Supplying the Ammunition for Our Nation's Frontline Women
A patriotic appeal praising women in the front ranks for preserving liberty. The piece highlights the Daughters of the American Revolution and their Washington convention with 3000 members. It criticizes communism, Supreme Court decisions, income taxes, and foreign aid, urging readers to obtain their full report for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Supreme Court
D St
N.W
Washington, D. C
Your house is on fire and the WHO danger warned
A rhetorical critique claims a world government via the United Nations and the World Health Organization advances Communist influence. It cites 1955 WHO funding to the United States and argues Article 19 empowers WHO assemblies to adopt consents. The piece labels WHO dominated by Communist fronts and urges awareness of a supposed loss of American freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
ILO
Kremlin
World Health Organization
Health Assembly
WHO
Organization
Senate
Bottom Hasn't Fallen Out in the Economy
An article notes seven percent unemployment, compares it to the 1930s and postwar lows, and argues against panic. It stresses the economy remains stronger than many peers and calls for measured optimism. Also cited are reflections by Roy M. Pearson and John Oxenham on moral conduct and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Reader meets a determined salesman in a quiet Chicago home
Jim Bishop recalls a reader visiting his house to request money as he reflects on past debts and the harsh realities of tough times. The visitor, a realtor with five children, seeks funds to cover bills while claiming a future payout and his dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Elinor
Jack Finn
Des Moines
Andy Fontaine
Bill Lengel
Ralph Gorman
Bishop
Doctor Crane Urges Reading Start With Grandparents Grounded in Love
Dr George W Crane argues early reading by grandparents seeds lifelong learning. He suggests storytelling on a grandchild’s lap using large print books and moral content, warns against poor literature, and promotes home tutoring with a typewriter and a paid booklet offer. He notes Jimmy K aged four with high I Q and recommends daily 15 minute reading routines to boost spelling and literacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Russia
Reader letter critiques editorials on taxes and costs
J R Gentry of Athens argues The Messenger editorials miscast Eisenhower and politics. He urges cutting government expenses and lowering newspaper prices, urging editorial tone to offer constructive ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Eisenhower
Ellender
Talmadge
J, R, Gentry
Memorial Day Thought on Mortality and Remembrance
On Memorial Day the speaker urges living through reflection and loyalty to honor the dead. The text celebrates ancestors and the sacrifice that brought us here, describing the day as a transport for memory and a time to avoid isolation for the living or the deceased.
Cartoon tycoon and proposed Steak Pit teased in 1958 humor
In a Bennett Cerf piece from 1958, UNCH satirical cartoon shows a business magnate with nine telephones barking at Miss Sym. Caskie Skinners seeks to open The Steak Pit with absurd menu items and invites notable fictional guests. Edith Wharton is cited on horror story rules.
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UNCH
Sym
Caskie Skinnett
Maudlin Carroll
T. S. Idiot
Trauma Moses
Edith Wharton
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicata
Horoscopes for Tomorrow and Upcoming Months
The reading praises a stimulating day with a green light for productive activity. It notes a birthday chart predicting occupational gains by September, urges using talents now, and mentions strong travel influences in July, romance in October, and caution against excess in October and November.
Brain Game Rivers Quiz Answers Snapshot
Brain Game asks for lake sources and sea mouths of major rivers. Answers include Nile from Lake Victoria, Mississippi from Lake Itasca, Volga to the Caspian Sea, Rio Grande from Rocky Mountains, Yukon to the Bering Sea, Danube to the Black Sea, Ganges from Gangetic Plain, Irrawaddy to the Bay of Bengal.
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Volga
Rio Grande
Yukon
Ganges
Irrawaddy
Canada United States relations and Canadian stock fraud concerns
The piece discusses cautious U S policy toward Canada amid fears of Canadian nationalism and stock fraud. It notes the Byrd Committee and SEC probes into the Edmonton Stock Exchange, quotes Sen Williams and Fed chief Martin on currency gaps, capital flight to Canada, and the disparity in taxation and market strength driving investment away from the United States.
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Canada
State Department
Soviet Russia
New York State
United States
SEC
Byrd Committee
Senate
Edmonton Stock Exchange
Charles R. Stahl
Stahl
People of
State of New York
Charles Robert Stahl
Adam Clayton Powell
Green Bay
Senator Williams
William M. Martin, Jr
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
America
Martin
Williams
Food preservation through history and antibiotics gains
Before refrigeration people preserved food with salt, brine, smoking, cooling, and drying. Modern methods use refrigeration and quick freezing to maintain nutrients, while dehydration and antibiotics improve processing.
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Roy M. Pearson
God
John Oxenham
Jim Bishop
Elmo
Lucretia
Thanx
Clem Patrick
Pouke Deri
ME Carmel
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Jimmy K
Crane
Athens
Hal Boyle
George Sokolsky
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Opel
Sulejunow
Bosboav
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
O & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio
Postoffice
MEMER
Associated Aggrese
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union &T
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