Lure of Freedom: Austria Wins LongAwaited Peace Treaty
The article praises Austria for securing a peace treaty restoring its status as a free nation after Nazi invasion and prolonged occupation. It notes Soviet pressure shaped terms allowing troop withdrawals by 1955, restitution of oil and shipping assets, and hints at broader strategic aims regarding Germany and NATO. It frames the treaty as a victory over communism and a test of Western unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hitler
Austrian
Germany
Russia
Europe
Kremlin
Moscow
Vienna
West Germany
NATO
West
Good Year Retailing Profit Margin in 1954 Near Record
A nationwide survey shows 1954 net profits after taxes for many department and specialty stores at 2.1 percent of net sales, slightly down from 2.2 percent in 1953. Open competition in a free market yields maximum quality at minimum price, with profits often slim due to overhead costs. The piece cites staple goods and food chains as examples of minimal margins, underscoring a market driven by efficiency and consumer benefit.
World Today: Conservative Majority Likely in Britain and US Shifts
James Marlow notes a common political trend as prosperity dampens radical change desires in both the United States and Britain. The British Conservatives appear poised for another Commons majority amid Labour party splits, while American Republicans have preserved core New Deal era programs.
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James Marlow
Washington
Brit
United States
Britain
House of Commons
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Clement Attlee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Eisenhower
Commons
Turnabout on Youth and the Middle Aged Reflects Life Shifts
HAL BOYLE argues that today the middle aged are the youthful dreamers, seeking escape and new goals while clinging to practical security. He notes adults crave a softer rut, while youth ideals have shifted toward technicolor plans and uncertain hopes, reshaping the social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ian
Dr Crane Says Case History of a Psychiatrist
Dr George W Crane argues in a newspaper column that love hunger, not food hunger, drives youth distress. He cites Norma M a 16 year old high school junior worried about her parents divorce and notes high divorce rates and neglected marriage education. He urges readers to write for his psychological charts and continues advocating practical sex and relationship education in schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
George W. Crane
Normis M
Norma
Jove
Jurkhart
Columbus
Ohio
Fundas
Dr. Crane
Dr. Jordans Comments on Child Speech and Stuttering
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses concerns about a child’s mispronunciations and potential tongue tie. He explains most speech difficulties stem from emotional factors, notes stuttering’s hereditary aspects, and advises supportive, low-stress treatment to slow pace and reduce anxiety, avoiding punitive measures and excessive excitements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal Sancers
Death of a Legend: The Jesse James Story Recalled
A historical account recalls Governor Thomas Crittenden signing Jesse James and Frank James warrants after the Winston robbery. It details rewards, railroad connections, and a theatrical re telling of the James gang’s actions, including the shootout at Blue Cut and subsequent events.
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Winston
Jesse
Thomas Crittenden
Missouri
Executive
Crittenden
James Gang
Westphal
Judas Iscariot
Blue Cut
Glendale
Chicago & Alton
Fough
Fate
Engineer
Express Messenger
Jesse James
Frank James
Wood Hite
Clarence Hite
Dick Liddell
Ed Miller
Ing
Northfield
Jess
Cole
Mart
Nashville
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital touted as modern center yet unable to cure
George Tolliver reports from Columbus on the Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital at Columbus boasting modern architecture and equipment. The facility is described as a premier experimental laboratory with vast specimen collections and silent staff, yet officials concede cures remain elusive and treatment remains experimental as research seeks a drug or serum to reach the disease’s seat and kill the germ without harming patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daitor
the Messenger
Ohio
Columbus
Brent
America
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Bady
Ohio State Hospital
Horoscope for Gemini: imaginative growth and real estate gains ahead
The horoscope notes favorable aspects for Geminis in 1955 and early 1956 with chances to capitalize on creativity and versatile pursuits. It predicts progress in occupational efforts, travel opportunities, new social contacts in June and July, and good cues for real estate during September and October. Domestic relationships should be focused on in late year, with a loyal, idealistic child born on this day.
Women Attend Cooking School in Athens and Visit Columbus
Mrs Jack Sickels Mrs Maynard Thomas Mrs Clyde Sickles Mrs Frank Brewer and Mrs Floyd Bridge attended cooking school in Athens. A B Lester spent a couple days in Columbus with her daughter.
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Jack Sickels
Maynard Thomas
Clyde Sickles
Frank’ Brewer
Floyd Bridge
Athens
A. B. Lester
Columbus
Radio Programs on WPAR and WMOA Parkersburg Schedule
Radio listings show WPAR Parkersburg and WMOA Martin with a daily schedule of AM and FM slots. Programs include news adventures dramas music and variety shows featuring hosts and stations across the morning through late afternoon slots.
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WPAR
Parkersburgee
WMOA
Martin
WOU
Abe
Tad Malone
Tad
Pastine Fredericks
Mit West
Mbs
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Daty
Bunda, Sea
Voltaire
Jesus
God
Luke
Montaigne
Samuel
World Today
Lord God of Hosts
Jacob
Selah
Hal Boyle
Daddy
St. Louis
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
National Society For Crippled Children and
South LaSalle Street
Chicago
By Galbraith
Jim Cumming
Kansas City
Jim Wake Ackrons
Dasma
William Pinkerton
Giadell
Saree
Paied
Ray County
the Public Forum
George Tolliver
Pei Eas
Ins
Atrama Newade
Franke Simatra
Abe Tony Oren
Gildersiseve
Eaay
Thure
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