Aging Population Prompts Call to Extend Working Lives
A 1960s era view predicts one in seven Americans over 65 within two decades and argues life spans of 100 will become common. It notes urban rise among the elderly, employment gaps for older workers, and rising public burden for pensions. The piece urges keeping seniors in gainful jobs to reduce costs and address looming manpower shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Chicago
Walter Bierring
U.S
America
Wall Street Journal
Spring on the road ends as heat takes over
The writer notes spring gives way to summer after a brief stay, joking about oil trucks, brown grass, and the temperate zone. He quips that if spring returns rarely, voters may advocate naming the region the intemperate zone as weather forecasts mislead with fogged spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Arctic
Petrillo Uses Tape on Revolt Within AFM
James C. Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians used a tape recorder to capture a secret meeting of his opponents. He played the recording before 1300 delegates at a convention and crushed the revolt. The piece notes how the industry’s device was used against the rebellion and ends with a satirical suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
A.F.M
Writer's Woe: Mary Roberts Rinehart Suffers Writer's Cramp
HAL BOYLE profiles Mary Roberts Rinehart nearing 80 as she battles writer's cramp while reflecting on a life of success. She writes longhand with a cherished fountain pen, drafts 2000 to 6000 words daily, and recalls a turbulent path from debt to becoming America's top 20th century author with over 11 million copies sold. She cherishes elegant living, endures personal tragedy, and faces aging with courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Fifth Avenue
Rinehart
Curbing the Supreme Court Faces Senate Time Crunch
Time is running out as Congress weighs curbing the Supreme Court over sedition law disputes sparked by the Steve Nelson case. Bridges proposes state sedition validity while McClellan seeks broader supremacy rules, pitting Senate leaders against muddled options before recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
U. S
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Nelson
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Eisenhower
Sen
McClellan
D.ark
Bridge
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bridges
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Bargain Hunter Wife Saves Family Money Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane notes Mrs Crane, a skilled bargain hunter, saves money on clothing for their five children. She seeks closes outs, travels for deals, and uses shrewd buying to cut costs while offering fashion tips for different body types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Illinois
Daniel
David
Indiana
Dr Jordan on Adolescent development and child feeding issues
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses teen breast development irregularity cautioning patience as maturation varies after age fifteen. He covers a two year old underweight child, early activity versus overexertion, and comments on a three year old not walking. He advises observation and early treatment if needed. He notes parental worries and endorses consistent feeding practices for siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D. J
J.E.M
Horoscope Preview For Tomorrow And Year Ahead
The Stars Say for Tomorrow urges budget caution and cooperative tact to avoid being a victim. The P M is rated excellent for social activities travel hobbies and community enterprises with relaxing plans likely to be enjoyable. Birthday readers may see financial gains and possible occupational advancement by mid August with patient steady effort amid possible opposition and later domestic tensions.
Alfred A s children's day service at the church
The piece lists local visits and family travels with names including Gerald Swartz Arthur Atherton and the Woode family. It notes Mrs Adra Koehler and Miss Jean Gephart visiting in addition to Harold Parsons, Geraldine Arnold, and Dinsmore Boyles. A separate line mentions about 4500 doctors in Athens beginning a three day strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Gerald Swartz
Marietta
Arthur Atherton
Columbus
Adra Koehler
Sumner
Hobart Swartz
R. E. Burson
Athens
Carrie Swartz
Thelma White
Bashan
Jewell Carr
Jean Gephart
Columbon
Charles D. Woode
Tennessee
Harold Parsons
Geraldine Arnold
Parkersburg
Dinsmore Boyles
Helen Woode
Greece
Corbin House Amputation Scene in a Lodging Brawl
In a tense hospital style room at Corbin House Lily Arnet tends the wounded as Frank battles Jonathan Yates over an arm amputation. Dr La Tour and Swenson guard the work while Emmett Cash’s men and Rafting C factions loom. Lily Annette appears, signaling a continuation.
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Swenson
Corbin House
Lily Arnet
Leo Corbin
Frank
Dr. la Tour
Jonathan Yates
la Tour
Yates
Ade
Emmett
Doc
Emmett Cash
Rafter C. Norring
Chantry
Lily
Lily Annette
Harkins Chapel EUB Plans Homecoming
Annual home coming of Harkins Chapel EUB Church will be held Sunday. In the morning there will be Sunday school and a children's service, followed by a basket dinner and preaching in the afternoon. The Rev. Kenneth Libby is the pastor.
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the Athens Messenger
Mrs. Rinehart
World Today
Seismogre
DR. Crane
Dr. Jordan
Preva
W. Edmunds Claussen
W. Edmonds Claussen
NEA Servign
Lottridge
Virginia Hill
Millersport
Ohio
Phyllis Chalfant
Mercy Hospital
Hill
Owen McVey
Russell Archer
London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Harkins Chapel
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