Khrushchev and Kennedy Seen as Nobel Prize Contenders
Oslo dispatch notes Khrushchev and Kennedy as possible Nobel prize candidates amid Cold War tension. Commentary argues he may feign peace while plotting a strike, urging vigilance and recalling warnings from Truman and Eisenhower.
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Oslo
Norway
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Benge
Stalin
Moscow
Tax Cut Priority Amid Cuban Crisis Faces Congress Push
Secretary Hodges urged quick tax cuts next year to energize a slowing economy, proposing action after Congress meets and before reforms. He notes administration unity on cuts with reforms later, fearing delays from reform debates could stall needed relief. The stance reflects worries of a mild recession without timely reductions.
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Kennedy
Congress
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Hoover Letters Highlight A Life Of Service To Youth
The book Herbert Hoover On Growing Up collects letters from boys and girls to and from Hoover. It frames his boyhood, career, and philosophy as a guide for children, noting his early jobs, global work, and leadership of Boys' Clubs.
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Herbert Hoover
Bill Nichols
Ronnie
Mr. Hoover
Ing
Joyce-Ann
Dear Abby letters offer child behavior and etiquette advice
A collection of Dear Abby questions covers child misbehavior in stores, returning gifts after a stillbirth, handling money gifts, and whether a divorced woman becomes a widow. Abby provides practical guidance on each scenario and invites personal mail responses.
Older women viewed as better workers in job hunts
Lois L. 42 widowed mother argues employers favor older women over young single applicants. She notes high school age children at home and past secretary work while others doubt age. she says married women often show stronger efficiency and executive leadership.
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Lois L
Dr. Crane
Older women preferred for efficiency over younger workers
The text argues that workers over 40 tend to be more reliable finishers and efficient in household and work tasks. It suggests older waitresses, often married, perform tasks in a single trip and that marriage changes work behavior. Younger women are viewed as clock watchers and prone to distractions and turnover.
Cheshire Social Pages Notes and Moves
Mrs Eddie Kerr and Mrs W B Boswell hosted a birthday event for Mrs Ada Fulton who is recovering from illness. Cheshire attendees included Mrs Betty Ross and Mrs Bessie Vaughan. Grandson Don Sayre reached his base in Massachusetts. Otto Hoffmann of Jackson visited the Hern family. Rev and Mrs Hillard Foster and children from Cincinnati left after weeks with Mrs Raymond Clark. Mr and Mrs Clinton Ashbire moved to Milford for work.
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Bert Hern
Cheshire
Eddie Kerr
W. B. Boswell
Ada Fulton
Betty Ross
Bessie Vaughan
Fulton
Don Sayre
Massachusetts
Otto Hoffman
Jackson
Hillard Foster
Mechem May Be Key The Ohio Senate Race
Ohio Senate control hangs on a single vote as next Tuesday's results could yield a 17-16 split. Major factors include C Stanley Mechem's continued term, the Porter Collins race in the 7th-8th District, and the Coffey Stockdale contest in the 24th-26th District, shaping a tight GOP edge.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Ohio Supreme Court
Adams
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Pike
Scioto
Vinton
J. Sherman Porter
Gallipolis
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Ashta
Inni
Toledo
Frazier Reams, Jr
John J. Connors Jr
Collins
Stockdale
Coffey
Athens County Child Welfare Defends Ohio Law and Levy Support
Letter from Athens County Child Welfare advocates defend Ohio licensing and custody rules for boarding homes and adoptions. They emphasize Juvenile Court involvement, local placements, and the need to fund the Children’s Home Renewal Levy in the upcoming election. Citizens are urged to support welfare services and community help.
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the Messenger
Winster
Ohio
Athens County Child Welfare Agency
Athens County Child Welfare Board
Athens County
Juvenile Court
Child Welfare Agency
Germany
United States
Athens
Beacon
Jack E. Nouse
Briley Lausche List Campaign Expenses
Campaign filings show Republican John Marshall Briley with no contributions and 17294 in expenditures. Democratic incumbent Frank J. Lausche reports 8915 in contributions and 4849 in expenditures.
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Washington
Ohio Senate
Senate
John Marshall Briley
Frank J. Lausche
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Abby
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Satch
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Calif
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Mechem
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Helen W. Worstell
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J. Lowell Rapp
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