Editors See Dangerous Precedent in Steel Seizure
Editors broadly fear Truman's steel seizure could set a precedent for taking over newspapers and radio. Some doubt the linking, while a large majority disapprove of the action as a constitutional overreach and warn against eroding civil liberties.
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Tru
Truman
Colzure
Supreme Court
NEW York Herald Tribune
Tampa
Tribune
Lincoln
President Truman
Congress
Bible Verse on Godliness from Timothy 3 16
Verse emphasizes the mystery of godliness with God manifested in the flesh justified by the Spirit seen by angels preached among the nations believed in the world and received up in glory.
What Would You Do If You Found 855 Dollars
A New York manicurist Stella Kahn for 52 years lived in the city and found $200 in cash on Fifth Avenue then $655 in an envelope on Broadway. She turned both sums to the police to await the owner, and kept a single quarter from a department store find. The writer asks readers what they would do and notes the owner has 90 days to claim.
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Stella Kahn
New York City
Fifth Avenue
33Rd Street
Broadway
72Nd Street
Brelig Kahn
Miss Kahn
Ann
Victor Ridder
Goodwill Industries of
New York
Goodwill
Staats Zeitung
The
Catholic News
Success Secrets on Keeping Friends and Work Ethic
A compact adage from Robert Butler of Walter Butler Shipbuilders in Superior Wise urges restraint in speech. The motto If you can't write it and sign it Dont say it was posted to gain cooperation from employees and reduce damaging or idle words.
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Robert Butler
Walter Butler Shipbuilders, Inc
Wise
Spirits sought by college students in graveyard stakeout
A playful college tale recounts UD students attempting contact with the spirit world in a graveyard as a dubious distraction from studying. A polar exploration note dismisses bad cures for cold as worse than the ailment. Portland residents protest timber tapping while the Viet newspaper claims Russians invented the streetcar.
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North’Pole
Portland
Baytown Sun Notice Fragments From Historic Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows Baytown Sun masthead with publisher and office manager names. Mentions subscription rates and advance payment, and Baytown Texas Daily Press League. Indicates postal classification and post office under congressional act.
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Baytown Sun
Lacy
Pearce and
Ashhel
Baytown
Texas
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Whatter
Washington Merry-Go-Roll On Ike Successor Rivalry
Washington and Paris report a split between the Joint Chiefs and President Eisenhower over his successor. Ike backs Gen Al Gruenther while Gen Omar Bradley favors Gen Matthew Ridgway. Europeans lean to Gruenther but the Chiefs warn he lacks combat breadth. Ridgway is praised for leadership but linked to war. A compromise discussed would place Field Marshal Montgomery as immediate successor with Ridgway to follow.
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Washington
Merry-Go-Roll
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ike
Drew Pearson
Paris
Atlantic
Eisenhower
al Gruenther
Omar Bradley
Matthew Ridgway
Omar
Army
Grienther
Alin
Gruenther
Ridgway
Europe
Joint Chiefs
Field Marshal
Montgomery
England
Truman
Potomac
Oscar Ewing
Clark Clifford
White House
Phillips Petroleum
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Ewing
Senator Kerr
Russel
Puzzle Bits And Birthday Riddles In A Quick Bag
A jumble of trivia and clues asks to identify items and people born today. It covers Ozark mountains location, clandestine meeting, a sport from Rip Van Winkle’s era, and whether a president may resign, plus largest Mississippi River city. It also clues names like Benjamin Hanby and Eloise McEhone and notes birthdays for various figures.
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Ozark Mountains
Fip van Winkle
United States
Mississippi River
Victor Ridder Defies Ills With Quiet Strength
New York publisher Victor Ridder, despite lifelong disabilities from tuberculosis and blindness, leads in Goodwill Industries of New York and heads Ridder Publications. He serves as vice president of the Journal of Commerce and directs Staats Zeitung, while praising resilience and religious faith in overcoming physical limits.
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Mel Heimer
New York
Victor Ridder
Brooklyn Bridge
America
Staats Zeitung
Journal of Commerce
Catholic News
Mr. Ridder
Moore
San Francisco
Try And Stop Me STORY PLOT
A cold blooded killer named Charles Morton is captured by authorities. He is executed in the electric chair and sent to the netherworld's lowest circle. The devil oversees the arrival with a wary respect and offers the chair enthusiastically.
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Charles Morton
Hell
Feion
Memories of Five Years Back Headlines in Harris County
A retrospective look recalls five years ago with notes on Marshall Texas memorial plans and a vaccination visit to Goose Creek Hospital amid spring fever worries. Mentions include E W Buelow appointment as Federal chairman of observance and Cedar Bayou officials, plus Harris County PTA leadership.
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Marshall
Texas City Plana Memorial
Goose Creek Hospital
E. W. Buelow
At J. Busch
Cedar Bayou
Harris County
PTA’ Council
Warren
Earl Baker
Lee
John D. Brian
Baytown
Naval Reserve
Eisenhower stance and the need for a two party system
In a column fronted by Fred Hay the writer argues Ike should declare clear beliefs while criticizing current party leaders. He defends Eisenhower as the right man for America, praises his leadership, warns against overpromising, and calls for a sustained two party system with a four year unified government to restore balance.
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Ike
America
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Gen
Hisenhower
Houston
U.S
Aso Ag
Washington
Eisenhower Bee
Eisenhower
Unsteady Lyons Den interview veers from Rome to Washington
An erratic digest links The Lyons Den film interview with NBG-TV figures, noting Jones Gene Charles and Natalie Fones, Luciano’s Naples dinner jab at Spaghett house and St Peter’s balcony capers. Truman to address ADA, Hutton matinees cut, Vinson at Capitol doors, and other mixed items from NYC to Naples.
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Nbg-Tv
Jones Gene
Charles
Natalie Fones
Luciano
New York
Napies
Chard Jones
St. Peter's
Luciane
Hell
Truman
Ada ¢In
Washington
East Side
Betty Hutton
Palace
Jim Vinson
Capitol
Justice Vinson
Rudy Halley
Flo
Tot Kefouver
Vittorio de Sioa
Ian
Hunan
June Havoc
Jule S
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My New York
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New York City Children's Court
WPA
Tae
Helen Keller
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