Ohio Commission on Education Beyond the High School Open Letter
The Ohio Commission on Education Beyond the High School urges expanding student education past high school based on ability and benefit. It outlines goals for economy in cost, better teachers, and broad undergraduate aims beyond vocations. By 1958 final recommendations will guide legislature, teachers, and parents.
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Ohio Commission On Education
C. William O'Neill
John C. Baker
Ohio
Sion
Russian housing show reveals gap between rhetoric and reality
A Washington visit by Russian metallurgists viewing a National Housing Center model home exposes the gap between Soviet claims and living conditions. Experts note crowded, shoddy housing in major cities, with scant consumer comforts outside the Kremlin elite. The piece warns free peoples to study Moscow’s housing display before embracing communism.
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Washington
National Housing Center
Soviet Union
America
Kremlin
Moscow
Prohibition Party Night Ends With Laughs and Gin
A 1930 prohibition party fills an upstairs apartment as guests drink homemade gin, argue about alcohol, party in chaos, and depart by 1 45 a m. Conversations swing from Wall Street to fashion while a drunken superintendent joins the revelry.
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Grace Corrigan
Bill Drummond
Grace O’brien
Chief Dundas
John
Austin Tuohy
Artie Taylor
Porter
Mathilda Eichorn
Jack Garrison
Artie Willmer
Elinor
Wall Street
Chief
Taylor
Mathilda
How to use prize contests to lift a weary mind
A psychiatrist advises a war veteran’s wife on reviving Joe’s spirits through prize contesting. The piece promotes reading, goal setting, and a booklet on writing salable copy, sharing personal success with $1000 prizes and stressing mental stimulation and couple camaraderie.
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Riage
Northwestern University
Our Forefathers Thanksgiving Note from The Messenger
Public Forum notes the nation's founding blessings of food freedom faith and opposes oppression. The message thanks customers friends employees products county and freedom as Blaettaars in Pomeroy.
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the Messenger
Victor Borge Mixes Music Laughter and Life
HAL BOYLE profiles Victor Borge as a top humorist who blends piano comedy with ambition. Born a Danish immigrant, he built a million dollar poultry business in Connecticut while pursuing show business. He notes money and humor fuel his philosophy of goal driven life and cause and effect.
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Vietor Borge
Borge
CBS
Connecticut
South Africa
Australia
Stop Me If You Can In New York Scoop
In 1957 Bennett Cerf sketches a flamboyant New York tale a police captain with a $5000 salary admits stashing about 100000 in two years and a wife who rents a spare room Mayor Walker jokes about rents and crime a neurotic patient leaves analysis after three sessions with a comically pointed exchange and Jimmy Starr notes on little things breaking marriages.
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Flatbush
Jimmy Walker
Stars Align For January to November Travel And News
The reading notes a stimulating Saturday influenced by friends aiding ambitious goals. It forecasts birthday year prospects, job opportunities expanding duties, and late March happiness, with travel favorable January through November and a strong October financial opportunity. It mentions a Nor- wegian Arctic island Jan Mayen hosting Meteorological Institute staff.
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Jan Mayan
Greenland
Arctic Islands
The
Meteorological Institute
Nor- Way
The Mob and Marginal Trades Across a Century
A historical reflection on mobsters entrenched in marginal trades such as salt smuggling opium gaming and prostitution. It notes legal turning points tax havens and front men for the mob while describing enforcement limits and the Apalachin meeting as a marker of organized crime.
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China
Pei Pao-shan
Delano
Hongkong
Shameen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Canada
Venezuela
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI National Academy
National Academy Associates
Washington
Apalachin
New York
Mexico
Pinworms a common hard to treat parasite in families
The author notes pinworms affect millions in the U S and Canada and hundreds of millions worldwide. Transmission rises in institutions and shared bedrooms, causing severe itching and restlessness. Diagnosis requires microscopic swabs and treatment varies, with new remedies showing promise. Emphasizes hygiene and persistent effort to eradicate.
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United States
Canada
Opium Disappears From San Francisco Court
Police investigate the loss of five pounds of opium valued at $5000 from the court of Superior Judge Walter Carpeneli. The narcotic, placed under the counsel table for safekeeping, vanished yesterday as it awaited use in a trial.
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San Francisco
Court of Superior
Walter Carpeneli
Fat Children Watch More TV Says Prof Mollie Smart
Prof Mollie S. Smart, assistant professor of child development at the state university, told a PTA meeting that the consistent difference between normal weight children and fat ones is that the latter spend more time watching TV.
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South Kingston R. I
Mollie S. Smart
the State University
PTA
Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger advert page
Classifieds announce delivery rates for the Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger. Offers daily and Sunday home delivery, mail orders, and special rates for Ohio and West Virginia. Includes postal registration note and pricing for various subscription terms.
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Athens Messenger Nessay
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio & Va
Athens
Ohio
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