Mitchell's Labor Cabinet Role Draws Respect Across Unions
The article notes Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell earned broad respect from diverse labor groups for his outreach and pro labor legislation. He toured conventions, stressed GOP labor friendship, and impressed leaders like James Petrillo and James Carey, earning praise as a fighter and courageous advocate.
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Eisenhower
State Dulles
Defense
Wilson
Agriculture Benson
Interior
McKay
White House
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Adlai Stevenson
Martin Durkin
Durkin
American Federation of Musicians
Michell
James Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Tme
Stevenson
Hazardous Work Dogs Threaten Mailmen Motto May Change
Postmen face increasing dog bites as protective gear and escort dogs are proposed. Postmasters consider leggings and candy for dogs while debates on conditioning dogs and modifying the postal motto continue amid rising incidents.
Truman Defends A Bomb For Military Use
Former President Truman tells reporters that the A bomb was not dropped for political intimidation. He recalls Potsdam discussions with Churchill and Stalin and asserts the weapon's use was military to save Allied lives and end the war quickly.
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Harry Truman
Japan
Truman
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Potsdam
Stalin
Going Steady By HAL BOYLE
New York Sidewalk reflections on teenagers going steady. Parents worry about early marriages and teen commitments while educators argue if the trend is a passing fad or a dangerous shift. The piece ponders adolescence, maturity, and society’s pressure on youth to grow up fast.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sidewalk Reflections
Plato
Khrushchevshifts line tests Communist unity abroad
The piece describes how Khrushchev's Moscow speech pressures Communist parties in Italy France and the United States to show independence from Moscow while maintaining unity. It notes American party leaders move toward a united front stance, with Eugene Dennis and John Gates at odds over Khrushchev’s critique of Stalin and the party’s new posture.
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James Wannar
Washington
Italy
France
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
United Front
Khrushchev
Eugene Dennis
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Gates
Kirshchev
Case history of a psychiatrist Dr. Crane says
Dr George W Crane cites Dr J Gordon Roberts on Americans wasting energy and youth idle hands. He urges constructive outlets like recess, quilting bees, husking parties, and hand activities to replace cigars and drinks.
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Dr. Roberts
George W. Crane
J. Gordon Roberts
Omaha
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Local Social News and House Guests Across Blue Lake
The column lists residents and guests including Miss Willavene Sheets at Iowa University, Fern Mathers visiting Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Halley announcing births. It notes multiple weekend visits among Gullett, Wagner, and Wallace families, plus regional engagements, dances, and a MYF meeting set for June 25.
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Blue Lake
Willavene Sheets
Jackson
Iowa University
Fern Mathers
Springfield
Notter
Paul Porter
Arthur Knight
Opal Fields
V. Taylor
R. Swartz Columbus
G. Young
Liston Halley Jr
J. Halley
Orin Ro Sheets
Evelyn
L. E. Tobias
Russell Sheets
Columbus
P. Phalen
R. Wallace
Gloria Wallace
E. Wallace
Etta Kemper
Stanley Ward
H. M. Stevens
Don Grant
Mike
Nellie Kraus
Gallipolis
Eugene Stevens
Janice
Wyman Stevens
Point Pleasant
John Gullett
G. G. Gullett
Jackie Easton
Dayton
Charles Russell
Bill Phillips
Hawks
Evans Super Market
Mary Pegg
Betty Gay
B. L. Franklin
Garnet Russell
Lave Duncan
MYF
Porter Church
Garret Russell
Humanitarian thoughts on POW nutrition and vitamin care
Dr. Edwen P. Jordan discusses prisoner of war camps across history noting cruelty and neglect with diet. He cites vitamin C and B complex deficiencies as causes of scurvy pellagra beriberi and related illnesses and suggests simple remedies like yeast and dandelion tea to sustain captives.
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Edwen P. Jordan
North Korea
Andersonville
Kwashiorkor
Vietor
Billy and Lily in a Cashtown House Confrontation
Frank confronts Sheriff Chantry at Lew Chantry’s office after a pursuit across Cashtown. Lily expresses loyalty to Ed Rambaut, a friend who died protecting him, while Ellison hints at Ed’s fate and Emmett’s gambling and betrayal tied to the Alhambra. Frank demands answers and readiness for revenge in a tense, dramatic scene.
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Lily Annette
Frank
Lily
Ed Rambi
Ed Rambaut
Rambaut
Tripriier
W. Edmunds Claussenth
W Kents Clesen Dribted
Hoa Sa
Norring
Milo Hackett
Emmett
Alhambra
Cashtown
Lew Chantry
Chantry
Law
Satisfield
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World Today
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Patty Jenkins
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Kananga
William Fife
Debbie
America Clark
Chisren
Kentucky
Carl Russell
Newark
Eugene Watson
Robert Cornelius
Betty Jean Louden
Sharon
Johnny Garrison
Sandra
Darrel
Dr. Jordan
Danville
James Emmons
Richmondale
Holzer Hospital
Everett Colwell
Alva Swick
Paul Swick
James Glassthurn
Ray George
Marion
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