Keeping Up with the Joneses in a Modest Neighborhood
A comic tale shows the Jones family falling into debt trying to match neighbors luxuries. Smith Brown and Johnson offer cash to relocate, but the Joneses reinvent themselves by moving out and adopting a bolder lifestyle. The scheme ends with the former neighbors redecorating and the new resident adopting a flashy persona.
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Smith
Brown
Johnson
Jones
Joneses
Jonese
Ther
Hospital Intrigue and a Nurse in Peril Conclude
Mrs Leigh evades a hit by Caroline Leigh at the hospital as Carl Metzker’s plot collapses. Timothy O'Brien maneuvers to safety and reveals a broader police trap aiming to corner Metzker, with Jonathan’s awaiting at Bart’s home for refuge.
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Caroline
Timothy O'Brien
Carl
Mrs. Leigh
O'Brien
Carl Metzker
Caroline Leigh
Metzker
Mason
O’brien
Van
Frank
Jonathan
Bart
Peace moves questioned as Korea war drums on
The article notes no real peace talks at the United Nations and suggests a forthcoming Allied policy statement may frame peace. Peiping presses on with the war while North Korea and Chinese forces strengthen positions, dig in, and boost artillery use. The piece cites 300,000 Chinese reserves, new Allied defense lines, and mixed views on a ceasefire or peace conference amid Russian leeway.
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United Nations
Peiping
Korea
Pusan
Marshall
Japan
Noon
van Fleet
Johnson
Pravda
U.S
Russia
Tax burden should fall on the modest income group
Secretary Snyder notes further income tax increases must hit low and middle incomes hardest as 58 percent of taxable income goes to those earning under five thousand dollars. The New York Times editorial adds the tax system is overly steeply progressive and calls for economic reform, arguing broad public interest in curb[ing] government waste and extravagance.
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Snyder
The
New York Times
Peter
Millionth stockholder shows broad ownership of big business
The Oregonian notes a great American corporation has reached one million stockholders. The typical buyer is a modest auto salesman purchasing seven shares around $1000. Half the stock is held by women. the average holding is 29 shares. Ownership reflects a cross section of Americans, not just the rich, and boosts belief in free enterprise as a direct counter to socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
America
Senators Seek Ethics Code For Government Workers
A band of Senators led by Fulbright begins exploring a national ethics code to raise moral standards for lawmakers government employees and those doing business with Washington. Douglas subcommittee to study feasibility and public impact before any commission could be created, with penalties unclear and potential parallels to judicial ethics.
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James Marlow
Washington
Lati
Fulbright
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
Douglas
Alinois Inca
Commission
Needlework Tow By Mrs Anne Cabot Pattern Sale
Advertisement notes a day of the week towel cross stitch pattern S078 with iron transfer, materials, and finishing directions for 7 designs. Include 28 cents, name, address to New York address. Also mentions Anne Cabot's Big Album with numerous designs and gift patterns. Brief aside states helpful wasps destroy pests.
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Almple
Americ
New York
N.Y
Anne Cabot
Glaucoma warns: early care saves sight and calm measures
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan notes glaucoma as a major blindness cause. Early detection, prompt eye exams, and disciplined treatment prevent progression. He cites rules from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness urging calm, modest lifestyle changes and avoiding excess coffee, alcohol, and tight clothing to protect vision.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Committee ON
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
funeral notices and visits in Columbus area families
Mrs Lily Jewell and Mrs Martha Warren attended funeral services for Mrs John Martin in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Gene Alkire and Mr and Mrs Hugh Ferguson spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Pearl Parker. Jimmy Ferguson joined his parents for the summer in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Harris of West Virginia and Mr and Mrs Chen Rife spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs George Reshaw. Bruce Rife stayed with grandparents the Renshaws. Charles Howell was improving. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Sprouse died after a few hours. Burial was in Rock Spring Cemetery.
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Laurel Cliff
Lily Jewell
Harrisonville
Martha Warren
Marietta
F.C. Hill
John Martin
Betty Jewell
Columbus
Gene Alkire
Hugh Ferguson
Pearl Parker
Jimmy Ferguson
Ferguson
Mar! Harris
West Virginia
Chen Rife
George Reshaw
Bruce Rife
Renshaw
Charles Howell
Ralph Sprouse
Rock Spring Cemetery
King receives leg injury while stationed in San Antonio
In Texas, Air Force airman James R. King sustained a leg injury. His parents Mr and Mrs James King remain with him two weeks as he recovers. King has undergone nine months of radar training. Nearby, WSWS of the EUB Church held a meeting at the church with a program Traveling by Heart presented by Mrs Bulah Grimm. Church officers Edna Hall president and Edith Ingels hostess led a sizable gathering including Janice Hall Verne Workman Doors Gardner Mary Bush Jean Taylor Betty Pickens Myrtle Lewis Ruth McIntosh Nan McIntosh Willa Lee Wilma McDaniel Beulah Grimm Edith Ingels Marjorie Brinker Jessie Nease Christine Stewart and Denny Foreman. Nearby relatives Jamsey Beach and son visit from Florida former resident. Father’s Day noted at the Methodist Sunday School with prizes to Radford Ingels youngest and Jack Roush oldest father present. Names Bernard Campbell of Logan and Charles Broomfield relatives visiting Perry Brown Ballard Castle of Painteville Ky spent a weekend with the Broomfield family. Town officers elected include Mayor Donte McFarland and councilmen Lewis Edwards Robert Stewart Robert Ingels Dayton Raynes Homer Brinker and Recorder Edward Ryan. Mr and Mrs Wilson Nease and Nease family along with Power and Mrs Fred Campier Dale and others were guests.
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Mason
James R. King
San Antonio
Texas
James
Mippi
Mary Taylor
John
Patsy Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
King
WSWS
EUB
Bulah Grimm
Edna Hall
Edith Ingeis
Janice Hall
Vicy Roush
Verne Workman
Doors Gardner
Mary Bush
Jean Taylor
Betty Pickens
Myrtle Lewis
Ruth McIintosh
Nan McIntosh
Willa Lee
Wilma McDaniel
Beulah Grimm
Edith Ingels
Marjorie Brinker
Perry Brown
Ballard Castle
Painteville
Charles Broomfield
Donte McFarland
Lewis Edwards
Robert Stewart
Robert Ingels
Dayton Raynes
Homer Brinker
Edward Ryan
Wilson Nease
Nease’sher
Power
Fred Campier
Dale
Hymn Sing Planned at Columbia Chapel Sunday
Freeland Norris will conduct a hymn sing at Columbia Chapel Sunday at 2 p m. Guests visiting Radekin and Morrison families include Asa Burchfield and son Wayne Columbus. Orland Sams Newark. Neva Nicholson Ronald Nellie Vale John Frank and G A Radekin Ruth Paul and Ruth Nelson. Ruth visiting her grandmother. Mrs Morrison recovering eye surgery in Holzer Hospital then at daughter Frank Johnston home Pomeroy. Wanetta Radekin hospital visits. Eliza Starkey visiting Eugene Holliday. D B E Radekin among others.
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Asa Burchfield
Wayne
Columbus
G. B
J. E. Radekin
G. B. Radekin
Orland Sams
Newark
Neva Nicholson
Ronald
Nellie Vale
John Frank
G. A. Radekin
E. G. Nelson
Ruth
Paul
Nelson
W. R. Holcomb
Walter Canode
C. C
Morrison
Eliza Starkey
Eugene Holliday
D. BE. Radekin
TV Listings for WLW C and WTVN Channel 6
Readable fragments show an evening schedule with programs like Captain Widow and Howdy Doody, sports notes Reds vs Towers, and late night acts. Other channels WENS Channel 16 and WSAZ Channel 5 present similar lineups including Kukla Fran and Citik Roberta Quennan Arthur Godfrey and Stars Over Hollywood with news and musical features across the day.
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Wlw-C
Kukia
Fren Ench
Showroom
News Caravan
Buster Keaton
Joe Hil Sparte
Hollywood Stars
Strawhat
Howking
Weaterville
WTVN
Eeho Valley
Cvnan
Wens-Tv
Earl Flora
Doug Kacards
Perry Core
Arthur Godfrey
Charie Wid
Hollywood Spotlight
TV Weatherman
Wd News
Feye Emerson
al —Pteike
Billiot
Kukla
Fran and Citic
Roberta Quennan
Sporta Almanac
TV Theater
Hollywood
Fplim
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programming
A detailed listing of radio and TV programs across the day including news, talk shows, dramas, variety segments, and commercials. Notable entries include News for 15 minutes, Jack Smith Show, Dinner Date, Hall of Ivy, The Patcon, Dr. Christian Drama, The Fat Man, and Mystery programs, with additional late night items and Thursday lineups.
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Abe-Cheetwork Slient
Abe- Ree Idnex
Abe
Cbe
Sareee Nowa
Aes Bayinns
Dhs
Jack Smith
Ebds
Mba
Bob Crosby
Cba
Halle of Ivy
Chameleon
Abe Hidden Truth
Abe Dr. Christian
Ebe
Fat Mar—ane International
Newa
Che Pea
Cbs
Sident
Abe Family Theater
Nobe Capital Cloak Room
Cbe Lawresos
News
Variety
al! Nets
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Blankety Joneses
Addie Meflorash
NEA Service, Tne
Mig Tobias
Mr. O’brien
Far East
Mrs. Anne Cabot
By Galbraith
NEA Service
Point Rock
Freeland Norris
Columbia Chapel
T “Ff
Preuelevision
o—Dallar Derry
Girte
Sirs
Reds
Towers
Panhandle Mere
Howdy Doody
Mystery Mounts
Huddy Cotter
Garry. Moore
Wsaz-Tv
Maida’s Kitchen
Hawking Falls
Panhandle
Ae Seavene
Godfrey Hi
Nbe
Cbe McNeill
DuMont
Chicago
Harmony Rangere—mbe
Abe Arthur Godfrey Ie
Abe Queen
Lopes
Abe Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Tony Fontaine
Baseball Net
Net
Abe Bob Poole
NSC
WLW
Cincinnnat
ABC
WCOL
Soennen
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
Uther
WMOA
Olarietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
KC Watr
Athens
KC Wieh
Gallipolis
WOU
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