U S Lawlessness in Suburban America and City Vigilantes
A column spotlights rising youth misbehavior from Somerville to Astoria with 14 cars wrecked and a death during a prank. It warns urban strain, crowding, and weak discipline, urging homes to teach restraint to curb future violence.
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Somerville
Mass
Hollywood
Lewis Stone
Astoria
Long Island
Queens
New York City
U.S
Fame's Price and the Burden of Celebrity
A reflective column argues fame is a heavy burden, turning public figures into prisoners of attention. It contrasts the fleeting allure of recognition with the loss of privacy and simple freedoms, citing General Lee, Cin cinnatus, Greta Garbo, and Lindbergh to illustrate the paradox of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam
Robert E. Lee
Cincinnatus
Rome
Greta Garbo
Industry's managers face the limits of specialization
John L. McCaffrey of International Harvester argues that running industry is simple in theory but complex in practice due to management specialization. He warns that narrow specialists may miss overall business impacts, risking products that fail to meet broader needs. Epigraphs from Hare Goethe Bhartrhari close the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McCaffrey
International Harvester
McCaffrey
Ed Wynn
Acorn
San Diego
la Mesa
Whitney
Deluxe Paper Company
Miss Murphy
Miss Raffin
Treasury chief outlines defense budget clash with tax cuts
Secretary Humphrey warned that cutting federal spending risks national security with the atomic threat from Russia and China. He noted an eight billion dollar revenue loss from four tax changes set for the next fiscal year and hinted at possible new revenue ideas, including a national sales tax, while seeking Congress support.
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Russia
Red
China
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Eisenhower
Call for a Scientific Marriage Bureau to aid 10000 couples
Dr Crane argues a national need for a Marriage Foundation to match suitable brides and grooms like Jim H. He cites ethics and cost issues with private matchmaking and urges wealthy donors to fund a state level bureau to spark up to 10000 marriages annually, with church leaders as field agents and strict verification.
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Jim
America
Union
George W
Crane
Jim H
Air Corps
Korea
Blood Studies Aid Diagnosis and Disease Tracking
Dr. Jordan explains common blood tests that reveal anemia type and severity by red cell and hemoglobin analysis. White cell counts indicate infection and other conditions, aiding diagnosis such as acute appendicitis. Additional tests detect germs, minerals, and blood sedimentation helps monitor disease progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Tomorrow’s promising day boosts creativity and social energies
A lively forecast notes high purpose and determination with strong health travel and social gains. You may assist a friend in need and be thanked for loyalty. For birthdays, months ahead look bright with plans advancing, new contacts opening development paths, and social life thriving. A thoughtful child born today is intelligent and loyal.
Kelty Named Road Director
COLUMBUS Ohio Gov Frank J Lausche named Inspector A C Felty of the state highway patrol as director of the new highway safety department to operate Oct 2. Felty will remain in his patrol post until Nov 15 when he retires. Canton votes on a half percent city income tax in November.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
A. C. Felty
State Highway Patrol
Highway Safety Department
Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Highway Department
Felty
Canton
Radio Programs and Schedules Across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky
Radio listings for Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Marietta Gallipolis Parkersburg and Athens detail midday to evening programs on ABC NBC CBS MBS and local stations. Entries include news, talk, dramas, variety shows, music, and children's segments with station blocks and show times.
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ABC
WCOL
Cincinnati
NBC
WLW
Columbus
Curt Massey
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Abe
Dave Garroway
Abe McGuire
Tennessee Ernie
Jane Pickens
Cbs
Jack Owens
Abe Bruce
Dan
Mid-West
Mbs
Television Schedule Snapshot for Ohio Stations
Daily prime time grid listing WLWO WSAZ WBNS and more with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. including News, Dragnet, Theater, confers, and various variety shows. Notable entries feature Groucho Marx, You Bet Your Life, Captain Video, Sky King, and regional weather forecasts.
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WLWO
Ohio News
Alil Girl Orchestra
News Caravan
Theater
Martin Kane
Family Playhouse
Funday
Dave Garroway
Tabernacle
Wsaz-Tv
Eddie Arnold
the Bennetts
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
News
Garry Moore
Maida's Kitchen
Kate Smith
Sports Eye
Norths
Father
Death Valley
WTVN
Stu Erwin
Wbns-Tyv
Channel
Operation Universe
Spotlight Revue
Weather
Jean Froman
Star Playhouse
Theatr
Pentagon
the Face
Weatherman
Florascope
Woody Hayes
Armchair Theater
the Life
Playhouse
Hollywood Theater
Mrs. North
Pootlights
Rose and Murphy entangle a con at early hours
Captain Greer investigates a local employment scheme tied to Ada Murphy and a mysterious Rose. Irene Raffin paths clues through a clinic, a switchboard, and a phone record while Frank Clyde pieces together a possible backfire in a town.
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East Puenta
Greer
Siebold
Miss Bergman
Raffin
Irene Raffin
Captain Greer
Frank Clyde
Frank
Ada Murphy
Miss Raffin
Deluxe Paper Company
Factory Sample Shoes
Acorn Products
Marshall Whitney
Rose
Goodfields
Murphy
Mrs. Goodfield
Ethel Goodfield
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