Accent on Sports and the American Drive
The piece argues Americans lag in sports against nations like Australia and Russia. It cites Olympic preparations, funding, and training as weak points, urging more focus on youth sports, education, and disciplined effort to regain national vigor without turning sports into a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Russia
William Faulkner
Irwin H. Kramer
Hotel
Edison
Utah
Manhattan
William E. Woodward
Nuclear tests and disarmament debate grows complex
Readers confront the feasibility of secret nuclear tests and the effectiveness of inspection. The piece notes shifts in Soviet posture, Eddard Teller's cautions, and the AEC’s evolving reporting on the Nevada underground blast. It cites Senate inquiries and emphasizes accuracy in government disclosures for sound policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
Harrison Brown
of California Institute of Technology
AEC
Senate
U.S
Nevada
Alaska
Russian
Siberia
Reutlinger the Chicago editor behind a wild press era
Tommy Sands meets Harry Reutlinger, famed Chicago city editor, at the Pump Room. The piece recalls Reutlinger’s rise from copy boy to editor, his humor in grim stories, and a lifelong bond with figures like Charles McArthur and Nicky Arnstein. It notes his late editions, wartime memories, and a gold Elgin gift from a lawyer friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Sands
Harry Reutlinger
Reutlinger
Chicago
West Madison
MR. Reutlinger
Charles McArthur
Frank Carson
Ben Hecht
Jack Latimer
Walter Howie
Alphonse Capone
McArthur
Harry
Warren Lincoln
Lincoln
Reveille
Nicky Arnstein
Arnstein
New York
Charles E. Erbstein
Charlie
Erbstein
Elgin
Case history of a psychiatrist on tranquilizers and menopause
Psychiatrist Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Martha G s chronic tranquilizer use and fears about menopause. He cautions against dependence on pills, urges problem solving, and argues menopause does not end marital appeal. He offers a booklet on menopausal complexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha G
Martha
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A humorous review of odd facts and trivia from a bygone era. Noting Germany supplying shillelaghs, 12 million Smiths in the US, and various quirky observations about culture, finance, and daily life with a playful tone. It riffs on beliefs, fashion, geography, and opinions.
Shoemaker in police court warned to stick to his last
A man named Shoemaker faced a police court after a drinking spree and attempted to mislead the judge about his predicament. The judge interrupted his talk with a pointed remark urging him to stick to his last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Tomorrow Is Your Birthday Says Horoscope Across May To September
The Stars Say for Tomorrow Is advises seeking expert guidance for plans and warns against overconfidence. It notes a favorable year ahead with constructive future work, a rise in job and finances by October, and advises restraint in November and December. Personal experiences may occur May to September and business news comes in January.
Understanding diverticulosis and diverticulitis in adults
The article explains diverticulosis is rare in youth but affects about 5 percent of adults. Diverticula often cause no symptoms, but inflammation leads to diverticulitis with variable pain. Most cases respond to bland diet, rest, heat, and medicine. severe cases may require surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T
Hoover book review sparks debate on communism critique
The piece argues J. Edgar Hoover's Masters of Deceit presents a severe view of American communism while John B. Oakes of The New York Times Book Review offers a contested, personal polemic. It questions Oakes’s authority and notes Hoover’s long experience and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United States
John B. Oakes
New York Times
Hoover
Oakes
New York Times Book Review
Earl Browder
Whittaker Chambers
Eugene Lyons
U. S
Communist Party
Daily Worker
America
Letart Falls Church Circle Event Scheduled at Grimm Home
Mrs Harold Grimm will host the Faithful Circle Sunday School class at her Letart Falls home on Thursday evening March 13. A funeral at Great Bend Methodist Church drew Mr and Mrs F A Cadle Mr and Mrs Norman Roach of Athens. Harold Cadle celebrated his 31st birthday with dinner at the Hill home. Mrs Charles Sayre is a patient at Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grimm
Faithful Circle
Methodist Church
Telcie Proffitt
F. A. Cadle
Great Bend Methodist Church
Norman Roach
Athens
Ohio University
Rouch
Harold Rouch
Harold Cadle
Harry Hill
Cadle
Holzer Hospital
Charles Sayre
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Edward Teller
Phillips Brooks
Joseph Addison
Mary Baker Eddy
Jim Bishop
FE rRic
George W. Crane
Hal Boyle
Ireland
Germany
Smith
Smythe
New England
Thousand Islands
Panama
Ecuador
Robert Q. Lewis
Bennett Cerf
Florida
Mra. Rosenwasser
King Features Syndicate
Poplar Ridge
Cora Lemley
Henry Hood
Leslie Lemley
Lemley
Charles Mollohan
Phyllis
Huntington
Minter Lane
Cleveland
Beck
Marvin Loveday
Elmer Lee Spaulding
Old Ryger
William D. Norris
George Fraley
Hatfield
Fraley
Tony Elkins
Africa Road
Lee Merritt
Bill Gunnells
Bob Gunnells
Vinton
L. L. Clark
Neva
Edwin Jordan
George Sokolsky
Danny Kayen
New York Philharmonic
Letart Falls
India
China
Truman
Atlantic
Venice
Hiawatha
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
Wacw
Onle
Postoffice
Associated Press
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