Bevan’s Socialist Blueprint Faces Cold War Reality
The piece mocks Aneurin Bevan for blaming America over disarmament and urging Soviet concessions. It criticizes his faith in socialist experiments despite Soviet brutality and argues Western defenses are essential to prevent communism from triumphing and destroying his ideals.
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Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Brother Bevan
Russia
America
Germany
Bevan
Europe
Labor Party
Peak Taste Says Charles James Fashion Visionary
HAL BOYLE profiles designer Charles James aged 42 who condemns modern luxury as mass taste and argues peak taste emerges from extravagant individuals. James lists royal and elite clients, notes gowns in the Brooklyn Museum, criticizes American fashion for servitude to average taste, and laments reliance on French leadership.
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New York
Charles James
James
Spain
Harrison Williams
C. V. Whitney
Lily Ponsa
Millicent Rogers
Coata James
Brooklyn Museum
Texas
Josephine
Napoleon
Elizabeth
Yang Kuei-fei
America
Paris
Unemployment Drops as Tax Burden Prompts Debate
Secretary of Labor reports unemployment fell by 358 000 last month to 2 741 000, a cheerfully framed figure amid political maneuvering. The piece argues Republicans and Democrats would likely act similarly under the same circumstances and notes growing citizen interest in reducing government spending and taxes. It ends with a moral greeting from F. W. Robertson urging humility and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
U.S
Eisenhower
Tax Foundation
Tax Return Forms With Stripe Codes Explained
A Washington column explains that after Christmas the IRS will mail new tax forms indicating income brackets by colored stripes red for under 5000 yellow for over 10000 and blue green for farmers and merchants. It notes exemptions for certain filers and defends privacy despite public curiosity.
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Washington
Proprietors and Partners
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
How to Win a Date in 24 Hours Says Dr Crane
A Dr Crane case history teaches Lila N a Northwestern coed to overcome shyness by praising a classmate and starting a casual conversation. After rehearsing a compliment she speaks first, they chat, and she gains a date. The piece also sells a Compliment Club booklet.
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Lila
George W. Crane
Lila N
Lilla
Dr. Crane
Emily Post
Gree Seaver Seeks Meaning Beyond His Job
In a quiet dialogue with Wade Daggett, Gree Seaver, a 4 year old boy, contemplates his life, fearing vulnerability and seeking depth beyond his current “run of the mill” existence. Daggett, though paralyzed, listens with restrained trust as Greg weighs talk, loneliness, and personal identity.
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Gree Seaver
Wade Dagcett
Wade
Daggett
Greg
Public Forum Letter Opposes School Bond in Athens
A reader in Athens denounces a proposed school bond, arguing for belt tightening and returning to basics. The writer criticizes rising taxes water sewer and gas rates and warns renters may feel the impact, urging residents to fund only essential education.
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the Messenger
Old Man Proposes Escape From Security Gamble
In a quiet room Greg and Daggett discuss breaking free from the routine of security and old age but linger on uncertain futures. Daggett offers a chance to leave the graphs behind, seek new experiences, and explore life beyond predictable plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grez
Greg
Daggett
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Guidance
The column advises bold but cautious planning in business and home matters tomorrow. It predicts a surprisingly good financial outcome while warning against overspending in the afternoon. It notes harmonious personal relationships for birthdays with travel in January and February favorable, and cautions about December risks and health in March.
Diabetes warning and treatment urged by Dr Jordan
Excerpts from a letter emphasize early diagnosis and strict management of diabetes to prevent deadly complications. The piece notes risks such as artery hardening, infections in feet and legs, heart events, and eye problems, urging adherence to diet and insulin when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Radio Program Schedule and Election Returns Note
A compact listing of radio stations in Columbus Huntington Cincinnati and nearby markets with daily air time blocks from morning to late evening. The note mentions election returns across networks and a lineup that includes news commentaries drama and variety programs through prime time.
Radio Schedule Fragment With Various Hosts
A fragmented listing shows multiple programs and hosts across stations. Entries include 5:00 Breakfast Club Abe and TV, 9:30 Johnny Olsen MBS, 10:00 Feature 45 min Abe Godfrey Time II, 10:30 News Story Time MBA, 11:00 Strike It Rich Abe Romances Drama Abe Tom Moore News MBE, 11:30 Two Quiz Shows NBE ULZ Show CBS, 11:45 Serials CBS Afternoon, 1:30 Ted Steele Show MBS, 2:00 Lopez Musico MBS, 2:30 Wonderful City MBE, 2:35 Martin Block Abe, 3:00 Serials Etc NBE Ruby Mercer Jr MBE, 3:15 House Party CBS, 3:45 Mike and Buff CBE, 4:00 Reed Browning Abe, 4:30 Bandstand Abe Bruce and Dan MBS, 5:00 Variety Time Midwest repeat 1 hr later Abe MBS.
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Cbe
Cbs
Abe
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Wth
Abe the Charallers
Liver Fagle
Nbe
Ate Fisher
Cbs Gregson
Treasury Agen
John Steele
Radio
Abe News
Northwiches
Amos-Andy
Newa
Fibber & Molly
Keen
Ecbs
Apbe
Crossroads
Washington
Hawkshaw Hawkins
State of Nation
All Nets
Johnny Olsen
Abe Godfrey
Abe Tom Moore
Cbseen
Ted Steele
Lopez Musico
Martin Block
Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff
Reed Browning
Abe Bruce
Dan
Midwest
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Dr. Jordan
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Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
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MBS
WHKC
WATH
WJEH
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WCHS
Charleston
WPA
Parkersburg
Vther
WMOA
Siarietta
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