Hammarskjold Middle East Report Hints At Peace Path
The Cleveland Press reviews Dag Hammarskjold’s interim UN report on the Middle East. It says the secretary general stayed to his mandate, achieved Armenian consent to the armistice, and warned against outside imposed peace. It notes vast unresolved issues and urges Middle East leadership to drive any settlement while avoiding Russian influence.
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Middle East
United Nations
Hammarakjold
Russia
Free World
America
Israel
United States
Hammarskjold
Cleveland Press
Gruenther Denounces Soviet Threat While Calling for Strength
NATO commander Gruenther defends deterrence against Soviet aggression. He warns Moscow’s coexistence policy masks military buildup and that atomic weapons would be used against any attack on a NATO member. The article extols Gruenther as a peacemaker who believes strength preserves freedom.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
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Pravda
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Amud
Moscow
Soviet Union
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No Fooling by Sam Dawson on Soviet economic warfare
The article argues Moscow may outpace American production by shifting workers to industry and expanding exports. It notes Russia’s goals to capture world markets within 10 to 15 years, advantages in raw materials, and increasing machinery from behind the Iron Curtain as it trains more engineers and expands industrial capacity.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Russia
West
Cuba
Reds
United States
Supreme Court desegregation two years later in the South
Two years after the high court banned race based public school segregation the nation sees mixed compliance and continued Southern defiance. Desegregation ranges from achieved to stalled with deep resistance in Alabama Georgia Mississippi South Carolina and Virginia. The ruling's reach and enforceability remain unsettled as lower courts push for deliberate speed while southern leaders threaten to oppose or evade federal action.
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Deep South
Alabama
Georga
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Supreme Court
Assay For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Montgomery
Ala
Congress
Sion
Dr Crane Sa's Case: Engineers and Auto Improvements
Dr George W Crane argues that car makers ignore public input and safety, urging engineers to adopt practical brake design changes. He touts a brake throttle solution and recalls past criticisms while praising the National Safety Council and auto clubs for pushing safer cars.
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Discussion by Dr Jordan on deafness and hearing aids
Dr Jordan explains that deafness varies by type and degree and requires examinations before advice. Hearing aids aid some middle ear issues but not nerve damage, and proper fitting is essential for comfort and usefulness. The piece notes many jobs suit partly deaf individuals and organizations offer aid to maintain a useful life.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Docking of USS Hancock Watched Via Shipboard TV System
SAN DIEGO Calif. The USS Hancock an aircraft carrier arrives from the western Pacific with a small crowd aboard watching the docking operation on the shipboard closed circuit television receivers in the wardroom general mess and other areas. The private system was financed with Shipboard Special Service recreation funds.
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Calif
Hancock
Western Pacific
Shipboard Special Service
The Long Body excerpt shows Helen McCloy’s tale of Byrd and a past war plan
A manuscript excerpt follows Basil Willing at a desk in 1918 Arizona and El Paso. Byrd and the narrator recall their youth and a doomed scheme to join the Army, facing possible long separations and the lure of a first enlistment at Fort Bliss.
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Horoscope advises time and effort for growth and rewards
The text notes tomorrow’s horoscope urging careful effort and time to avoid foolish tangles, with intellectual pursuits in the evening and potential charitable contributions. It promises possible promotion for a person born tomorrow if opportunities are seized in the next three months, with generally happy personal relations through 1956 except mid-October. Gardening fondness and self reliance are predicted for a born child.
Radio Programs List From Historic Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented, OCR style list outlines radio time slots and program titles including News for Ib Aine Variety Hour Daily Commentary Dinner Date News Broadcast Mystery Class Detective Drama Crime Pithters American Adventure and Story segments. Names appear garbled and inconsistent across entries.
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Abe
Bing Croaby
Abe Eddie Planer
Abe Tralee
Dbs
Abe Ee
Navy Program Details Highlighted in May Issue
A May publication notes updates to the Navy program with focus on new models and incentives. It references West Point Bank and matinee events, while mentioning entries for Malone and Peale among others. The piece outlines schedules and notable items in News Music and related sections.
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Malone
West Point Bank
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