Kennedy and Nixon on the hard farm questions
The Wall Street Journal argues Nixon asks questions but offers no full answers on farm policy while Kennedy sticks to more of the same high price supports and controls. The piece contends only a free market solution can resolve the farm problem, despite political hurdles.
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Senator Kennedy
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
United Nations
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
United States
The
Wall Street Journal
Competition shapes home appliance demand in a crowded market
Consumers spend more than ever while household appliance makers face a smaller share due to rival spending options and intensified competition. Builders and other sectors draw funds, and merchants adapt with strong merchandising as summer air conditionings season arrives.
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Pines
Middle-aged man learns Russian without classes
Jim Smith, a nonstudent businessman, teaches himself Russian from records and manuals. He aims to read and converse reasonably well, driven by curiosity and a desire to visit Russia, showing that self directed language learning can meet a growing need even without formal schooling.
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Jim Smith
Vladivostok
Pyotr
Mexico
Moskva
Sergei
Yeelizavyetta
Deemocratsia
Sputnik
Spoutnik
Sputtnik
Jim
Russia
Europe
The Kid Who Created the Bottleneck
Jim Bishop profiles Michael Joseph Owens, a Glassmaker from Wheeling who rose from child labor in 1869 to cofound Libbey Owens with Edward Libbey. He invented rapid bottle production, patented ideas, and built a plant in Toledo. Owens died in 1923 boasting his bottleneck invention.
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Wheeling
Michael Joseph Owens
Mike
Mike Owens
Edward Drummond Libbey
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Toledo
Ohio
Libbey
Father Mullenbeck
St. Ann’s Church
Mullenbeck
Mary McKelvey
Bellaire
Irving W. Colburn
Owens
Colburn
Dear Abby and a Day at the Polo Grounds
The column presents readers' questions on rights of dogs in society and a married life balance. It then recounts a personal New York outing to a Johansson Patterson boxing night at the Stork Club and Polo Grounds with encounters among politicians, journalists, and traffic chaos.
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Abby
Jim Farley
Democratic Party
Ballyhooed
Stork
Max Lerner
India
Roy Cohn
William Fugazy
Polo Grounds
Giants
Stork Club
New York
Bill Fugazy
Kennedy
Crossinger’s
Catskill Mountains
Rockefeller
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases
Norman G. a 36-year-old dentist, seeks advice as he fantasizes about choking his wife over perceived slovenly habits. The letter details his meticulous cleanliness, his wife's neglect of chores, and a critique of her limited societal activities. The piece argues parents influence marriages and urges training children in household duties to prevent divorce.
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Norman
Norman G
Understanding false labor and real labor clues for expectant mothers
The article explains false labor pains, how to distinguish them from true labor, and when to go to the hospital. It notes real labor lasts 10 to 24 hours for first births, with irregular pains becoming more frequent, and mentions the bag of waters and when to call a doctor. It also covers hiccup in babies as a postnatal question.
Kerr and Niven Share London Childhood Then Play Gag
Deborah Kerr and David Niven who once lived nearby in England recall their youth and pass time on set by a joke game using old London music hall gags. The two stars improvise as they wait for scenes, keeping spirits high between takes.
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Eborah Kerr
David Niven
England
Miss Kerr
Niven
Methodist Vacation Bible School Picnic Held in Logan
The Methodist Vacation Bible School picnic took place at Rachelmach er park in Logan with 98 children attending. Closing program occurred at the Methodist Church with teachers Eth el Burgess Ruth Burgess Connie Dunkle Myrtle Wallace Pam Dunkle Elizabeth Mills Ona Dell Wilson Gladys Lines Helen Wilson Margaret Coll Carlena Dunkle. Visitors from Dundas and New Lexington were guests of local families and Wayne Lines of Columbus visited relatives here.
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Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Ethel Burgess
Ruth Burgess
Connie Dunkle
Myrtle Wallace
Pam Dunkle
Elizabeth Mills
Ona Dell Wilson
Gladys Lines
Helen Wilson
Margaret Coll
Carlena Dunkle
Pete Strawn
Ed Warner
Mary Page
George Zimmerman
Dundas
Dora Spencer
New Lexington
Virginia Wilson
Hazel Miller
Edna Rawlins
Alice Holleran
Mabel Ambrose
Nellie Ward
Columbus
Wayne Lines
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the Man of Glass
Hatlo George Sokolsky
Arson
Thanx
Brooklyn, New York
Tese
Herman
Doc Praedox
Yak Ayak
Herman Gychange
Operat
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Mary and
Morey
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Herman Bundesen
B.T.S
Bennett Cerf
Weehawken
King Features Syndicate
N. Straitsville
New Straitsville
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
U. S
Posseguo
Athens
Ssocila
Ted
All Mall
Pee
Eassenger U
W. Union St
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