Babson Sees Decentralization as Shield Against H Bomb
In a weekly column from Babson Park Massachusetts, Roger Babson argues decentralization is the sole defense against atomic threats. He cites two developments a uranium display in Florida and President remarks on bombs as supporting factors, while noting a local meeting oversight and newsroom tensions in Baytown and Houston.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Atomic Energy Commission
Florida
Modesty and Fame in a Gabor Echoed Column
A columnist muses on Zsa Zsa Gabor's claimed modesty and aversion to publicity. He rails against notoriety, ponders fame versus fame, and speculates on H bomb news, world peace efforts, and a Baytown political plug for Harris County clerk Dick Lindley. The piece blends pop culture, politics, and international conjecture with personal asides.
Anthony TV agony show shocks critics in Hollywood
Hollywood critics question Anthony's two minute cure claim and the ethics of a televised marriage counseling program. John J. Anthony, originator of the first radio marriage counseling service, returns to TV on XTTY to syndicate the format nationwide, arguing real life problems require practical guidance and psychotherapy.
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Liternea
Arthur Godfrey
Mr. Anthony
John J. Anthony
XTTY
Anthony
Liberace
Realife
Hollywood
New Hope Bucks County Inn to Anchor Summer Scene
A $300,000 luxury inn facing the Delaware River will join the Bucks County Playhouse complex in New Hope, PA, with 35 rooms and a swimming pool. Monte Proser hosts the venture, linking to St John Terrell’s Lambertville tent and Ethel Fiser TV ties. opening May 20 alongside The Moon Is Blue and The Cocktail Party two-week engagement. Jerome Cowan will be a resident actor, and Michael Ellis is the new managing director.
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Beneft
Bucks County Playhouse
Delaware River
Lambertville
N. J
St. John Terrell
Monte Proser
New York
East Side
Monte
Eddie Fisher
Pisyhouse
Jerome Cowan
Michael Ellis
Theatre season stretches beyond Labor Day with new plays
By Jack Gaver extend the season beyond the usual Labor Day closing. Terrells Music Circus opens its season June 4 with The Chocolate Soldier. The closing date is Sept. 26. Proser eyes Broadway for a new Good News production with Leonard Karamar aiming for an Aug. 2 rehearsal. Hilltop Theater in Baltimore offers a national playwriting contest with a June 15 deadline. winner gets 200 dollars, two silver trophies, two weeks’ room and board, and a one week professional company performance starting Aug. 24. Georgia Soviet health minister A T Khelidze is removed for health reasons.
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Music Circus
Proser
Leonard Karamar
Baltimore
Hilltop Theater
Journalists Blocked From Geneva Parley Briefings
Reporters from 39 nations waited as heavy doors closed to newsmen at the Geneva conference chamber in Palais des Nations. Delegates from East and West held briefings in five rooms with amplifiers and rostrums, while officials led the daily press discussions.
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Peter Webb
Swithherland
Korea
Indo-China
Palais Des Nations
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Iron Curtain
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U.S. State Department
Henry Suydam
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Suydam
F. Tyachev
Huang Hug
Chou En Lai
Music devoted library in Rochester form at Sibley
A question about Vheory Briltling in the country is answered with reference to the Sibley Musical Library at the University of Rochester. The mention notes the library as a resource for music study and collection within the Rochester area.
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The
Sibley Musical Library
University of Rochester
Fragmented quotation on elections and policy in 48 states
A fragmented passage quotes Clarence Manion urging state control of elections highways education health and welfare. It includes a jumbled line about preferring the Democratic Party out of power to avoid mass misery and a garbled reference to Sen Paul Douglas and tax cuts to raise buying power, ending with a misquote attributed to President Hoover.
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President Hoover
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge Feature Teaser
Central Press feature blocks quiz style questions on authors and landmarks. It includes a mix of trivia such as A Message to Garcia author and the Taj Mahal, plus a naval announcer turned TV figure and a Wisconsin born writer, with fragmented biographical prompts and date notes.
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Central Press
Garcia
Dulles Geneva Troubles Highlight Senate Briefing
Washington Secretary of State Dulles warned of French instability and possible upheaval ahead of Geneva, noting Paris may soften toward Russia. He discussed Vietnam’s Bao Dai and Indo China independence, and explained why Formosa and Korea were not yet in the Asiatic NATO plan.
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Senator Ellender of Louisiana Quietly Shaped National Policy
The Louisiana senator built many significant bills including housing for slum clearance sugar quotas education aid and school lunch. He declined McCarthys push to testify, stressing constructive criticism over publicity while noting his own dozen laws shaping the nation. Supporters defend McCarthy but Ellenders record stands out.
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Joe McCarthy
Moscow
Guatemala
Wisconsin
Allen
McCarthy
Latin America
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South Dakota
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Mlinois
Bridges
New Hampshire
Welker
Idaho
Fifty Years Ago Transcontinental Motor Tour Story Ends in New York
A 1903 account recalls Col. H Nelson Jackson's first cross country motor tour from San Francisco to New York in 63 days. He faced mud, unbridged streams, and deserts while detours amused a Marysville girl, who triggered the wrong turn to provide her parents a view of an automobile. A separate vignette notes a self made fountain pen inventor who rose from poverty to wealth, lamenting that his wealth left him with few friends.
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H. Nelson Jackson
Colonel Sect
Marysville
Calif
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