Model election in East Germany draws 12 million voters
The piece describes a highly centralized East German election where five parties list candidates and the National Front unopposed slate wins by near total turnout. Voters are channeled to polling places with identity checks and strict ballot handling while write-ins are not allowed. The tone contrasts with American voting and frames it as a model of control.
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Red-occupied
East Germany
National Front
No. 4
Insurance Company
United States
New Zealand
New York
Fifth Avenue
First White House Cabinet TV Meeting Highlights Unity Report
The first Cabinet meeting broadcast nationwide featured Secretary of State Dulles reporting on Western unity and the Paris London accords. President Eisenhower applauded Dulles while the room of ministers watched on TV, with casual decorum and a closing note of tentative thanks.
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Washington
Republic
United States
White House
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Secretary of Welfare
Oveta Culp Hobby
Dulles
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Robert Montgomery
Benson
Wilson
Gen
Brownell
London
Dorothy Q case study defends stepmothers in America
Dr George Crane argues against the stereotype of cruel stepmothers using Dorothy Q as an example. He says stepmothers share responsibilities with flesh and blood mothers, deserve credit for adapting to stepchildren, and should be judged on individual merit not fairy tale myths. He invites readers to mail for his Parents Tests to assess parental performance.
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Dr. Crane
Dorothy
Cinderetla
Angelica’s Schemes Exposed In Carlson Family Drama
In a tense confession, Mrs. Hilton and others confront Angelica Jones who faked a husband’s loss to gain funds. Jim Dunn links Angelica to a doll, a cache at The Spires, and hidden proceeds from title articles, unraveling motives surrounding Gregory Stoneman’s death. The group traces alibis from Santa Barbara to Creek Junction as secrets surface.
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Mra. Oswald
Angelica
Gregory Stoneman
Jim
Steve Johnson
San Francisco
Mrs. Hilton
Santa Barbara
Philip Stoneman
Mrs. Oswald
Carlson
Angelica Jones
Creek Junction
Spires
United Nations Monetary Fund and Bank Overview
The article outlines the two UN monetary bodies the IMF and the World Bank formed after the Bretton Woods conference in 1944. It notes IMF aims to adjust exchange rates and aid short term needs, while the Bank seeks to promote international capital flows for postwar rebuilding and development.
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Thomas M. Wolter
United Nations
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference
Bretton Woods
N. H
Monetary Fund
International Bank
Fund
Europe
Eugene R. Black
Dick Jr. A B Dick Co Chairman Dies
Alpert Blake Dick Jr., 60, chairman of the board of A B Dick Co, a Chicago manufacturer of office duplicating equipment and supplies founded by his father in 1915, died Sunday. The horoscope fragment mentions December social activity and career notes, but the obituary confirms his passing.
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Chicago
Alpert Blake Dick, Jr
A. B. Dick Co
Doctor's Comments on Colds in Children
Dr Edwen P Jordan notes infants suffer most from colds and viruses spread person to person. He discourages penicillin and mycin for simple colds, urges bedrest and steam inhalations, warns against overhyped cures, and stresses avoiding spread to others.
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Edwen P. Jordan
M.D
Mrs. L
Joppa WSCS Hears Visitors and Plans Next Meeting
The Joppa WSCS met at Mrs. Delcia Reed's home. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Evelyn Barr's home on Nov 1. Recent visitors include Rev and Joe Life of Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs C L McDonald and family of Waverly.
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Joppa
WSCS
Delcia Reed
Evelyn Barr
R. H@eife
Joe Life
Parkersburg
C. L. McDonald
Waverly
W. Va
Thurston Clark
Marilyn Sue
Columbus
Radio Schedule and Programs Across Columbus and Nearby Cities
A detailed list of radio stations in Columbus Huntington Athens Gallipolis Parkersburg and Charleston with frequencies and a dense schedule of programs for weekdays and a Thursday lineup. It covers news sports commentary dramas variety shows quizzes and soap operas from 7 AM to late evening with noted show hosts and segments.
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ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MES
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WIEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WOUIL
Cbe
Abe-Mbe
Nbe
Abec East
Abe News & Comment
Abe
Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe the Cheraliers
Cba
Lone Ranger
One Man's Family
Che
Dinah Shore
Newa
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
21St Precinct
Cbha
Grouche Marz
Perry Como
Cha
Sammy Kaye
Mrs
North
Abbe
Amos Andy
Cbs Whiteman
Abde Family Theater
Vie & Molly
Abe R. Heen
Crossroads
Gildersleeve
News
All Nets
Thursady
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Lexington
Waldorf
New York Public Library
41St Street
Rogers Peet Co
Frank Duffy
America
Duffy
Paul Yupin
Nanking
Father Yupin
Pope Pips XII
Cardinal Pacelli
Ambrose Hyland
World Today
BD Creagh
Charese Nationa
A. Fore
Turee
Formoa
Nariot
Mainland
Atty
TV Mainland
Cinderetta
George W) Crane
Dorothy Q
Hugh Lawrence Nelson
Caprigit
Hoge Lawrence
Mrs. Conard
Agnes Argyle
THE
Monetary Organization
By Galbraith
Junior
Manufacturer
DSES
Sonny Harris
Betty Hamilton
Mansfield
Violet Life
Johnny Olsen
Godfrey
Ted Steele
Lopes
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Martin Block
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Reed Browning
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