Luftwaffe General Seeks Teachers for overseas schools
HAL BOYLE profiles Lt. Gen. William H. Tunner commander of USAFE. He cites a critical shortage of 500 teachers for 51 elementary and eight high schools across 35 countries in Europe Africa and Asia. Tunner explains housing needs and costed plans to hire private builders and local workers to house and employ Americans abroad.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
America
William H. Tunner
United States Air Force
Europe
Africa
Asia
USAFE
United States
Tunner
Rhine
France
U. S.S
CIA public hearings risk wrecking intelligence operations
The piece argues public inquiries into CIA activities could jeopardize covert operations and the protection of informants. It compares CIA to FBI methods, notes dangers of exposing agents abroad, and suggests a smaller joint House Senate committee as a prudent oversight model.
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Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
CIA
Allen Dulles
Russia
U. S S
Congress
House
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Committees Hold No Independent Power
The piece explains that Senate committees derive authority from the Senate itself and can be overruled by the full Senate. It discusses the Army McCarthy hearings and whether Senator McCarthy could cancel subpoenas, noting that a committee chair lacks independent power without Senate majority support.
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Senate Committees
Senate
Legislative Assembly
McCarthy
Mundt
Roy Cohn
Francis Carr
Senate Committee On
Cohn
Carr
Welch in tears as McCarthy attack tests Army hearing
James Marlow reports Welch, veteran 35 years as a Boston trial lawyer, breaks down during the Army McCarthy hearing after McCarthy attacks him and Fisher. The emotional moment masks strategic questions about McCarthy's aims and Welch's response while Cohn and Adams are key figures in the exchange.
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James Marlow
Washington
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Army-McCarthy
Boston
Senate
Senator McCarthy
McCarthy
Frederick G. Fisher
Welch
Tria
Fisher
Adams
Eisenhower
Dr Crane Explains How Toddlers Choose Foods And The Role Of Conditioning
Dr George W Crane discusses how children learn to like foods through pleasant associations. He cites examples from his own family and notes that early exposure with a casual approach helps shape taste, while overreaction can train children to manipulate meals. He warns parents to remain calm and avoid pressure during feeding.
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George W. Crane
Donna B
Grreey. Henry Gregor Felven 1950 Publication
Fragmentary OCR mentions Henry Gregor Felven and Honey Gove Fee with scattered phrases about 1950 and distribution. Core facts are unclear, but names and a date appear indicating a literary work or distribution event from 1950.
College Plans and a Police Stop on a Des Moines Drive
Ricky Madison debates college as he drives 60 toward Des Moines. In the city a cop stops him for nothing dangerous, learns of the Dellville Timing Association sticker, and expresses support for youth driving clubs and a supervised drag strip.
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Iowa
Ricky
Sharon
Iowa State
Des Moines
Dellville Timing Association
Ricky Madison
Questions and Answers on meningitis and nervous ailments
Dr. Jordan answers reader questions on acute meningitis its causes and treatment including penicillin and sulfa drugs in fatal cases. He discusses Guillain Barre syndrome diagnosis prognosis and lack of specific therapy. Other letters cover fragile leg vessels hereditary heart risk and safety of womb surgery.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Kanauga church WSCS meets on Time topic
Kanauga Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Audrey Brownell’s home to discuss Time. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is July 1 at Mrs. Ella Fire’s home on Mill Creek Road. Local Youth Fellowship officers held a cabinet meeting at Mrs. Dessie Holcomb’s home. Various local families and visitors enjoyed weekend visits across Columbus, Mundelin, and Dayton.
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Kanauga
Kanauga Methodist Church
WSCS
Audrey Brownell
Ella
Obetz
Woodward
J. A. Woodward
Robert Onley
Susan
Columbus
Cora Black
Kenneth Black
Barton Brooks
Mundelin
Ill
Brooks
Sherman White
Joan
D. McClaskey
Mr. Melaskey
Cleva Sheets
Leo
Carl Oliver
Dayton
Edwin
Christine
Tomorrow shines for new ideas and steady plans
The reading urges trying new ideas at work or home with enthusiasm and clear written agreements. If tomorrow is your birthday, the year ahead looks excellent with financial improvement and lower expenses, aided by supportive influences and social harmony through year end.
Radio Schedule and Program Lineup Across Stations
A detailed listing of radio stations in Columbus Huntington Cincinnati Athens Parkersburg Marietta and Charleston with band frequencies and a long daily program schedule. The timetable covers morning to late evening blocks including news commentary dramas music talk shows and entertainment features across CBS NBC MBS ABC and other networks.
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Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
aAther
Abombs-West
Nbe
Abe East
Abeo
Abe
Tennessee
Lone Ranger
One Man's Family
Pbe
Perry Como
Dinah Shore
Abe Mr. Keen
Tracer
Jack Grn
Sinatra
Bob Ho
Nberey
Phil and
Alice
Abe Ozzie and
Harriet
News & Story
Abe Mr
Keen
Cbs Boxing
Nbe-Tv
Crossroads
Heart of News
Washington
Cbs Deems Taylor
News & Variety
All Nets
Cbs Sports
Cbe
Farm Newa
Sloane Simpson
Paulena Carter
St. Louis
Cbs -Am
McGuire
USA
Abc
Army Band
Abc Orchestra
London
Cbs Bobee
Abe Sam Levine
Abe Washington
Roe Iy
Cbs News
Herb Shriner
Guy Lom
Voice of America
Chicago Theater
Pee Wee Kinbe
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