Markers Read From Car and Cold War Talk
A column laments roadside historical markers readable without leaving a vehicle and credits women's groups for erecting them. It then shifts to critique of Cold War diplomacy, urging deeds over words, citing Eisenhower and Churchill while criticizing Attlee and British diplomacy ideas.
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Athens County
Hockingport
The Fishermen of Faith and a Minister’s Call
HAL BOYLE imagines a nationwide church shutdown turning ministers into symbols of religious revival. The piece portrays ministers choosing daily life over pay, urging congregations to live up to their faith, and describes the minister as a fisherman seeking the ones who drifted away, then returning to crowded doors.
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America
Chidren
Florida
Churchill links peace talks with Russia threaten Eisenhower ties
Churchill urges Western leaders including Eisenhower to restart talks with Moscow. he credits Kremlin mood shifts for progress while Eisenhower seeks concrete actions over words. Attlee endorses the move but warns against isolationist pressure in the United States. Congress and potential future leadership in Britain loom over the shift.
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Eisenhower
Britain
Churchill
Labor
Clement Attlee
Korea
U.S
Attlee
United States
Hitler
Washington
Winston Churchill
Malenkov
Stalin
Kremlin
U. S
Laborites
Russia
Congress
Dr Crane's Clinic Warns Alcohol Weakens Mind And Will
Dr George W Crane warns alcohol is a dangerous crutch that dulls the brain and slows reaction time. He cites a passenger who fell asleep on a train and warns of impaired judgment, ethics and potential risk of crime, venereal disease, and unwanted pregnancy. He urges readers to send for his bulletin Facts About Alcohol.
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George W. Crane
Tom P
Gladstone
Tom
Chicago Union Station
Emily Post
Astrological Forecast for Tomorrow and Social Outlook
The stars favor the daring and original with ideas meeting unusual success. Clear up duties before new projects to avoid energy drains. budget practically. Evening favors social and domestic matters. A birthday tomorrow promises excellent yearly prospects and higher prestige through favorable social activities.
Murder by Knife and Mystery in Higby’s Lair
Mannering confronts Higby in a house filled with books as Higby forces him to open bindings for papers hidden inside. Higby boasts of past murders linked to Wilberforce and Lithom, revealing a web of foster fathers, blackmail, and family secrets. The scene ends with threats and a cliffhanger.
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Mannering
Fenner
Higby
Wilberforce
Lithom
Abel
Leo
Questions on Bangs disease and raw milk safety
Dr. Jordan responds to a reader about Bangs' disease in cattle, noting the blood test helps identify infected animals but is not fully reliable. The letter discusses the risk of brucellosis from raw milk and the difficulty of ruling out infection, with mentions of prevalence and testing limits.
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Mr. G
Brucellosis disease control urged for livestock and humans
The piece notes 1.3 million dairy cattle and 800000 beef cows and calls for federal rules on interstate movement of infected animals. It advocates state programs of ring testing and vaccination, plus pasteurization and sanitary precautions to cut human brucellosis cases. It cites past operations and market practices aiding elimination.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Extensive TV Guide Scheduling Across Stations
A dense, dated listing outlines programs for multiple stations with times ranging from 11:00 to 4:45, including news, soap operas, game shows, and live performances. The guide features programs like Ding Dong School, The Ed Sullivan hours, Reds vs Phils, and Tonight’s forecast, with many station abbreviations and multiple repeats across days.
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Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Tri State
Gene Autry
Dinah Shore
Joan
TV Theater
Disaster relief approved for Waco tornado toll
President Eisenhower allocated 250000 in disaster relief for Waco Texas after a week of deadly tornadoes. The decision was announced aboard the White House yacht Williamsburg cruising Chesapeake Bay. A pedestrian was fatally struck near Zanesville by a car on U S 40 killing 69 year old Bruce Waltman Friday night.
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Chesapeake Bay
Eisenhower
Waco
Tex
White House
Williamsburg
Zanesville
Bruce Waltman
U. S. 40
Here
Radio Station Schedule Messy Listing
Radio programs ABC on Oneena 1O KC connee 920 KC CBS WBNS Columbo 3400 KC Station WOU1 FM 91.5 Monday through Friday noon to 1 pm to 11 pm.
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Onencenal
Connee
CBS
WBNS
Columpus
WOU1
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