Red China Rejects High Level Talks Over Korea and Formosa
The State Department says Peiping’s bid for a high level foreign ministers meeting is a sham aimed at publicity. Alexis Johnson pressed for a clear renunciation of force in Formosa and self defense limits, but Peiping rejected it and kept insisting on broader interference.
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Czechoslovakia
Alexis Johnson
Geneva
Wang Ping-nan
Poland
China
Formosa
Reds
Korea
Wang
Johnson
Red
Peiping
Far East
State Department
Red China
Steel wage talks aim at speedy, amicable settlement
The steel industry faces wage negotiations amid demand for expansion and higher earnings. Both sides acknowledge strong production and good conditions, but dispute funding sources for growth. Neither management nor labor desires a strike, hoping for a balanced, cautious path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themelves
Middle Age By HAL BOYLE on Mind Disease of Halfway Life
HAL BOYLE argues middle age sickness is cancer of the mind a misplaced discontent that strikes men who feel life has stalled He urges recognizing midlife as a bend not a dead end and suggests education programs to teach adults to pause and reassess life’s path.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Khrushchev era move prompts Red critics to spar openly
World Today outlines a new Soviet line where Communist parties in non Communist countries may openly criticize one another to gain mass support. The piece cites Khrushchev and Tito agreeing to cooperative but frank exchanges, signaling a shift from Stalin era secrecy and warning against splits or sects.
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James Marlow
Washington
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Moscow
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Truman
Tito
Red
Russia
Kremlin
Tme
Meat prices rise as consumer demand refines buying habits
Wary 9AM vaNoUN Denver reports show meat buyers shifting with prosperity. Livestock traders expect prices to firm as meat consumption climbs amid booming home grilling and bigger baby crops. Housewives pivot to cheaper cuts when pay checks dip, influencing product demand.
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Vanoun
Denver
Case History of a Psychiatrist by Dr Crane
Dr Crane discusses youth recreation and puzzle games to protect ego during competition. He suggests small group play to share scores, then presents a logistics puzzle about a Pullman train crew and passengers. He argues for active youth participation via churches and YMCA programs and offers a Vocational Guidance Kit.
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George W. Crane
Linda L
Young Peole’s Society
Linda
Harry
Chicago
YMCA
CYO
James Floyd Bonnett Funeral in Ravenswood
Funeral services were held at Pilgrim Holiness Church for James Floyd Bonnett 68 of Ravenswood born March 8 1888 in Jackson County. Rev Dennis Guile officiated burial in Ravenswood Cemetery. Survived by widow Mae Higgins Bennett son Hershel granddaughter all of Ravenswood. Also note Sallie Kate Park daughter of Robert K Park North Ravenswood sailed for England on Queen Mary as Wilson College senior staying in Europe until Sept 8. Ice cream social planned June 30 at Community Building. Silverton Grange meeting presided by Virgil Hupp with William Griffith Charleston as Grange Insurance speaker.
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Ravenswood
Pilgrim Holiness Church
James Floyd Bonnett
Sand Street
Mr. Bonnett
Jackson County
Dennis Guile
Mae Higgins Bennett
Hershel
Sallie Kate Park
Robert K. Park
North Ravenswood
England
Silverton
Dr. Jordan's Q and A on Polio Weight Hair Loss and TB
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers reader questions on whether minors affect weight gain, polio contagion from past infection, possible TB relapse from smoke or gases, mineral oil hindering vitamin absorption, and postpartum hair loss. Explanations note calories causing gain, past polio not contagious, TB relapse risks are uncertain, mineral oil reduces vitamin absorption, and hair loss may improve with treatment of underlying issues.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D. T
A. H
Protests Open Against Beer Advertisements in Newspaper
Areader letters protest beer ads in The Messenger while praising a church and worship page. The note cites figures on dry papers and beer ad acceptance, and includes verse about daylilies. Signed by Jessie A Whisman and others from Athens county.
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The
Messenger
Athens County
A. E. McConkey
E. C. Kenney
WCTU
Neva Cross
Bessie Moore
D. L. McVay
C. Melvin “Alkire
U.S
Ultra News
Jessie A. Whisman
Athens
RD. 4
Turmoil in Cashtown Spurs Sheriff and Drifter Clash
In a tense Cashtown office scene, Sheriff Chantry pressures Frank as Emmett Cash’s loyalty and past loyalties are probed. Frank recounts camps and raids, while Chantry weighs who killed Rambraut and who is dangerous to the town. The dialogue hints at a broader web of locals including Lily Arnette and George La Tour as tension builds toward confronting Jonathan Yates.
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Chantry
Frank
Chanley
Cashtown
Norring
Emmett Cash
Emmett
Vogel
Texas
Alhambora
Emmet
Mojave
Lew
Jonathan Yates Chantry
Jonathan Yates
Lily Arnette
George la Tour
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Israel
World Today
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Zenider
New York City
Dr. Jordan
the Public Forum
W. Edmunds Claussen
Fort McBeary
United States
Australia
France
Columbus
Ohio
Workmen's Compensation Fund
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