The 62 Billion Lost From the Strong-Box
The piece claims Moody's figures show 13 U.S. cities totaling 55 billion in property value, yet since 1948 Americans have effectively contributed 62 billion to Hottentot nations, as if wealth vanished like an atom bomb. It questions voter consent to such transfers.
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John Q
U.S.A
Moody's
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
San Francisco
Boston
Houston
Pittsburgh
United States of America
Russia
Argentina's Frondizi Faces Hurdles After Free Elections
Argentina inaugurates Arturo Frondizi as president after a 30 year lapse in voting. He leads a left wing Radical ticket assisted by Communist and Peronist backers and vows amnesty for Peronists. He must tackle inflation and restore press freedom amid a tense political landscape.
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Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Peronistas
Juan Peron
Frondizi
Radical Party
Peron
Perons
Impossible as you can get editorial on power company politics
The Salisbury Post reprints a sharp editorial criticizing an Internal Revenue Service ruling that electric power firms cross from business activity into political campaigning against TVA. The piece derides the idea, argues free enterprise must defend its rights, and invokes General Marshall and Caleb Colton to frame peace and virtue.
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Salisbury Post
Salisbury
North Carolina
Office of the
Internal Revenue Commissioner
TVA
United States
My Father Meets Yankees Heroes In Favorite Fans Honor
Jim Bishop writes about his father’s joy at visiting the Yankees after a Ballantine Brewery lunch. The 75 year old, once a blacksmith and rail worker, is feted by players and staff including Red Barber, Casey Stengel, Hank Bauer, Yogi Berra, and Ralph Houk. The day ends with pride and a memory he cherishes.
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Don Walsh
Ed Fisher
Dad
Yankees
Bennett Fishler
Ridgewood News
Giants
Tom Wilkinson
Manhattan
Mel Allen
Phillip Rizzuto
Mr. Rizzuto
Yankee Stadium
John M
Whitey Ford
Billy Lees
Jackie Farrel
Aed
Jackie Farrell
George Weiss
Red Barber
Casey Stengel
Fort Knox
Mr. Farrell
Sports Writers Bar
Til Ferdenzi
Joe Trimble
Tom Meany
Charlie Hoff
Hank Bauer
Ralph Houk
Robbie Lchantz
Turley
Andy Carey
Yogi Berra
Skowron
Don Larsen
Gus Mauch
Jim
Yanks
Casey
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases booklet on marital cruelty
Mental cruelty is not the main cause of divorce but a symptom of erotic maladjustment. The booklet argues that Americans ignore the issue and should acknowledge the problem rather than bury their heads in the sand. It promotes awareness and practical advice for married couples.
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America
Paul G
Nancy
Crane
Paul
Brain Game Quiz and Divorce Advice Paradox
A scattered quiz asks state names for several city groups and a Dr. George W. Crane column argues that most divorces stem from sexual mismatches. He claims wives must feign ardor to satisfy husbands and offers a booklet by mail.
Spring Forecast Mild For Business Scene
Spring brings some relief as unemployment falls and hiring rises while car sales gain in Detroit. Yet earnings and tax receipts remain weak, with corporate profits down and tax revenue strained. Despite scattered orders and optimism from steel, chemical, and auto sectors, many see only a modest spring uptick and lingering caution.
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Detroit
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Steel
Chemical
Illiterate Dinner Invite Triggers Comic Exchange
Society leader invites a physician to dinner but his reply is illegible. A druggist deciphers the scrawl and seeks payment, while another publicity man jokes a ski town has no link to wooden crutches. Art Carney dismisses the housing shortage rumors as unfounded.
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New England
Art Carney
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Alfred MYF Holds Meeting with Devotions and Plans
Margaret Ann Windland led devotions at the Alfred MYF meeting. The lesson "This We Do" followed Acts chapter one. Janice Swartz chaired a short business session planning a May 6 skating party and Mother's Day observance May 11 after Sunday school. Attendees from Minersville church included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dillinger and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode. Mrs. Iris Carr visited in Chili cothe last week.
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Alfred
MYF
Margaret Ann Windland
Janice Swartz
Minersville Church
Lloyd Dillinger
Delbert Gaul
Dinsmore Boyles
Chas. D. Woode
Iris Carr
Chillicothe
Proctorville Visitors and Local Hospitalized Person
Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas of Proctorville spent Saturday with relatives here. Otto Ross of the east side is a patient at Hocking Valley Hospital in Logan. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Thomas were John Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher with children of Crooksville. Mrs. James McKibben
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David Thomas
Proctorville
Otto Ross
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Rufus Thomas
John Hayman
Ralph Fisher
Crooksville
Red Leaders Use New Tool In Interview With Le Figaro
Khrushchev discusses Soviet economic methods and capitalist encirclement, arguing the old sense is outdated. He cites Latin America and Chile as examples where Russian buying of coffee and copper could influence markets while sharpening global leverage.
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le Figaro
Khrushchev
Herbert Hoover
Hugh Gibson
United States
Tass
Ussr
Soviet Russia
Latin America
Russia
Brazil
Chile
Western Hemisphere
Stalin
Bulganin
Mikoyan
Diet and insulin use for diabetics past middle age
A newspaper digest outlines dietary guidance for diabetics, noting many can be managed by diet alone while insulin is needed for others. It lists desserts to avoid, vegetables allowed, bread limits, and substitutes, plus a Q A on fish as a protein source and mineral content.
Imaginative ideas meet practical gains this week
Tomorrow offers chances to transform ideas into reality with favorable aspects for creativity. For birthdays the chart signals reduced anxiety within two months and good gains from August to November with effort. Relationships look bright from July to September, but October and November may test family harmony. A highly ambitious child may be dogmatic. President George Washington signed the U S Navy bill in 1794.
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George Washington
U. S. Navy
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger Rates
Advertising and subscription details for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger are listed. Rates cover daily and Sunday delivery, mail options, and special Ohio and West Virginia rates, with various weekly and yearly totals.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice Ae
Wee Oh
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