Shall We Trade Socialism for Dictatorship?
The essay argues that socialism leads to dictatorship, citing Germany, France, and global trends. It claims West Germany recovered democracy while East Germany remained ruined, notes France has many socialistic governments, and warns government power erodes freedom. It condemns U S officials pushing toward socialism and questions trading freedom for dictatorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Khrushchev
West Germany
East Germany
France
United States
Post Mortem on Adams Reveals Republican Me Tooism Critique
Human Events argues Adams helped undermine Nixon’s 1956 renomination and tainted GOP integrity. It links his 1952 New Hampshire Taft defeat to a broader pattern of expediency in Modern Republicanism and the Taft versus Eisenhower controversy. Critics warn of escalating moral compromise in pursuit of votes.
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Sherman Adams
Washington
Adams
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Robert A. Taft
Taft
New Hampshire
Chicago
Eisenhower
Ike
Adams & Co
Radio Hams Bridge Cold War Gaps Between Nations
Stamford based Frank Enge of AMF and Moscow engineer Leo Shiskin connected via ham radio on August 11 1956 and became pen pals. They exchanged journals records and personal details comparing incomes housing and daily life illustrating informal people to people contact beyond politics. Enge cites about 1200 rubles monthly income for Shiskin and notes shared spaces in Moscow housing while his own life includes a five room apartment and two cars. Enge estimates about 12 000 of 160 000 American hams have contacted Soviet peers signaling potential mutual understanding beyond the Iron Curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Iron Curtain
United States
Soviet Union
Frank Enge
Leo Shiskin
Enge
American Machine & Foundry Co
Shiskin
Moscow
Leo
Frank
Upton Sinclair
Lincoln Steffens
Charles Edward Russell
Ida Tarbell
Herbert Bayard Swope
Swope
the World
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
Gerard
General Electric
Herbert
Bernard Baruch
Winston Churchill
Nagy's Demise Defeats Policy in Soviet Collapse View
A critical look at Khrushchev era shifts after Stalin's death in 1953, the failed relaxation strategy, and the brutal suppression of revolts in Hungary and Poland. The piece argues the Soviet policy backfired, failing to sustain Western alliance and alienating neutrals, while signaling a need for a new approach.
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Europe
Asia
Imre Nagy
Reading Makes Leaders Not Followers, Crane Advises Youth
Dr. George W. Crane argues that readers become leaders while listeners grow into followers. He cites Mr. Randall of Inland Steel and Harvard Alumni Bulletin on the value of English, reading, and self expression. He urges families to foster reading, provide dictionaries and encyclopedias, read aloud to children, and request his booklet How To Tutor Your Child at Home with a stamped return envelope and 20c.
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Mr. Randall
George W. Crane
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel
Randall
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Promotion training aids and reviving sales in recession
A Massachusetts firm benefits from a $100000 promotion gamble while others push growth via targeted markets. Chrysler trains salesmen in Rye New York boosting orders 58 percent. Ford English line up 136 percent in five months. Tile Council of America invests 700000 in ads and opens a 500000 research center with 25 manufacturers adding 50 tile designs. Sara Lee kitchens report 27 percent luxury baked goods growth as Perma Lift notes teens into lingerie. Baby foods approach record volumes as Beech Nut shows cereals up 100 percent and older buyers increase can purchases.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
Chrysler
Rye
N. Y
Ford
Tile Council of America
Picture and Frame Institute
Sara Lee
Perma - Lift
Beech- Nut
Night Club Banter and Publicist Pedestals
A humorous 1958 Bennett Cerf passage features a flirtatious exchange in a night club about a diamond bracelet, and a publicist who says he builds pedestals for tiny men, joking about tipping barbers as hush money. Walter Pidgeon comments on the idea.
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Walter Pidgeon
Pidgeon
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Public Forum: Labor, Duty, and Service Call to Action
Rev Mary Wahl from Logan Ohio urges a sustained public effort amid burdens and disappointments. The message emphasizes unity, service, and prayer to aid millions struggling in hardship, with a call to stand firm until every foe is defeated.
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Mary Wahl
Comic Strip Dogs and Friends Brain Game
Answers refer to classic strips with Daisy the dog in Donald Duck dates and Roy Rogers horse Trigger. Mickey Mouse’s girlfriend is Minnie Mouse. Dale appears in Chip and Dale as a sweetheart. The character with a dog named Devil is Tom Terrific? Donald Duck’s girlfriend is Daisy Duck. Fifi’s owners are the Bowery Boys? Roy Rogers’ horse is Trigger.
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Daisy
Mickey Mouse
Dale
Devil
Roy Rogers
Fifi
Donald Duck
THESE DAYS Swope Placed Among Greats
The essay honors Herbert Bayard Swope as a top reporter who joined the story from inside events, detailing his methods, personality, and influence on American journalism and his friendships with Baruch and Churchill.
Health for Today Executives and the Pressures of Power
The article argues executives face health tensions from responsibility and decision making. It contrasts ulcered bosses with those who give ulcers, notes aging and stress factors, and offers strategies to reduce strain through value judgments, work boundaries, and avoiding personality clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Athens Messenger Publishing Details
The notice lists publication frequencies and pricing for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger. It includes daily and Sun delivery terms, mail rates by region, and post office classification details. It also notes rates for Ohio and West Virginia, and the paper’s address at 43 West Union Street, Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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Morten
Hal Boyle
Nagy
James Marlow
Joseph Stalin
Korea
Iran
Turkey
Greece
Berlin
BY Hato
Sitting Bull
Gitchy Goomie
Annie
Doctor Crane
America
By Sam Dawson
Clarence Baker
John Daly
Logan, Ohio
Cfrorgce
Sokolsky
Wall Street
Herbert Swope
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Asere
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