Peace or Death by Own Action in Hydrogen Bomb Era
Hal Boyle discusses the Atomic Energy Commission disclosure on hydrogen bomb progress. He warns of immense destructive potential surpassing the A-bomb, notes dispersed Russian industry, and urges global leaders to choose between universal destruction or pursuit of lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
America
Soviet Union
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Russia
A Way Out and the Tax Man in High School
An old essay-like piece reflects on suicide and taxes, noting a man hanged with a book on income tax nearby. It parodies conditioning people to tax forms by teaching high school students to fill them out, while arguing many resist the idea that only death and taxes are inescapable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The Day After Holiday Blues in Hometown USA
Wilbur Peedle wakes with Thanksgiving hangover and ungrateful grumbles. His wife Trellis Mae teases him about snoring and a two headed brother joke as they seek a cure with aspirin broth. The newspaper hints at Christmas ads and Wilbur quips it’s cheaper to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
U.S.A
Wilbur Peedle
Amenea
Wilburhead
Thad
Trelis Mae
Wilbur
Trellis Mae
Rick
Need for Economic Unity Threatens Free World
The piece argues that without strong economic unity among free nations Western Europe and Japan risk falling under Soviet economic influence. It warns that reliance on U S aid is only a temporary prop and that a lasting solution requires closer trade, broader unity, and new outlets to counter the Communist economic empire behind the Iron Curtain. The author, Mary Boker Eddy, reflects on the perils of a divided Western bloc and the potential shift toward a Soviet-dominated economy.
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Germany
Japan
Russia
Western
Europe
China
United States
Civaz
U. S
Optimism grows on steel output and demand prospects
Industry leaders note ongoing strong steel production and rising civilian demand. Bethlehem Steel president A B Homer cites historical link between output and GNP, FRB index, and population growth, arguing new capacity aligns with economic growth. Steel magazine Steel and Iron Age forecast capacity near 136 million tons by year end, keeping 120 million ton civilian demand goal in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
A. B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Homer
Federal Reserve Board
Setar-Parrison
Steel
Iron Age
Metalworking Trade Weekly
Late night chase uncovers Al’s tangled will plot
In Cottage 9 Kitty Lane, Eddie, Roslyn, and Eddie’s cover up unravel as the narrator pieces together a web around Al’s fortune. Roslyn pressures Eddie about a fake will while Torch and Dave Fields crack under pressure, and a trail of deceit points to a broader scheme involving fake alibis and counterfeit money. The chapter ends with Midge Burnett’s entrance and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Kitty
Katty
Roslyn
Kade
Healey
Torch
Dave Fields
Roslyn Fields
Chicken Alley
Midge Burnett
The Public Forum in Middleport Remembers the Grant Mill Era
In Middleport the Grant Mill site now hosts Rawlings Motor Co a busy scene yet the old flour mill with 250 barrel daily capacity lingers in memory. He recalls horse traders like Sam Smith and George Bety cites horse deals and boot money while lamenting the pace of modern life as gasoline vehicles replace horses. The writer fondly recalls quieter days asking about neighbors and notes the city’s changes as he signs off from Middleport in late November.
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Middleport
Grant
Rawlings Motor Company
Grants
Allegheny Mountains
Sam Smith
Adam Rombe
Doc Redford
Eli Kennedy
Amos Carman
George Bety
George
Bety
Bet
R. B. Carson
Mixed Influences Urge Caution in Major Plans
The reading warns that under unpredictable influences discretion is needed for new plans and major commitments. Judgment may be faulty and impulses could threaten supporter aid. Those with birthdays should delay big decisions until judgment stabilizes. A born child may be ardent and ambitious yet prone to confused ideas and overeating impulses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iital
Confidence Builder From Dr Crane Clinic
Rodney L. 20 seeks Air Corps entry with confidence issues. Dr George W Crane prescribes daily compliments, dancing, swimming, gymnastic practice, and dating to build self esteem, urging immediate action and offering a "Compliment Club" kit through mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewsel
Pixano
Rodney
Television Lineup and Prime Time Schedule Listings
Readable TV guide listing numerous programs across WLY-O and CHANNEL 2 3.30 including Cavalcade of Sports at 9:45, Army vs Navy at 3:00, Red Skelton at 7:30, Bobby Peepers and News blocks, theater features, children's shows, and religious programs. Also notes Friday Evening slots with Captain Video, Golden West, and Billy Graham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wly-O
Aldaen Family
Cavalcade of Sports
Guy
Wake Up
Wincor
Air
Wizard
Sports Desk
Army
Navy
Aidwestern S
All Star Revue
Wrestleg
the Press
Red Skelton
IV Playhouse
Fika Feenrte
Three City
Fenny Playhouse
Amos
Amy
Playhouse of Stars
TV Chapel
Harmonnaires
E Love Lacy
Television Playhouse
the Doeter
Temonne
Tiews
Marlha
Gerry
Toie ‘Annonce
Arlington
Jobonr Innes
WIVN
Waite Hoyt
Captain Video
Ervan
Hamiet
Ose
Life
Camerton
Folk Trails
Muste Masters
Walter Winchell
Rockf
Flaincisthes Afan
Billy Graham
Singime Pastor
Drew Pearsos
Trester
Witehen
Tepte-Mbe-Eaat Biddies
Rpt
Abe-Mbs-West
Abe Beulah
Obs
Abe
Tack Smith
Enaweche Davy
Mba
Cbs
Lone Benger
Nbe
Eyenine
Nobe McKeen
Tracer
Che Crims
Abe Maisie
Abs
Abc
Gracie Fields
Abe Mr
Chameleon
Ozzie & Harriet
Hornblower
Corliss Archer
Eugenie Baird
Valley Bove
Mbn
Dhs
Orchestra
All Nets
Nbe Theater
Ocay
Man In the Farm
Ceffea
Washington
Abe Stara
Hollywood
Dbs
American Farmer
Abe Fifth Army Band
Era — Orchestre
Mbda
Ta —City Hospital
Oba Orchestra Timesets
Mbs
Gitle
Che
Ais Sale
Dante
Radio Program Listings Across Columbus Huntington and Parkersburg
A dense schedule of radio programs and times across multiple stations including WSAZ WCHS WMOA and WPAR. It lists noon to after midnight daily programming with news music drama variety shows sports and special features across Saturday and Sunday. Explicit station call letters and program titles appear with approximate times and host notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JNU
Wrew
Abc-Awccl
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
KC Ces-Wens
KC Wchs
Charleston
MES
Gallipotls
WOUE
Safeguards Proposed By Federal Coal Mine Inspector
Federal coal mine inspector F. E. Hughes proposed safeguards for the Pearl M. Hogue Coal Co mine at Hollister. The mine, producing 30 tons daily with 7 sight men, was inspected recently. The recommendations include exclusive use of permissible explosives, preshift examination for explosive gas, and rock dusting of all dry mine parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl M. Hogue Coal Co
Hollister
U. S. Bureau of Mines
F. E. Hughes
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Wmary Boker Eddy
Business Today
Cottage 9
Kitty Lane
Neanuts
al Seram
al Wells
Adrienne
Dave
Chris Witmer
Rocky Silone
the Public Forum
George W. Crane
Rodney L
Air Corps
Crane
Abo
Tedar
Aba
Archia Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
Abe Space Patrol
Abe Coast Guard Cadets
Mbw
Eddie Fisher
Abec Extra
Faith of Futura
Parada
Ebe
Assnagement
Serias
E2be
Brosdwarys
Cbs Leber
Abe al Helfer
Abe Paentegon
Neva
Bob and
Gene Autry
Reuben
Renban
Cbhe Theater
Alr
Grand Ole Opry
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