Russia's jet transport on view signals aviation race
A Washington assessment notes the TU-104 viewed in Moscow and London shows limited passenger capacity and high fuel use versus U.S. rivals. It argues the Boeing 707 and DC-8 will dominate air travel, leaving Russia’s TU-104 uneconomical for major routes and unlikely to match U.S. jets in range and efficiency.
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Moscow
New York
England
U.S
Britain
Russia
America
Convair
Royal Thievery and the Deflating Dollar
Editor John S. Knight of the Chicago Daily News laments inflation as royal thievery that hurts workers pension plans government securities veterans insurance widows and children on fixed incomes. He urges temper and dignity in government to curb fiscal waste.
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John S. Knight
Chicago Daily News
Animals on TV Learn From Birkner at 48th Street
Fred Birkner runs a filmable animal school in New York training horses birds and other creatures for television and stage work. He notes animals are often smarter than people and can fetch respectable pay from $35 for a walk on to $450 for a creep on as Mohammed the white horse headlines a 15 year career with Ethel Merman in Happy Hunting.
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Chateau Theatrical Animals
48Th Street
Birkner
Clem
Vienna
Grace Kelly
Rita Gam
Marlon Brando
Eisenhower
Mohammed
Ethel Merman
State Department counters Russian claims of progress
The State Department releases a 50 page booklet disputing Soviet gains in union rights minorities and political freedom while noting Russia's advanced science and weapons. It portrays no country turning to communism in free elections and highlights censorship and limited political parties under the Soviet regime.
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State Department
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Lenin
Case History of a Psychiatrist Tremor Case
The note discusses tremors in teenagers when speaking or singing in public and parallels them with tremors developing with age. It references a case of a psychiatrist named Clark and suggests recording this case for future reference.
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George W. Crane
Clark T
Brain Game Sun Clues and Classic Tremor Fixes Quiz
Puzzle asks eight questions about sun related topics and world lore. A physician column offers nontechnical advice on handling hand tremors in public speaking, with simple counter traction technique and a promotional booklet. The piece blends quiz fun with health guidance from Dr. Crane.
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Battle Against Inflation Waged on Two Fronts
A discussion on rising prices and inflation fronts from words to credit with officials debating the Federal Reserve policy and the Treasury 4 percent offering on three billion in securities. Industry groups cite labor costs and taxes as drivers while demand slackens and producers fear higher wages and inventories.
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Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasury
National Assn. of
Potter brags of wooing bride with odsox play
English humorist Stephen Potter boasts he won Heather with his odsox strategy. He explains he abandoned gradual flirtation for a bold play that supposedly triggers a woman’s mother instinct and melts her into his arms. A subteen boy writes a birthday poem for his mother. The piece cites 1957 Bennett Cerf and a distributor note.
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Stephen Potter
Heather
Potter
Tomorrow's Horoscope Highlights Growth and Creative Sparks
The Stars advise decisive action on well planned programs with strong intuition. For a birthday this four month period promises job advancement and improved finances, despite added responsibilities. Inventions and science enjoy cash gains. December and January bring social activity with potential domestic friction in November.
Revolt in Local GOP Mirrors National Fund Struggles
The piece argues that modern Republicans dominate national fundraising while local party machines lag. It notes New York and Chicago as key sources of wealthy contributions, mentions Fiorello La Guardia and the shift of funding power, and warns local candidates face dry wells even as national factions clash.
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House of Representatives
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New York City
Fiorello la Guardia
Herbert Hoover
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Paris
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Recovery prospects after cerebral thrombosis in midlife man
A reader asks about recovery chances after a cerebral thrombosis with left side partial paralysis seven months post stroke. Improvement is ongoing and hopeful but unpredictable. early intervention and rehabilitation greatly influence the outcome, with willpower and nursing care cited as important alongside medical treatment and physical therapy.
Osage Orange Tree Back In Favor For Ohio Fall Planting
In Ohio the Osage orange is making a comeback as a versatile shade tree. Nurseries stock it for fall planting with seeds or cuttings, noting rapid growth to 50 60 feet and six feet annual growth. Its durable wood and glossy foliage suit hedges and fences, while its orange hedge apples entertain squirrels. Historic uses by Indians and settlers include dye, bows and arrows, and waterproofing lacquer. The piece closes urging renewed interest in this enduring tree.
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Ohio Hills
Jessie AJ Whitman
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