Mickey Spillane May Turn Mike Hammer Quiet
HAL BOYLE reports Mickey Spillane at 36 considers ending Mike Hammer. He cites weariness with postwar violence and plans "I, the Jury" era shifts to subtler mood driven fiction. Spillane notes 60 million copies sold and hints a new book may be his last Mike Hammer tale.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mickey Spillane
Mike Hammer
Mike
Sherlock Holmes
Spillane
Muscle Mike
Mickey
Jack Stang
Newburgh
N. Y
Hollywood
Clyde Beatty
Dewey’s 1956 bid hinges on a dramatic decision
The piece reports Governor Thomas E. Dewey may decline a third term and could only run in a shooting war by September. It notes his apparent irrevocable stance, the likelihood of another strong Republican name, and New York’s pivotal role in the 1956 presidential contest with Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. and Irving Ives as possible contenders.
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Dewey
New York
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Sen
Irving Ives
Senate
New York State
Ives
State House
Golden Opportunity to Win India for Democracy
Commentary argues lawmakers should back the Point Four program to promote democracy in India. It urges demonstrating Western living standards through agriculture, development, health, and sanitation rather than dictating opinion, praising Stassen's push for aid in Congress.
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India
Nehru
Red China
Congress
Stassen
Truman Shows Courage In Health Crisis
The former president endured an emergency operation and, despite critics, faced the illness with fortitude. He declined an ambulance, choosing to enter the hospital under his own power as the nation hopes for his full recovery.
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Truman
Psychologists Probe Business Minds and Consumer Motives
World Affairs notes psychologists expand from ads to studying buyers and workers. Firms use public psychology to avert recession while Jersey Standard Oil follows advice to treat employees as people and boost morale. Quotations from Romans and Shakespeare appear at article end.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Chicago
Weiss and Geller
M. J. Rathbone
Jersey Standard Oil
Jersey
Jersey Standard
Rathbone
Flowers at funerals and graduation in Dr Crane’s view
Dr Crane argues flowers honor the dead and inspire the living, urging readers not to omit floral tributes at funerals. He cites Jesus praising costly ointment and urges investing in flowers over wasteful habits, while praising flowers’ role in both funerals and graduations as a moral and emotional boost.
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George W. Crane
Olive M
Wisconsin
Dr. Crane
Tomary
Jesus
Hitler
Oes
Henry Ward Beecher
God
Insects as Enemies and Widow Spider Hazards
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses biting insects as disease vectors and harmful bites. He notes mosquitoes spread yellow fever and malaria, ticks carry diseases, and the widow spider’s venom can cause severe illness or death with painful bites. Treatments include hot baths and calcium injections. cutting wounds or opium-based drugs are ineffective.
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South Africa
Americas
Salem Center Visitors and Local Town Gatherings
Bob Farley of Columbus vacations in Salem Center with family. Roush, Webb visit Mansfield. Wayne Roush stays a week. Pearl Goff and Raymond of Danville visit Ernest and a daughter. Gaylord and Buck Coffee of Vinton visit Lizzie Caton and Janet. Harold and Mrs Sargent visit Arthur Roush family. Caton family guests at Lizzie Caton’s and Janet. Harley Grate and Marvin Miller spend afternoon in West Virginia. Arthur Roush visits Ralph Neigier at Holzer Hospital. Titus Smith and others enjoy Lake Alma excursion last Sunday.
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Salem Center
Bob Farley
Columbus
Orion Roush
Harold Roush
Harold Sargent
Pomeroy
Arthur Roush
Glen Caton
Mr. Caton
Lizzie Caton
Janet
Harley Grate
Marvin Miller
West Virginia
Ralph Neigier
Holzer Hospital
Titus Smith
Barbara Jones
Lake Alma
Milo the Wrestler and the Diet That Made Him Strong
A narrator recalls meeting Milo a wrestler who exercises with him at a supermarket and teaches holds. Milo shows off strength lifting calves and a bar bell, while detailing his Greek diet of oats figs walnuts raisins bananas apples lettuce and a strict daily routine. The narrator plans to follow the diet undercover with his mother's suspicion looming. (To Be Continued)
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Fred Anspach
Milo
Fred
Iui
Mr. Dunkelberger
Charles Atlas
Greece
Frank Gotch
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Prospects
The reading suggests following intuition with a quiet, persuasive approach to gain better results. Promoting ingenious ideas during se av? hours may yield profitable returns. For those with tomorrow birthday, expect support from influential people in summer and enhanced social activity in August and December.
Funeral held for Vance McClead in Carbondale
Funeral services at the Methodist Church for Vance McClead a former Carbondale resident with pallbearers Oscar Prater Marve Brooks Ralph Arnold Leonard John and rl Lowry. Reverends W M Brown and Carroll Chesser presided. Weekend visitors included George Barber guests from Columbus and Albany WSCS meeting attendees.
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Carbondale
Methodist
Vance McClead
Oscar Prater
Marve Brooks
Ralph Arnold
Leonard
John
Rl Lowry
W. M. Brown
Carroll Chesser
George Barber
Ovid Scott
Betty Barber
Columbus
Mary Lou Barber
Nora Cox
Vivian Pittman
Rosa Mace
WSCS
Albany Methodist Church
Guy Barrons
Zanesville
Junior Taylor
Corning
Carl Stanley
Joan
Ray Gardner
John Stanley
Kyger News Highlights Local Visits and Appointments
Mr and Mrs Clyde Rupe accompanied by Mr and Mrs Chester Ward visited Rockland and met Rolland Rupe and son Kenneth Wayne. Rev Chester Lemley is appointed minister for Cheshire charge and will preach at Kyger church. Perry Bradbury and son Keith visited with Wood family at Xenia. Wayne Sisson hosted a surprise birthday for son Richard. Mary Lee Platter visits relatives in Follans, Virginia.
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Kyger
Clyde Rupe
Chester Ward
Rockland
Rolland Rupe
Kenneth Wayne
Bertha Shaver
Kenneth Caplinger
Charleston
Chester Lemley
Cheshire
Kgger
Perry Bradbury
Keith
Robert Wood
Xenia
Wayne Sisson
Richard
Mary Lee Platter
lg + . Y. Platter
Follans
Mary B. Sisson
Radio Schedule and Listings for Ohio Stations
Radio programs listed for Columbus Athens Parkersburg and nearby areas include ABC NBC CBS and MBS affiliates with a dense schedule of morning to late night shows. Notable entries feature Tennessee Ernie, Peter Lind Hayes, Lone Ranger News and Commentary, Fibber and Molly, and Barbara Welles among others across AM and FM bands.
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Abc-Wool
Columbus
WSAZ
Wwe
Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
Cbs-Wbns
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Aner
WMUA
Marietta
WOU
Acon
Cbs
Abo Mbe
Nbe
Cbe
Abe
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbbs
Mbe
Peter Lind Hayes
Abe Lone Ranger
Ebe
Rlow Cance
Abe Radio
Sammy Kaye
Abe News & Story
Band of America
Fibber & Molly
Keen
Cbs News & Comment
Crossroads
Heart of News
Cbs Wap
Baleonp
Susie
Timenabe
Deems Taylor
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Mike Spillane
Harry
Shakespeare
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan
By Galbraith
Old
Kentucky Home
Mermet
Barbara Welles
Rob Hope
Abe News
Johnny Olsen
Nebohe Omances
Rama
Tom Moore
Ghowe
Creen
Ray Heads
Lopes Music
Martin Block
Ruby Mercer Jr
Travelers
Mike and
Buff—cbe
Abe Reed
Browning
Abe Charley
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