White Elephant of Government Spending and Memorial Day Toll
The piece critiques postwar spending and taxation under Eisenhower, arguing high taxes persist and waste remains. It warns Memorial Day road carnage will shock readers, noting speed and dangerous behavior as major factors and urging better policing to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Doles
Roosevelt-Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
United States
Korea
Ohio State Highway Patrol
London's Open Letter to Ex-GIs During Coronation Time
HAL BOYLE writes from London about the coronation atmosphere and changing city. He notes Britain’s orderly preparations, the new look of London, and contrasts wartime grit with present calm. He recalls past American troops and Eisenhower’s plaza, then concludes that peace has arrived and tastes differ between nations.
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Joe
London
America
Eiffel Tower
Eisenhower Piazza
Geneke
West seeks Austrian peace talks amid wary Cold War stance
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles caution on Soviet sincerity as Britain's Churchill pushes a Big Four Conference on Austria. Malenkov’s reluctance and London talks mark a cautious path, with Russia delaying and offering potential, limited concessions to test Western patience.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Kremlin
Winston Churchill
Russia
Malenkov
Churchill
Austria
Romania
Hungary
U. S
Britain
France
London
Jacob Malik
Dr Crane on Sex Columns and Public Education
The article defends publishing scientific sex guidance in newspapers. Dr George W Crane cites census era context and reader feedback from cities like Jacksonville and Pittsburgh to argue that front page sex case discussion helps prevent divorce and crime. He notes editors rarely object and urges readers to request his psych charts through the paper.
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U.S
George W. Crane
Jerome R
Crane
Dr. Crane
Journal
Jacksonville
Fla
North
South
Jacksonville Journal
America
Astrological Forecast: Tomorrow Brings Plans and Social Opportunities
The reading urges sticking to routines and resisting emotional outbursts to advance progress. It highlights tomorrow as ideal for planning efficient problem solving and notes evening social activities to relieve routine monotony. Born on this day, a child may be versatile and travel prone.
Military Mail Call names service members in Ohio paper
The Messenger lists service members Swartz Gerald W. from Alfred US 52285856 in Camp Pickett Virginia Reeves Harold A. from Albany Route 2 US 52285256 at Ft Eustis Virginia Brooks Alc Raymond J. from Athens AS 15463071 Provisional Squadron 566 APO 959 c o Postmaster San Francisco California requests hometown and contributor name for free column.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Brooks
Carter Steals a National Bridge Contract from Opponents
In St Louis during the National Championship week, Dave Carter of Missouri pulls off a striking nine trick contract after an ambitious sequence in spades and clubs. The column analyzes the hand and offers a bidding question about choosing three spades over three hearts with the given distributions.
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St. Louis
Missouri
David Carter
Dave
Carter
North
West
Dummy
East
Dave Carter
Hearts
South
Foot care in childhood builds healthy feet later
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan urges early shoe fit and regular foot exercises to maintain arches. He advises roomy shoes with flexible toes, daily foot baths, powder, hosiery, and annual foot checks. Also notes growing feet change size, avoid outgrown footwear. Marysville boy Robert Hall, 9, dies after a truck hits his bicycle.
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National Foot Health Council
Television Schedules From Early Evening to Late Night
A dense listing of station WLWC and others shows a daily slate of programs from 6:00 PM to after midnight, including news, dramas, variety shows, movies, sport segments, soap operas, and children's programs. The column lists times, show titles like Eddie Fisher, Dinah Shore, Burns and Allen, and local news blocks, with multiple stations and day parts noted.
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Dave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
al Morgan
Dinah Shore
Groucho Mara
Martin Kane
Ding Dong School
Reds
Cubs
Howdy Doody
Pilay Klub
Wsail-Tv
Eddie Fisher
Sports Eye
Police
Burns and Allen
TV Theater
Radio Schedule and Programs Across Cincinnati Columbus and More
Radio listings for NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCUL Columbus CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WHKC Columbus WPAR Parkersburg WJEH Gallipolis WMOA Marietta WATH Athens and WOU1 FM 91.5 MHz detail day and evening programming from morning breakfast shows to late night lineups including news, comedies, dramas, serials and musical programs with station affiliations and time blocks.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCUL
Columbus
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
Eascee
Midsd
WHKC
Columbuses
WPAR
Parkersburg
WJEH
Gallipolis
WMOA
Marietta
KC Wath
Athens
WOU1
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Robert Hall
WLWC
Marion Spelman
News Caravan
Joan
My Hero
Ohio News
Family Playhouse
Guiding Light
Farmer Click
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Garry Moore
Maida’s Kitchen
Sessio
Tom
Hawkins
WTVN
Jud
John Hopkins
Golden Theater
Dixon
Pat Ward
Fevenin
Captain Video
Perry Come
MicArthur Godfrey
Take Ten
Jane Froman
Amos N’ Andy
Margie
Weatherman
the Life
Betty Furness
Jobe Trotter
Hobnow
Aunt Fran
Abe-Dis
Abe-Mba-Eagt Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Nbe
Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbe
Mbs
Cbs Daily
Abe Jo Stafford
Ebs
Nbbe
FBI
Ebs Mystery Theater
Gildersleeve
Christian Pryme
Eee
Tere
Rae Pestona
Playhouse
Mr. Brosdent
Cbs Cross Fire
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Bob Ho
Cbs News
Elton Britt
Ament
Cliff
Meredith Wilson
Abe Coster
Cba
My Story
Abe Les Fair
Newsa
Mba
Slam
Cbsen
Abe Ueen
Bob Hw
Curt Massey
Lopez Musico
Mary Margaret McBride
Nbe McGuire
Tennessee Ernie
Jane Pickens
Cbhe
Cal Tinney
Abe Bruce
Dan