The Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson by Herbert Hoover
Hoover presents wartime and postwar efforts to win a just peace with Wilson. He draws on vast files from 1915 to 1921, defending Wilson’s aims while acknowledging faults and compromises. The book links to the World Court and UN charter origins.
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League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
United States
American War Council
Hoover
Wilson
Europe
Paris
America
World Court
International Labor Office
The
United Nations
Joint council tackles health care for the aged
A coalition of the American Dental Association American Hospital Association American Medical Association and American Nursing Home Association forms to study aging health needs resources and access. The group aims to define elder health problems assess resources coordinate research and improve insurance coverage while urging state and community action.
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American Dental Association
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
American Nursing Home Association
Joint Council
Discontent Across Nation Calls for Attention to Washington
A Washington critique argues millions of Americans across protests form a representative cross section seeking respectful hearing. It condemns government deafness to petitions and compares it to colonial resistance, urging thoughtful policy action to protect national interests.
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Washington
George
Boston
Labor Law Action Seen Likely Only if House Acts
Senate hearings begin on proposals to curb unions and amend Taft Hartley as Lyndon Johnson pushes for action. House progress appears doubtful and time pressures loom with August adjournment. If the House stalls, broad labor legislation would push into next year.
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Houses
Congress
Senate
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Democrats
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Mitchell
Johnson
William F. Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Doctor Crane’s Personal Case Improves Nell Through Charm
Nell D aged 16, a cross eyed girl, gains friends and self worth after a hospital visit with Dr George W Crane. He explains popularity comes from charm and sincere compliments, not appearance, and Nell’s eye alignment is corrected by an eye surgeon. He urges readers to write for his booklet.
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Nell
George W. Crane
Nell D
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A collection of trivia on life spans in nations, origins of Turkish baths, marriage rates by state, dialects of Walter Brennan, body measurements, fish treatment, geographic centers, crocodile tears, Jamaica gambling stance, Buckingham Palace rooms, a typical NYC executive, Meramec Caverns weddings, Amazon river flow, humuhumunukunukuapua a, color tones vision limit, Churchill dining habits, and Anne Morrow Lindbergh on fatigue.
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Rome
Nevada
Walter Brennan
West Virginia
New England
Swampscott
Mass
Fisherman
United States
Lebanon
Kaw
Pacific Ocean
New York
Jamaica
Buckingham Palace
New York City
Meramec Caverns
Stanton
Amazon
Fiji Islands
Sir Winston
Lady Churchill
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Stop Me and the Civil Authorities in Naples Mystery
A Neapolitan census reports 181,885 married men and 184,502 married women prompting a police probe into possible marriage swindles. Meanwhile a Florida tourist spot offers a wild animal farm along Route 1 selling snakes by the foot with a parental consent clause for venomous species.
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Pas
Naples
Italy
Florida
U. S. Route 1
Horoscope for Tomorrow Promises Harmony and Cautious Finance
The reading predicts cordial relations and cooperative business spirit for most people. For those with tomorrow as their birthday, gains are possible in June and early July but a conservative approach is advised through 1958, with improving finances after December and a child born that day gifted in art and knowledge.
Human Economics and the 1958 Depression
Vice President Richard Nixon argues for slowed growth to enable correction of bad habits in the economy. The piece questions causes of depressions, cites 1958 unemployment, and discusses tax cuts, public works, and foreign trade policies under Hull, GATT, and their impact on American workers.
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Richard Nixon
United States
GATT
Victim of Neurosis Needs Doctor's Help
A health article explains neurosis as a state of deep emotional change not insanity and outlines early signs in youth, possible triggers from stress and life events, and the need for professional medical help with family coaxing. It includes a Q and A about calcium intake from milk for a 71 year old reader and cautions balanced diet.
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C.H
Carpenter guests include Mrs Mays and Mrs Parker
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter were their daughters Mrs. Russell Mays and Mrs. Sidney Parker of Strasburg.
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Ney Carpenter
Russell Mays
Sidney Parker
Strasburg
Athens Messenger Classifieds and Rates Notice
The Athens Messenger presents its publication schedule and pricing. Daily and Sunday delivery options are listed with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. Special mail rates apply for Ohio and West Virginia.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Wall
Onto & Fh
W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
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