Why Defense? Dulles Signals Quemoy Link To Formosa
Secretary of State Dulles asserts that defending Quemoy is primarily related to Formosa defense, prompting questions about strategic logic and the true place of Quemoy in the Pacific shield. The piece questions public understanding as high level studies consider expanding the defense perimeter and emphasizes need for clear explanations about Quemoy’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Formosa
United States
Philippines
Ryukus
Okinawa
Japan
America
Pacific
Dulles
Newamen
Quemoy
China
Red China
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Far Pacific
Jim
Public Expenditure Survey Highlights Taxpayer Realities
The survey defines a taxpayer as someone who works for the government without a civil service exam and notes one in the 4500 dollar bracket works one day in three to fund taxes. It praises budget cuts and tax relief while urging broader public support for future spending and tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Congress
Senator Aiken on rising marketing costs in food retailing
Senator Aiken explains declines in farm prices are not fully reflected at stores due to rising marketing service demand by housewives. He notes shoppers now buy cut-up poultry frozen foods ready-to-bake products and stresses that these added services are costly. Retailing remains highly competitive with moderate profits, and prices must cover all distribution costs.
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Aiken
UN session to test Western unity over Germany and China
James Marlow reports from Washington that Andrei Vishinsky will press for splits at the UN General Assembly while Western powers debate Germany’s rearmament and sovereignty. The piece discusses China seating, atomic material pools, and future NATO talks as defenses depend on German disarmament.
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Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
New York
West Germany
Vishinsky
Russia
United States
Red China
World Organization
China
Formosa
Eisenhower
Europe
Germany
Dulles
London
Eden
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
North Atlantic Treaty Organizations
NATO
Paris
Golden Rule as Guide to Work and Government
Dr. Crane argues that humans are animals at birth but can learn ethical habits. the Golden Rule is key to solving labor disputes and broader societal health. The piece cites Pullman Company practices, business leaders, dentistry writing, and the American Constitution shaped by religious ideals, contrasting autocratic regimes and urging fair hearings.
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George W. Crane
Glenn
Pullman Company
Crane
Glen
America
Texas
Russia
Dr Jordan Explains Shingles Causes and Treatments
Dr. Jordan discusses that shingles or herpes zoster likely stems from a virus infecting nerve roots and usually affects one body side. Early signs include pain and burning, with eye involvement posing serious risk. Treatments vary from soothing preparations to antibiotics, with no single cure, and nerve surgery as a last resort for chronic cases.
Homecoming Slated At Murray City Methodist Church
Murray City plans a Sunday homecoming at the Methodist Church with services at 9 a.m. and a 10 a.m. sermon. A noon basket dinner follows and former pastor Rev. Howard Householder is expected to join the afternoon program.
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Murray City
Howard Householder
Apple Grove Hosts Visit With Sayres and Relatives
Doris Sayre and sons from Port Huron Michigan stayed with Herbert Sayre of Antiquity and Mrs. George Hayman at Apple Grove. Ernest Sleeth of Elkins visited Mrs. C. B. Sayre and family as Marlene Clark spent the weekend with kin in Columbus. Other guests included C. H. Blaine of Strausburg Frances Slaughter Cottageville Ray Barker Milton and Laura Blaine Los Angeles. Marlene Shields entered Ohio University Athens this week as Ernest Clark and family attended Morse Chapel homecoming.
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Apple Grove
Doris Sayre and
Rally Day at Temple Methodist Sunday Sept 26
Temple Methodist Church will observe Rally Day with services starting at 7 a.m. In social notes, Mr and Mrs Russell Mayo of Strasburg visited relatives in the Carpenter and Quivey families. Charles Robbins of Missoula and Curtis Thompson and family were among weekend guests. Mary Dye enrolled at Ohio State University. Cecil Gillogly joined Victor Ferry to Faircorn. Mrs Westina Crabtree noted.
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Ellen McKnight
Columbus
Ralph Frazier
Gallipolis
Fern Gillogly
Mary Dye
Ohio State University
Cecil Gillogly
Victor Ferry
Faircorn
Westina Crabtree
Private Detectives Move into The Spires Mystery
Private Detective Jim Dune and his wife Nancy pose as caretakers at The Spires on the Carlson estate to shadow Mrs. Kit Cartoon. They face hostile resident Mrs. Hilton Carlson who asserts ownership and warns them to stay off the property as tensions rise and a potential murder case on the West Coast unfolds.
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Jim Dune
Neary
Spires
Carlson
Jim
Ancy
Mrs. Kit Cartoon
Nancy
Hilton Carlson
Kit
West Coast
Philip
Horoscope: Optimism and social balance for 1954 outlook
The Stars Say For Tomorrow BE optimistic despite possible problems now and do not let setbacks shake confidence. Seek efficiency and keep accounts in order. In the evening stay cheerful toward others and enjoy social activities while avoiding business mixing with pleasure. If tomorrow is your birthday a promising cycle begins for work money and personal relations through year end. A 1955 uptick may bring more duties requiring sound health and energy.
Sunshine Workers Sunday School Officers Elected
Shawnee Miss Joy Puter baugh presided over the Sunshine Workers Sunday school meeting with Margaret Hopkins giving devotions. Virginia Dishon was elected president Connie Huston vice president Louella Hughes secretary and Carolyn Daugherty treasurer. A vocal duet by Brenda Nicholas and Connie Huston and a game of charades followed.
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Shawnee
Joy Puterbaugh
Sunshine Workers
Margaret Hopkins
Virginia Dishon
Connie Huston
Louella Hughes
Carolyn Daugherty
Brenda Nicholas
Sue Ricketts
Sandra Bond
Judy Titko
Estella Bishop
Kathy Jewett
Lovella Hughes
Ruth Maxwell
Mary Belle Warren
Columbus and Huntington Radio Schedule Mix Includes News and Programs
A dense listing shows stations ABC WCOL WSAZ NBC WLW CBS WBNS MBS WHKC WATH WJEH WCHS WPAR WMOA and WOUL along with a jammed weekly schedule. Programs span news hour blocks, sports, talk, variety and dramas from early morning through late night including Theater of the Air style features and music showcases.
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Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Wutner
WMOA
Marietta
Ebe
Abe
Abc-East
Tennessee Ernie
Cbbs
Abe the Cheraliers
Cbs Silver Eagle
One Man's Family
Nbe
Eddie Fisher
Roy Rogers
Millie
Jack Gregson
Doctor Siagun
Cbs Crime Fighters
Sariel Fimpernei
Sammy Kaye
Newa
Senor
Ben
Abe Amos
Andy
Abe Mr
Keen
Cbs News
Heart of
Jane Pickens
Abe Musica
Caravan
All Nets
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Frances
Tracy
Peggy
John McKee
Kerplunk
World Today
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DR. Crane
Mately
Gladstone
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan, MD
By Galbraith
Ernest Clark
Morse Chapel
Copenght
Hugh Lawrenceates
NLA Sermeey
Joe
Gelstrap
California
Hilton
Toby Argyle
Petey
J. Peter Carlson
Turally
Mrs. Hilton
Angelica
Dick Hopkins
Jack Harvey
Harvey
Ohio University
Hopkins
Richard Hopkins
Pat
Eddie
Cadiz
Edward Hopkins
Margaret
Sammy Breeze
Lawrence Buens
C S. Wallace
Marilyn
New Straitsville
Warren Springer
Indianapolis
WOUL
Barbara Welles
Abe Tiodfrey
Thur
Johnny Olsen
Abe Tom Moore
Cbs Ueen
Ted Steele
Lopez
Martin Block
Travelers
Abe Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff
Reed Browning
Abe Bruce
Dan
Midwest
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