Prosperity under inflation test after Korea war ends
The article analyzes whether the United States can sustain full employment and rising output without inflation after wartime defense spending. It notes inflation pressures growing despite moderate policy, Eisenhower urging Americans to buy carefully, and economists seeking a path to stable growth. It also includes religious quotes from R. S. Storrs and R. Libbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reisenhower
Eisenhower
Shortage of trained health workers sparks call for recruitment
The National Health Council reports acute shortages in health fields with 3700 doctors 25000 graduate nurses 1400 psychologists and nearly 20000 attendants needed in state institutions. The total psychologist requirement may exceed 10000. Urgent, well publicized recruitment programs are deemed essential.
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National Health Council
Activi
Congress acts to shield FBI files from fishing expeditions
Congress approved a measure to protect the FBI raw files from indiscriminate access following the Jencks decision. It allows defense review only when material relates to a witness's testimony and entrusts judges with private in camera review if the government claims irrelevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
FBI
Jencks
Supreme Court
Nesses
Photo of Agnes Waters and the myth of a woman president
This fragment notes a mailed photo and tract claiming Agnes Waters as the only woman candidate for U S president across several years. The writer counters hostility to women with observations on women's roles, abilities, and influence in family, church, education, and work, citing examples from various women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Waters
Washington, D. C
Case History of a Psychiatrist's Advice on Grades
Dr Crane profiles 13 year old Tommy who shuns being an A student to fit with bigger boys. He argues smart students earn more over a lifetime, with higher college enrollment and earnings, urging high school completion and college prep.
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Tommy
George W. Crane
Tommy L
Paul C. Glick
U. S
I. Q
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A survey of curious and exaggerated facts reveals common misconceptions and odd trivia. It cites items such as the heft loss method by piano playing, the true value of watch jewels, and the abundance of geysers in Yellowstone.
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America
Ainsrhld
Yellowstone National Park
L. E. Funt
Richmond
Fred Allen
Detroit
Jests and Jabs from 1957 Cerf Collection
Comic observations from Bennett Cerf recounting humorous misfires about Adam and Eve, biblical commandments, and a bigamy defense. Witty lines touch on Eve’s hunger, Mizner’s quips, and a wealthy man’s surprise acquittal with a punchy, leftover era flavor.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Horoscope Outlook and Social Notes Include Family Visits
Tomorrow's stars favor finances and work progress with four to five months of strong influence. A birthday year brings job advancement and money gains, plus harmonious personal life except for early November tension. December hints at good news extending 1957 gains. a born child may be resourceful in emergencies. Social notices list visits and dinners among Cremeans, White, Foster, Lambert, Brubaker, and Metcalf families.
Diplomacy Demands Culture Not Political Ties
A letter argues that ambassadors must possess cultural refinement and social graces, not just ambition or party support. It cites Maxwell Gluck’s appointment and contrasts real diplomats like Edwin S. Cunningham and Clark Bristol with self made figures, urging candidates be trained and suited for Asiatic courts.
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Clarence C. Dean
Forest Hills
Queens
York
Maxwell Gluck
United States
Ceylon
Gluck
China
Edwin S. Cunningham
Shanghai
Peking
Nanking
Clark Bristol
Turkey
Whooping Cough Warns Schools of Rapid Spread
The Family Doctor warns that whooping cough spreads quickly once a child with the illness enters school. It affects ages 1 to 10 most, but infants and the elderly are at higher risk. vomiting and severe coughing fits can lead to pneumonia and other lung issues. Prevention via early vaccination is emphasized.
Kanauga Church Social and Local News Tidbits
The Friendship Class of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Della Casto’s home for a pie social with details to come. Eleven C. T. Class members met at Mrs. Elizabeth White’s in Gallipolis. Family visits included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shamblin and son with Mary Shamblin and Olen Litchfield family. The Wrights welcomed a daughter, their first child, now living in Gallipolis with Capt. and Mrs. Berkley Wright as grandparents. Johnnie Smith celebrated his birthday with a theater outing. Barbara Walker visited Bonita Gillette in Georgetown. The Providence reunion drew Olen Knapp, his children, and James Providence to Dodge Park in Beverly in September. Christine Black notes the Sequois live to be 3000, with the tree’s extreme age and height.
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Kanauga
Methodist Church
Della Casto
Ella Fife
C. T
Elizabeth White
Gallipolis
Robert Shamblin
New Lexington
Mary Shamblin
Olen Litchfield
Eddie Wright
Wrights
Kananga
Berkley Wright
Johnnie Smith
Johnnie
Barbara Walker
Bonita Gillette
Georgetown
Olen Knapp
James Providence
Providence
Dodge Park
Beverly
Sept
Christine Black
Brain Game quiz questions from a newspaper page
A reader quiz lists science questions on tarnish causes unit watt extinguishers fruit nutrition bacteria and more. The page shows garbled OCR text plus advertising lines and newspaper masthead for Athens Ohio with pricing and Associated Press note.
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R. S. Storrs
R. Libbes
Becauss
Chicago
Willa Cather
Dorothy Kilgallen
Irene Kuhn
Mary Augustine
Marist Missions
By Hatlo
Niles
Lons
Dept
George Crane
Hal Boyle
Canada
Great Lakes
Amelia Jenks Bloomer
Cuba
Havana
Ireland
New Zealand
Azores
New York City
Ichard Armour
Adam
Eve
Armour
Wilson Mizner
Ten
Mizner
Ward Phillips
Nelsonville
John Love
B. G. Casto
Columbus
George Sokolsky
England
Foreign Office
London
Woolworth Stores
Edwin Jordan
Becaus
Brain Game
Cheathens Messenger
Mate
Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Act
Associated Press
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