Be Yourself in a World of Other Identities
HAL BOYLE muses on the value of being oneself, contrasting fantasies of transformation with the joy and burden of personal identity. A playful tale imagines a genie offering to swap lives, only to have a wife insist her husband stay himself, maintaining daily harmony.
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Medical Q and A on diet cancer prevention and seborrheic dermatitis
A reader asks about stressing diet in cancer prevention but the doctor says no such disease exists. Another inquiry concerns a son with oily forehead pores and dandruff, diagnosed as seborrheic dermatitis and advised to see a skin specialist.
Killer's Pace by Julius Long
The narrator, Jim Marshall, explains Star Williams’s alleged tampering to save Rose Bidault from the electric chair. The plot thickens as Rose is murdered, and Marshall shoots two gang members in self defense. He confronts Sonya Sarcetsa, the magician connected to Nanaberro, owner of a nightclub.
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Star Williams
Jim Marshall
Sonya Sarcetsa
Rose
Star
al Nanaberro
Sonya
Americans must imitate patience in facing Russian drive
The piece argues Americans and allies must show steadfast patience like communists to counter Soviet conquest. It highlights impatience as a national trait, notes UN Korea campaign indecision, and urges unwavering resolve to achieve freedom and welfare goals while avoiding emotional swings from euphoria to gloom.
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Ridgway
Far East
Korea
Saving the Wounded and High Protein Diet Boost
Wounds in the Korean War show record low deaths due to medical corps teams and the high meat content in soldiers rations. Dr I B Ravdin notes that high grade animal protein in diets may be as important as antibiotics in healing wounds faster. The civilian lesson mirrors military findings on protein for energy and morale.
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I. 8. Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania
Editors Tour U S By European Newspaper Delegation
A group of thirty three European newspapermen from fourteen countries began a tour of the United States under State Department sponsorship. The visit aims to show how Americans perceive international issues and provide a balanced view free from bias.
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United States
State Department
U.S
Brannan Calls Taft Backers Hot Headed Emotionalists
Agriculture Secretary Charles F. Brannan, speaking in Harrisburg, defends the administration’s Korea policy by labeling Sen. Robert A. Taft and other MacArthur backers as hot headed emotionalists. The commentary rounds through playful asides about public figures and common wisdom.
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Korea
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Robert A. Taft
MacArthur
Bob Taft
Leo Durocher
Andrei Vishinsky
Lord Chesterfield
Gaps in Benefits for Korean Veterans Highlighted by New VA Rules
The Nation Today notes Korean veterans lack war veteran status. Congress recently passed measures allowing non service connected Korean veterans to receive VA hospital care and burial benefits for non service connected deaths, closing some gaps but many remain. It contrasts Korea veterans with war veterans who receive pensions free education government loans auto grants unemployment pay Social Security credits and broader eligibility.
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Veterans Administration
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Needlework dress-up for bathroom decor and bridal gift
A colorful needlework set offers yellow pink or red nose appliques for quilted padding seat covers and bathroom décor. Pattern No 2075 includes hot iron transfers and instructions. Send 25 cents in coins with name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger. Anne Cabot's Big Album features dozens of designs plus four gift patterns for 25 cents.
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Athens Messenger
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Radio Program Stations Listed for Ohio and Nearby States
A table lists NBC WLW Cincinnati KC ABC WCOL Columbus KC WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus KO WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WIEH Gallipolis and WOU FM with broadcast hours Monday to Friday noon to 1 PM and 6 PM.
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Marietta
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Parkersburg
WATH
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