Spending Into Trouble and the Eisenhower Kennedy Clash
Eisenhower warns that deficits under his presidency averaged 3.6 billion per year amid seven deficit years, while Kennedy pursues a tax cut with planned deficits. He argues spending cuts are needed before any tax reductions, and condemns the larger-than-war budget approach as inflationary and costly for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
Atlantic Fares Clash Spurs CAB Warning
The Civil Aeronautics Board fights to keep round trip economy Atlantic fares at 486 dollars while blocking Pan American and Trans-World from raising to 513 dollars. IATA members supported the increase, but CAB, not party to the agreement, deems it unnecessary. The dispute involves European state support and Britain’s airfield threat, signaling a risk to free enterprise and global security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
Atlantic Ocean
Pan American
Trans-World
International Air Transport Association
United States
CAB
Britain
Free World
German emigration since WWII reaches eight hundred ten thousand
Since the end of World War II about 810000 Germans have emigrated worldwide. Nearly half—401000—settled in the United States, including many scientists who contributed to nuclear and space programs. Canada took 239000, leaving 160000 to other nations. Germans are valued citizens and more are welcome seeking opportunities denied at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Dope, Urban Crime, and Legalization Proposals
A New York physician argues that dope, not liquor, drives street crime. He urges legal sales with government clinics to treat addiction, claiming this would dismantle the illegal trade and reduce violence, though the idea invites debate.
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Turkey
Red China
New York
Dear Abby Hire A Lawyer Advice Column
Dear Abby outlines suing a lawyer and seeking redress for reputation damage. It also answers readers on handling a friend’s affair, door etiquette on dates, and how to join the Women’s Club with practical steps and Abby’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Women’s Club
Personal Cases Technique for Good Bossing Explored
Martin G aged 34 a new executive seeks advice on being a good boss. Dr Crane cites a Rating Scale used in modern industry and shares survey insights from 1348 workers. Key flaws include taking credit for others ideas and blaming subordinates.
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Martin
Martin G
Dr. Crane
Controlling Boss Criticized in Workplace Testimony
A harsh manager described as fearful and petty dominates the office. He berates staff for minor faults, rewards relatives, airs private life, and pressures deadlines. The document offers a paid test for employers and employees used in industry.
Not All Kids Are Soft say Albany Pupils
A reader from Albany School objects to a column claiming children become lazy. She describes robust PE routines with in and out of doors activity, hikes, and athletic results including a county lead. asserts girls can be fast runners and that farm chores and sports keep students active.
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the Messenger
Albany
Marilee Stright
Cheshire Visits Across Point Pleasant Social Round
Mrs. Mary A. Lee visits her father Roy Daugherty in Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cornelius and two children visit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thomas in Point Pleasant. Mrs. Alice Durst of Gallipolis spends an evening with Mrs. Raymond Clark and her son James Rife and family. LeGrande Martin and children of Gallipolis call on Mr. Martin's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Martin. C L Hoffmann of Jackson calls on Bert Hern in Point Pleasant.
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Bert Hern
Cheshire
Mary A. Lee
Roy Daugherty
Point Pleasant
Junior Cornelius
Lancaster
Bob Cornelius
Willard Thomas
Alice Durst
Gallipolis
Raymond Clark
James Rife
LeGrande Martin
Martin
John Martin
C. L. Hoffman
Jackson
Life Begins At 40 Dr Duggar’s Antibiotic Breakthrough
The article chronicles Dr Benjamin Duggar a University of Wisconsin botanist who after mandatory retirement found a new role at Lederle Laboratories. At 74 in 1946 he isolated aureomycin a broad spectrum antibiotic later vital in treating diseases such as scarlet fever whooping cough tularemia influenza and tick bite fever. His story inspires continued work in retirement and includes a request for a booklet on heart attack avoidance.
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Duggar
University of Wisconsin
Lederle Laboratories
Guggar
Messenger
Ewington Socials Welcome Visiting Families
Recent visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Davis and Tammy of Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Spaulding. Anna Edmundson stayed with Mrs. Made line Wiseman. Fern Woodruff Nina Lynn Dick Creamers and Milton Snyder from Odetz visited the Harden home. Margaret Edmundson celebrated a birthday at Edwin Davis’s Danville home with family.
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E. C. Johnston Ewington
T. B. Spaulding
Kenny Davis
Tammy
Columbus
Anna Edmundson
Madeline Wiseman
Fern Woodruff
Nina Lynn
Dick Creamers
Milton Snyder
Odetz
Karl Harder
Margaret Edmundson
Edwin Davis
Danville
Orville Davis
Bob
Dorothy Davis
Pam
Freddy
Clair
Grady Twyman
Clarence Thompson
Bidwell
Jimmy Humphrey
Donald Straughbagh
Darrell Dodrill
Sam Hicks
Linda
Sam, Jr
Barbara
V. V. Knight
Arthur Hill
Belle
W. Va
Harold Knight
Nitro
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Dope
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
George W. Crane
Church
Boy Scouts
Myers
Minnie May Ayers
Athens
Texas Panhandle
Ohio
John Kent Curnutt
Park Place West
Cairo, Ill
Benjamin Duggar
Gabriel G. Curnutt
Mr. Curnutt
Montgomery County
Ind
Calliway and
Lydia (Hutchings) Curnutt
Ewington
Athens Messenger
Ohio & W
Gris
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Union St
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