The Outs Striving to Attack Ike Reflect Poll Trends
The piece argues that when a party is out of power, it seeks salable issues to challenge President Eisenhower. It notes the president’s broad public trust, resilience to blunders, and the difficulty opponents face in unseating him despite criticisms. It cites 1952 mood and lasting distrust of standard politicians.
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White House
Eisenhower
Washington
Cornot
Eisencase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
The Record on Indochina The Refugee Issue
The article argues Communists violate postwar agreements, citing the Indochina truce and Vietminh refusals to allow North Vietnamese residents to depart. It notes Canadian foreign minister Lester Pearson warning time is needed to prevent refugees from being trapped, stressing the pact's human liberty stakes.
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Indochina
North
Viet Nam
South
International Control Commission
Lester Pearson
Barking Lady Evelyn Currie Rules Carnival Stages
Evelyn Currie, a veteran carnival barker known as a boss-lady in a rough field, lives in a $10,000 trailer with diamonds and mink. She runs 10 concessions in summer at Rockaways Playland and travels with her crew the rest of the year with her husband Harry.
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Hab
New York
Carnival Barker
Evelyn Currie
Evelyn
Rockaways
Harry
Decatur
Tenn
Willie
Public polio vaccine planning blamed on foresight failures
Senator Lehman questions Mrs. Hobby over the lack of early vaccine planning as the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis prepared for nine million first and second graders. Officials warn shortages extend beyond that group with mid August sighted as the peak for supplies. Separate observations note blue jeans and leather jackets becoming juvenile street attire across cities.
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James Marlow
Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Guesed
Hobby
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Mrs. Hobby
Foundation
Lehman
Senate
Labor and Pubic Welfare Committee
Chester Keefer
Keefer
Leonard Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
America
Case History of a Psychiatrist Theda Turned From Dating Advice
Case 0-333 discusses Theda M a woman described as attractive who deters men with a huntress image and hints she might be raped in metaphorical terms. Dr George W Crane offers psychological guidance urging realistic goals, suggests not pressuring men, and promotes independence and clarity about marriage. The text cites Seneca and advises women to project safety and openness to reduce pressure.
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Theda
George W. Crane
Theda M
Seneca
Wien
Iack
Sage of Leading Creek Reflects on a Long Life
In a reflective reminiscence, the speaker recalls living through vast changes from horse era to tractors, noting May 23 dates as milestones. He asserts independence, kindness to neighbors, and a wish for future generations to pursue duty and peace while aging toward debt retirement and quieter days.
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the Messenger
Father
Middleport
Leading Creek
Sidateposce
Bao Dai Militia Fell to Diem in South Vietnam
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem assumed control of Bao Dai's private militia in Aigon on Sunday, eliminating any remaining military power the absentee former emperor might have kept.
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Aigon
South
Viet Nam
Timepiece Heist Lands Man On Freighter in Kobe
In Kobe Japan ue Yu Hua Lung of Hong Kong was arrested after police found 2413 Swiss watches in his luggage from a recent freighter arrival. The seizure highlights a likely smuggling case and ongoing customs probes.
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Kobe
Japan
Yu Hualung
Hong Kong
Night of pursuit and famine in Minnesota retreat
Jesse and his gang endure a four day march with no food except raw chicken amid torrential rain and flooded lowlands near Mankato and Northfield. Cole tends the group, steadies the march, and refuses to abandon Bob as the plan to escape to Missouri falters.
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Marysburg
Bob
Cole
Mankato
Northfield
Dominicker
Stonewall Jackson
Jesse
Minnesota
Charlie Pitts
Frank James
Jese Desaerated
Frank
Charlie
Sim
Pose
Hie
Missouri
Pinkertons
Dingus
Jim
Epidemic diarrhea of newborns in nurseries discussed
Dr Jordan notes outbreaks of a fatal infant diarrhea likely virus caused, not yet isolated. Symptoms include sudden drowsiness, weak cry, low fever, watery yellow stools, and rapid weight loss. Disease lasts about a week. about half recover. Prevention requires strict nursery precautions to limit exposure and traffic.
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Wilk Duarenea
Sears Tae
Seapets
Newscast and Commentary Schedule Highlights
Radio program listings show a Thursday May 19 lineup with news and commentary segments. Programs include Music News, Serials, House Party, Latin Quarter, and Variety Time with hosts and time slots noted.
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Ube News & Comment
Beies & Commentary
News
Seria Sap
Agate
Bogdacs Finer Goom
Seagate Ashe
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