Tunisia Arms Dilemma Strains Franco American Ties
The article analyzes France, the United States, and Britain clashing over arms to Tunisia. Tunisia seeks modern weapons while France imposes safeguards against Algerian spillover, risking French sovereignty and NATO unity as Egypt eyes an alternative arms path.
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Nasser
Egypt
Tunisia
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Syria
France
Bourguiba
Moscow
Middle East
Russia
NATO
Paris
Discontented is the Giant
Henry Codman Potter criticizes New York City officials for reacting to Census data by celebrating population growth while warning of dangers from overpopulation. He argues the eight million residents already strain resources and could be likened to walking lampposts if growth continues, urging a sober view of future planning.
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New York
U.S
Hollywood Producers See Public Image and Costs Hurting Industry
Veteran producer Arthur Hornblow Jr. argues Hollywood’s image misleads the public and that exorbitant salaries drive costs up. He notes 142 Screen Producers Guild members create about 8 percent of U.S. films and urges halving pay scales to restore industry health. He cites tax laws and vanity as threats to the business.
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Hollywood
Arthur Hornblow, Jr
Hornblow
Screen Producers Guild
The Years Fall Into Focus on Cold War Standoff
A historical overview traces the postwar decade from 1945 to 1959, detailing Soviet advances in weapons, missiles, and influence. It notes American atomic superiority, the race to reach parity, and rising tensions including Korea, Greece, Iran, and the Middle East, ending with a renewed stand-off.
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Greece
Czechoslovakia
Korea
United States
Turkey
Iran
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Russia
Europe
Western
Dora P. Finds Friends By Compliment Club
Dora, a 17 year old pictured as unhappy and suicidal, learns to win friends by giving three sincere compliments each day. Guided by Dr Crane she joins a department store job and a school club, changing her personality in 30 days and becoming popular.
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Dora
George W. Crane
Dora P
Crane
Airlines Seek Higher Fares as Profits Dwindle in Jet Era
Airlines face shrinking profits and rising costs as they plan to finance large jet orders. Wall Street markets lower stocks while CAB staff dispute necessity of fare hikes, citing temporary troubles and regulatory factors. Industry officials cite higher defense costs, service improvements, and growing competition.
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Wall Street
Civil Aeronautics Board
James P. Mitchell
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Albert H. Gordon
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Air Transport Assny
CAB
Notable U S V P trivia from 19th century to 1957
The piece notes famous vice presidents including Elbridge Gerry George M Dallas William R King Hannibal Hamlin Henry Wilson William A Wheeler Thomas A Hendricks and Garrett A Hobart. It cites a humorous remark by F N Doubleday in a 1900 Edwin Markham edition inscription and mentions a 1957 Bennett Cerf work.
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Doubleday and Co
Edwin Markham
Man With the
Hoe
Howard Pyle
Harvey Breit
F. N
Elbridge Gerry
George M. Dallas
William R. King
Hannibal Hamlin
Henry Wilson
William A. Wheeler
Thomas A. Hendricks
Garrett A. Hobart
The
United States
Chet Whitney
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Horoscope: cautious gains and careful timing for May to October
The Stars urge small, steady gains in work and finances tomorrow. For those with a birthday, conserve finances now, avoid splurging, and watch May. Job prospects brighten mid year with cooperation. travel and social activity rise June to September with a possible October windfall.
Fear and upheaval in Soviet Russia chronicles
An historian reflects on four decades of fear in Soviet Russia from the Revolution to postwar politics. He recalls White Guards, Denikin, Kolchak, and Semenov, and notes Brest-Litovsk as well as foreign intervention and the myth of invasions by foreign troops.
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Soviet Russia
Kornilov
Denikin
Admiral Kolchak
Semenov
China
Lake Baikal
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Trotzky
Germany
Kerensky
Petrograd
George Buchanan
David Francis
Raymond Robins
Red Cross
Edgar Sissons
George Creel
Arthur Bullard
Colonel House
Francis
Big Bill Haywood
United States
Siberia
Chita
Manchuria
Vladivostok
Habarovsk
Iran
Understanding Myxedema and Thyroid Failure
The article explains myxedema a rare adult thyroid failure with symptoms like thinning hair dry skin slow pulse and fluid buildup. It notes the need for lifelong thyroid tablets and contrasts cretinism in children with early treatment. It also discusses diagnostic challenges and when thyroid tablets may help.
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Mrs. D
The Sun-day Messenger Publication Rates and Info
The Athens Ohio Sun day Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with pricing by mail and carrier. Rates include seven cents for single copy, twelve cents for Sunday, and longer-term subscriptions in Ohio and West Virginia, with annual and special mail options.
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THY
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
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Yicloe
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Brain Game
Upper Flats
North Mason Ory Group
Kathy Long
Roush
Kathryn
Bill Roy
July Hayn
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Athens
Ohio
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