, notes his abilities and fair-minded approach, and argues his return benefits the nation and Massachusetts.
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Washington
Senate
House
Pacific
United States
Ford Stock Offering Delayed by Labor Talks
Ford plans an early public stock issue but labor bargaining delayed details. The union favored a cash unemployment plan over stock, and Ford must file financials with the SEC before selling. The shares come from the Ford Foundation valued well above $500 each, prompting expectations of a split before the public sale.
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New York
Ford
Securities & Exchange Commission
Ford Foundation
Wall Street
Senate Banking Committee
Sears
Roebuck
Labor unions may face limits as worker stakes rise
Washington analysis argues unions could lose leverage when members’ ties to employers strengthen through stock options, pensions, and guaranteed wages. If workers fear loss of benefits in a strike, they may resist union demands, prompting a shift in union power and strategy in future.
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James Marlow
Washington
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Blighted Spain Reflects on Postwar Poverty and Housing
The essay notes Spain’s postwar neglect after civil war ends in 1939. It cites Axis ties, Western sanctions, and slow aid since 1953 totaling about 500 million. It describes 15 million Spaniards ill housed, with most dwellings over 55 years old and many in caves or mud huts near Madrid. William Penn
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Europe
Spain
Madrid
Dermatomycosis Warning From Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan outlines rising ringworm cases with warm weather and shared facilities. He notes dermatophytosis risks across the feet groin hands and scalp and emphasizes hygiene airier footwear and boric acid foot powder as initial treatment under medical guidance.
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Edwin FP. Jordan
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
The
American Medical Association
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Coon Wears Own Ca P Coon Wears Own Ca P
Coon Wears Own Cap report from Clemens Michigan describes police at midnight summoned to a home after a boy in a brown sweater wearing a Davy Crockett hat climbed a tree. Fireman found a raccoon sleeping in the top branches.
Harsh Lesson On What Not To Eat
A three year old, Rodney Urquhart, was rushed to a hospital after ingesting 15 chocolate covered cathartic pills mistaken for candy. The incident highlights dangers of inappropriate ingestion by young children.
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South Coffeyville
Oxia
Rodney Urquhart
Death Has by Brett Halliday
Private detective Michael Shayne helps a fugitive hide from arrest then a body is found under a bed. Lucy claims self defense but Tim Rourke and Shayne uncover a torn wire screen and a murder scene suggesting an intruder used the fire escape to enter or exit. The tension grows as suspicions shift among lovers and suspects.
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Michael Shayne
Jack Bristow
Lacy Hamilton
Shayne
Lacy
Wilt Gentry
Tim Rourke
Rourke
Tim
Lucy
Angel
Nightroom Mystery Ends With A Fatal Break In
In a tense sequence Lucy recovers from a near fatal attack as Jack Bristow lies dead in the bedroom. Mike Shayne and Tim Rourke plot to remove the body and avoid police suspicion while planning the next move in this ongoing case.
Stars Say For Tomorrow
The forecast urges Benefic influence guiding better efforts and centralized energies to yield lasting gains. Evening intellectual pursuits may be enjoyable while fundraising ideas for a cause may form. a birthday reader enjoys optimism with career and finances improving through 1955 and favorable Neptune aspects.
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Neptune
Hoodlum gun happy pair sought in nationwide police hunt
Cleveland police announced a nationwide search Wednesday for a gun happy hoodlum and his vicious pickup girlfriend tied to a rash of crimes. The pair are linked to two bank robberies and a National Guard armory raid where four submachine guns were stolen and a guard wounded. Four men and two teenage boys are in custody, with two men admitting involvement in one robbery.
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Cleveland
National Guard
Woltz Family Notes and June 26 Union Church Song Fest
Gail Woltz spent a day with Mr and Mrs Dave Woltz and J E Woltz called on them. Ed Dupler visited cousin Miss Eliza Kline. Floyd Mosure remains in Lancaster hospital. Dave Woltz and Opal Mosure were visited by Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter. Twin daughters to the Carpenters with grandparents Carl Carpenter and Frank Forst and great grandmother Faye Stoughton of Lancaster. Bob Drake and Ross Mathias visited Jake Search. A song fest at Union Church is set for June 26 followed by an all day meeting and basket dinner at noon.
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J. E. Woltz
Dave Woltz
Ed Dupler
Eliza Kline
Floyd Mosure
Lancaster
Opal Mosure
Lawrence Carpenter
Carl Carpenter
Frank Forst
Faye Stoughton
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights June 9
Radio lineup lists nightly programs from 6:45 pm to 11 pm including Yukon story segments, news and commentary with Abe, daily commentary sessions, various dramas and musical programs, and a closing News & Varieties segment. Notable names include Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby, Jane Pickens, and the Dance Orchestra.
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Abe
Ebe
Abe Newsment
Eddie Fisher
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Dr. Six Gun
Disket
Rosemary Clooney
Bing Crosby
Gill Houston
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Abe Mosyc
Fibber
Molly
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Abe News
Gildersleeve
Jane Pickens
Ebs
Mbe
News & Varieties
Neta
Radio Schedule Fragments From Breakfast Club to Bandstand
A list of radio programs and times shows a dense daytime to evening lineup. Entries include Breakfast Club Easy Does It M M Bride Break the Bank Strike It Rich Companion Two Quiz Shows Beat the Clock News Break the Bank News Commentary Ted Malone Luncheon at Sardi's Martin Block and Bandstand among others with multiple channels and hosts indicated.
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Ale TV
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Abe Mances
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Ted Malone
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Pauline Frederick
Lopes
Newa
Betty Crocker
Martin Block
Senna
Raby Mercerer
Mike
Buff
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