Bricker Amendment fuels treaty law debate in administration
A proposed constitutional Bricker Amendment divides the administration as supporters led by Senator John W. Bricker argue the treaty power threatens domestic law. Dulles and Acheson are cited amid concerns over presidential overreach, with fears of weakening Congress and harming the balance of powers.
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Senate
Congress
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Truman
Dulles
Bricker
Woodrow Wilson
Boyle's Peak Chronicle by Hal Boyle on Giant's Ledge
Hal Boyle narrates a comical atop Giant's Ledge ascent in the Catskills. He credits the party, jokes about selling the peak to Gov. Dewey, praises his wife Frances, and muses on the humorous hardships and scenic views. He notes a corn vendor below and reflects on teamwork over individual glory.
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Giant's Ledge
Catskills
Hal Boyle
Missouri
N. Y
Thomas F. Dewey
Frances
Base Camp No. 1
Mr. Pleasant
History
Giants S Ledge
Bill and
Fredrika Gray
Life Magazine
Hugh Tenzing Blake
Bermuda
Democrats Confront Turmoil Ahead of Chicago Meeting
Washington observers note disarray as Democrats prepare for a 1954 presidential planning session in Chicago. Adlai Stevenson is set to attend with Truman, Kefauver, and Symington linked to potential runs. steering disagreements arise over invites and leadership, clouding prospects for future elections.
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U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
American Society of Planning Officials
Washington
Chicago
Congress
Eisenhower
Adlai F. Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Truman
Stevenson
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Missouri
Stuart Symington
John J. Kelly
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Sen
Byrd
Virginia
Byrnes
South Carolina
Kennon
Louisiana
Shivers
Texas
Discredited Beria Ally Ousted in Southern Province
Reports from Moscow state a deposed official, once linked to Lavrenti Beria, was ousted as top administrator in a southern Russian province for alleged defective leadership. Official dispatches hint at political retribution as the move unfolds with possible broader implications.
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Moscow
Lavrenti Beria
Case Record on Pregnancy Rhythm and Fertility
Dr Crane presents case Frances D 27 married four years with infertility. She and her husband are medically sound. cycle length varies from 24 to 30 days, typical 28 days. Most fertile about 15 days before next period. an alkaline douche may aid conception. Frances conceived the following month.
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Frances D
Dr. Crane
O.K
Crane
Frances
Rose French Found Dead Near Lily Pond in Town
Rose French, once a silent film star, was found dead beside a lily pond at a home rented by Willett Goodfield. Police say no violence marks. a welfare worker Frank Clyde received a postmarked 6:30 p.m. card with no message. Rose had few obvious clues. her past includes five husbands, a heart condition, and a pattern of mysterious disappearances.
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Rose French
Willett Goodfield
Greer
Frank Clyde
Rose
Frank
Dwight Hamman
Margaret Miler
Wetlene Howse, Inc
NEA Service
Miriam
Blanche Cushman
Overcoming congenital defects with modern treatment and support
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan argues that birth anomalies such as club foot cleft palate or webbed fingers do not condemn a child to failure. Infections like German measles during pregnancy raise risk, but early medical attention and ongoing support can greatly lessen physical and mental impacts and improve outcomes for future children.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Astrological Forecast Urges Responsibility and Caution
The Stars advise a strong sense of duty and caution to avoid costly mistakes. Focus on stability and self analysis while curtailing spending tomorrow. If tomorrow is your birthday, guidance suggests prudent reflection and restraint to protect progress.
Forecast Offers Caution And Romance Amid Career Aid
The text urges planning in coming months and reliance on proven methods while noting possible career help from an influential but cautious figure. It mentions favorable domestic and social aspects, romantic prospects for singles toward year end, and a September litigation risk with a favorable potential outcome. A versatile, energetic child is described for the day. A fatal two-vehicle crash near Uhrichs ville, Ohio, kills 35 year old Fred C Wettach of Gnadenhutten after a collision between his car and a truck.
Television Schedule Fragment for Multiple Stations
A dense list of late 1950s to mid 1960s TV lineups across WLWC WSAZ WTVN WBNS and others. The page details time slots for Ohio News Groucho Marx Dragnet Dennis Daily shows Wagon, Theatre, News, Weather and variety programs across prime and daytime hours.
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Eddie Arnold
News Caravan
Groucho Marx
Martin Kane
News Pictures
Sports Eye
Police
the Face
News
Weathercast
TV Theater
Stars Playhouse
WTVN
cCaptain
Madison Sq Garden
Radio Schedule and Programs for WOUI and Affiliates
Radio listings cover WOUI and numerous AM stations across Ohio and nearby states, detailing noon to 1 PM programs, afternoon and evening lineups, and featured shows. Notable entries include Johnny Mercer, Roy Rogers, Eddie Cantor, Bob Hope, Jane Pickens, and Mary Margaret McBride, with varying time slots and network notes.
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Cbes Kiddies
Abe-Mba-Weast
Nbe
Cbe
Abe
Cbbs
Cbs News & Commentary
Mbe
Johnny Mercer
Cbs Daily
Mbs
Nbe Starr
Space
One Man's Family
Cbs News
Roy Rogers
Milllie
Ecbs
Sammy Kaye
Father
Playhouse
Ebs Heritage
Abe John Steelen
Cbs
Mike Malloy
Rod & Gun
Eddie Cantor
Cba
Judy Canova
Abe Horace Heidt
Finan Mbe
Jane Pickens
Abe News
Abe Eddie Fisher
Mba
News & Variety
All Nets
Curt Massey
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Dave Garroway
Abe McGuire
Tennessee Ernie
Abe John B
Cebes
Walter O’keefe
Jack Owens
Abe Brace
Dan
Timbering Improvement Suggested for Beattie Brothers Coal Mine
Federal mine inspector recommends stronger timbering at working faces and haulage roads at the B and B mine Hemlock Beattie Brothers Coal Co following a Bureau of Mines inspection by J C Reardon. The mine employs three men and produces 20 tons daily.
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Beattie Brothers Coal Co
Hemlock
U. S. Bureau of Mines
J. C. Reardon
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Athens
Iessenger
Ohio
Boyle’s Peak
World Today
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Christ
Galilee
Captain Greer
Dr. Severn
Dr. Jordan
Uhrichsville
Fred. C. Wettach
Gnadenhutten
WLWC
Ohio News
Aili Girl Orchestra
Groucno Marx
Treasury
Dragnet
Family Playhouse
Yrday
Pforecast
the Bennetts
Ruth Lyons
Atom Squad
Gabby Hayes
Soundstage
Eddie Fisher
Goldbergs
Orient Express
Columbus
Wsaz-Tv
Ding Dong School
McGiarmour
Hawkins Fairie
Love of Life
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Farmer
Garry Moore
Maida's Kitchen
Welccome Travelers
Ladies Choice
Howdy Doody
S.d
Rainbow Trail
Tri-State News
the Buggies
Boston Blackie
Cavalcade Sports
Norths
Ethel and
Albert
Captain Video
Stu Erwin
WO Appointment
Ed McConnel
Col. Fire Dept
TV Ranch
Silver Theater
Meadowbrook
Wbns-Tv
Operation Universe
Spotlight Revue
Weather
Une News
Jean Froman
Cisco Rio
Ub—Video Theater
Pentagon
City Hospital
Weatherman
Florascope
Armchair Theater
Globe Trotter
Mama
Hollywood Theater
Footlights Theatre
Rod Brown
Hepalong Cassidy
Bil Hickok
Kit Carson
Larry Storch
Arthur Murray
Fik
the Wep
Mystery Tveater
ABC
WCOL
Cincinnati
NBC
WLW
WSAZ
Huntington
WBNS
WHKC
WPAR
Parkersburg
WJEH
Gallipolis
Cilifft
Godfrey
Ebs
Ala
Bob Hope
Abe Ladies Fair
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