Oil, Pipelines, Tonnage and a Bitter Oregon Battle
A long analysis on oil supply routes argues pipelines from the Middle East face high costs and political risk, while supertankers face capacity limits and defense drawbacks. It notes European shifts toward new Central and South American sources and cites a Joseph Alsop column on Oregon voters, polling and the Senate race between Wayne Morse and Douglas McKay.
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Suez Canal
Middle Eastern
Middle East
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cape ‘of Good Hope
Afric
Central
South America
Western Hemisphere
United States
Western Europe
Sue
Samuel G. Blythe
Joseph Alsop
Oregon
Senate
Wayne Morse
Senhower
Douglas McKay
Tax Woes By HAL BOYLE
A humorous Harper's-like tale of a couple facing tax audits in 1952 53. Hal Boyle recalls the stress of gathering receipts and the IRS agent's demand for precise records while joking about Alcatraz and a Florida vacation dream. The piece ends with a political jab advising caution to public speakers.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sam
Rou
Frances
Alcatraz
Alf Landon
Florida
Europe
U. S. Supreme Court
Prospects Bright Across Sectors Amid Inflation Alert
New York reports widespread optimism about upcoming business, with gains in agriculture, manufacturing, and retail. Steel orders signal continued capacity growth, auto models appeal to buyers, and appliance makers push sales on rising incomes. Housing shows a modest pickup but financing remains tight.
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Pam Vamsun
New York
Agriculture Department
Case History of a Psychiatrist Ronny Says Toddlers Reflect Life
Dr Crane notes Ronny resembles other toddlers with limited mental age and simple thoughts. The piece urges readers to obtain the booklet for parents and teachers with children at home or in school.
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Ronny
Nanny V
Agen
Eve Imes
Dr. Crane
Alfred Binet
Horoscope and psychology notes offer caution and insight
A 1950s style horoscope advises emotional restraint and harmony, predicting improved relations and financial prudence with hints of 1957 job prospects. It also includes a long anecdote about a child named Ronny, teaching gradual cognitive development and parental guidance, ending with an offer for a booklet on answering children's sex questions.
Past Chiefs Club Meets in Nelsonville Social Roundup
Wikasovinle-Mempers of the Past Chiefs Club gathered at Mrs. Raymond Patton’s Nelsonville home. Members listed include Ruth Barber Mabel Wood Gladys Major Jewell Strong Evelyn DeVault Anna Ogden Thelma Campbell Shirley Peters and Mittie Nelson. Several local families and visitors from Columbus Leesburg and Cincinnati attended various reunions and weekend visits. Mrs. Bere Watts recovery from surgery noted at the Cahoon home. Georgia Gray of Columbus vacationing with Frank Gray, others visiting Cahoon and Mahaffey households.
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Wikasovinle — Mempers
Chiefs Club
Raymond Patton
Nelsonville
Ruth Barber
Mabel Wood
Gladys Major
Jewell ‘Strong
Evelyn DeVault
Anna Ogden
Kyril Bez
Leesburg
Ray Houck
Columbus
Houck
Kenneth Nelson
Wayne Stacy
Stacy
Walter McGinnis
Anna Roush
Charles Nelson
Hall of
Bere Watts
George Cahoon
Georgia Gray
Columpus
Frank Gray
Minnie Nichols
Bertie Watts
Cahoon
Questions on rheumatic fever in children examined
Dr. Jordan and Mrs. RJ discuss three key questions about pediatric rheumatic fever. Hormones like cortisone may reduce heart damage, but conclusive evidence is lacking and careful observation is needed. The condition is not contagious, though it often follows streptococcal throat infections.
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Iy Epwin R. Sunvan
M.D
Schoo
Mrs. J
Harrington Firestorm Ends as Dawn Reveals Hopeful News
In Harrington the blaze finally waned by dawn November 29 as rescue teams worked through ash and debris. Henry Thompson learns his son Donald is evacuated with other children while his wife Rose, long missing, is found alive. Terry, a rescuer, saves many and becomes a mature figure amid the hospital ruins.
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Atryside
Harrington
Henry Thompson
Donald
Morris
Rose
Goldblum
Henry
Terry
John
Thompson
Two Canadian seamen Burned in Lake Erie Explosion
In Lorain Ohio two Canadian seamen were reported in fair condition at St Josephs Hospital Monday night after an explosion aboard an oil vessel on Lake Erie.
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Lorain
Ohio
Lake Erie
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Blythe
Mommie
Crane
Wilkesville
Dr. Jordan
Martin Caidin
Morris Goldblum
Colonel Buyers
New Mansfield
Church of Christ
Donna Lowry
Betty Staats
David
Ben Gabriel
New Marshfield
Gerald Terrill
Athens
Kennard
Luther R. Allen
By Galbraith
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