A New GOP Quest in Washington Before Election
The piece questions a shift from Modern Republicanism to conservative Republicanism under Eisenhower. It notes a White House move to mobilize business funding and a change of emphasis toward militant conservatism, with concerns over last minute campaign rhetoric and likely impact on Knowland and the November vote.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Ike
Milton
White House
Louis Johnson
Democratic Finance
Truman
Johnson
Knowland
National Committee
Fourth Quarter Seen Strong for 1958 Business Activity
Cleveland Trust Co reports industrial production rose through August and September with October showing improved demand across cement, chemicals, farm equipment, appliances, lead and other sectors. Steel output climbed to 70.4 percent capacity by Oct 4 with fourth quarter up to about 75 percent, suggesting a slower but continuing upturn aided by higher consumer and government spending and rising new orders.
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Industral
Cleveland Trust Co
Policy echoes show strains in U.S. China stance
Public remarks by generals and diplomats reveal friction between the State Department and the Pentagon over China policy. Quarles and Dulles urge careful military commentary as Kuter’s Formosa cease-fire remarks spark department concerns about a fragile modus vivendi with Peiping.
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U. S
Red China
State Department
Pentagon
State Dulles
Defense Quarles
Quarles
Pacific
Dulles
U. S. Pacific
Laurence S. Kuter
Formosa Strait
Kuter
Tokyo
China
Department
Peiping
Formosa
America
The Telephone as Teen Girls Intrigue and Fear
A humorous look at how girls from infant to teen view the telephone. It details curious habits from dial holes to secrets whispered in closet calls and the dramatic impact of a boy’s call on family dynamics. The piece captures teen intrigue, secrecy, and sibling reactions with a light tone.
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases at a Roadside Eatery
Dr George W Crane writes about Hazel Small who runs a Route 136 Indiana roadside restaurant near Waynetown. She befriends travelers using the Good Samaritan spirit, sharing meals and small acts of kindness that lift lonely drivers and hungry youths.
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Hazel
Route 136
Indiana
George W. Crane
Hazel Small
U.S. 136
Waynetown
Ind
Indianapolis
Mrs. Crane
Mrs. Small
Public Frustration Over Foreign Aid and Welfare Spending
Luman Hendershot of Chauncey vents at a public forum about federal foreign aid totaling 67 billion dollars versus 14.58 billion in state welfare payments. He asserts cuts in 1957 reduced medical supplies, criticizes legislators, and calls for electing anti foreign aid leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Small Loan Companies Reflect National Trends
A nationwide survey of finance firms in 15 cities shows regional shifts in loan demand and delinquencies. Banks report tighter credit and a trend toward higher interest rates, while confidence varies by region from cautious to improving with rising loan volumes and price concerns.
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National Consumer Finance Assn
Miami Beach
Seaboard
Middle West
Mississippi
Far West
Albany
N. Y
Ithaca
Upper Darby
Portsmouth
Psoriasis Disease Described And Treated By Doctors
A medical overview explains psoriasis as a non contagious patchy skin disease affecting mainly ages 15 to 35, with four million Americans affected and about 150,000 new cases yearly. It covers appearance, spread, seasonal changes, possible causes, and various treatments including new lotions and the advice to stay in touch with a dermatologist.
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Europe
Ohioana Recognition Award Goes To Siple
Paul A. Siple will receive the Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association 1958 special medal of recognition in Columbus on November 1. A Montpelier, Ohio native, he was chosen from 60,000 scouts for an Antarctic expedition 30 years ago and is now an expert on that region.
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Columbus
Paul A. Siple
Martha Kinney Cooper
Ohioana Library Assn
Montpelier
Ohio
Standup tease and backstage gags from a Wynn revue
Ed Wynn promises a stage full of glorious girls at fantastic cost and performs a majestic entrance with a red carpet while joking about Katharine Cornell. Edward MacDowell is teased about a school music piece. A Brussels postcard quotes fame and affordability.
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Ichard Maney
Wynn
Katharine Cornell
Rome heads the Catholic Church in a world of doubt
The article traces the origin and development of the Roman Catholic Church from its Jewish roots, the authority of the Pope, and the concept of papal infallibility. It notes historic councils, the chair of Peter, and the Pope’s moral influence amid modern challenges from atheistic communism and loss of Catholic regions.
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Rome
Florence
Paul Yu-pin
Peter
Vatican City
Leo Xili
Pius XI
Pius XII
Constantinople
Church of Rome
Italy
France
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
The Messenger Publishing Co. address notice
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger publish schedules and rates for delivery by carrier and mail. It lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia, and the mailing address at 43 W Union St, Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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