Roger Babson on Stock Market Truth and Strategy
New York City column analyzes the stock market by the thirty Industrials average, noting its flaws as a market gauge and advising readers to diversify into dividend payers and savings, while cautioning not to assume prosperity ends when prices dip. It recommends profiting through selling blue chips and investing in durable, dividend stocks.
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New York City
Spi
Industris
New York Stock
General Motors
du Pont
Fastman Kodak
SELC
Two Out of Three Song Creates New York Buzz
In New York a new song “Two Out of Three” climbs the best-seller list. Elmo Russ and Guy Bagar, two music figures, crafted the tune with Buddy Costa singing. The pair wrote the song after betting on horse numbers, then rushed to finish it that night. The track, recorded with Costa and trombonist Esbby Byrne, follows a day of lively odds and industry chatter.
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New York
New Yorker
Elmo Russ
Guy Bager
Johnny Desmond
Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
Buddy Costa
Bagar
Mommy
Rosa
Costa
Russ
Esbby Byrne
Shubert
A BIT OF WASHINGTON By Central Press
Washington column jokes about Congress after adjournment. Rep Augustine Kelley suggests better scheduling to boost work output. The piece mocks January to March social events delaying bills and notes a biblical line from Matthew 3 17.
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Washington
Augustine B. Kelley
Pensnsylvania
Congress
Julie Mare Ian Aston
Tomimow
Kentucky
Baytown Sun readers hear from Congress and weather
A Baytown Sun page mixes editorials on Congress and weather with local notes and advertisements. It references politicians from Kentucky and New Juliana, mentions hurricane tracking and national issues, and lists subscription details and staff roles amid typical mid century newspaper content.
Vice President Away Quietly Slips News From Nixon Aides
Washington column recounts scattered incidents in California and Korea, noting cab fare tricks by cabdrivers, a stolen film titled The Looters delaying an Army show, and Sir Roger Makins urging Americans to learn more about the United States. British envoy discusses travel and diplomacy in the U.S. Noisy jets prompt National Geographic note on decibel levels. USDA cautions home canners about tomato juice freezing.
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Roger Makins
Chicago
United States
Manhattan
Staten Island
Long Island
Sir Roger
Continental Congress
Daiy A
Congress
Wist
W Ngsion
Treasury
Senate
Jars
British Columbia
Washington
California
Cuba
Bonlwer Dam
Aire Erie
Launching of sixth tunnel tube at Porte Tuanel site
The sixth of nine tubes forming the town in Porte Tuanel is set for Wednesday morning, with three workers on site and two others readying tools. A theft at San Jacinto Building Supply Co. yielded over $400 in cash and items. Miss Louise Johnsson from Chestnut La accompanied the Moores home for a visit.
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Porte Tuanel
Orangy
Dirk Ris
Teo
Furgiars
San Jacinto Building Supply Co
Four Corners
Frant Natelyiter
Ie la
Henry Tr
Shimet Scholpiere
North Wrestler Stete College
Louise Johnsson
Chestnut
Moores
Marmbie Did You Know Bilogna History Note
A fragment notes Bilogna Washington town origins trace to 1889. It mentions a nearly sick puppy and ties to a pioneer tale in the community’s founding year.
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Tie
Bilogna
Wash
Get Hi Ta Pav
Fragmented Central Press quiz and history notes
A jumble of questions and historical hints covers geography and biography. It asks which two cities a tunnel connects, the capital of Greene, how plane latitude is measured, and details on early American delegates including William Wirt and Cecil John Rhodes, with scattered trivia and prompts to identify events and terms.
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Greene
Rhoung
Town
Aiuiattan
Wee- Athos
Rhodes
Mirglind
Africa
Cecil John
Titan
Hency J
Isaiset
Washington editor sees bridge to Russia as path to peace
A Washington column in letter form to Tyler Abell argues that Eisenhower’s Geneva speech touts a people to people bridge with the Soviet Union as a stronger peace weapon than armies. The writer urges ongoing educational and cultural exchanges, warns against complacency, and notes personal misadventure in a playful closing.
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Drew Pearson
Tyler Abell
Ft. Devens
Mass
Washington, D. C
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le Roy Towler
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Dora Lee
Mrs. Love
Harris County
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Jap Bradshaw
Hempstead
High Island
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Jean
Jean Edwards
West Jobit
SUN
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Sue Jones
Sue
Bo “Gals
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Sneal
Mel Heimer
Laraine Day
Polo Grounds
Miss Day
Socialist Party
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Greenwich Village
Yale
Max Hess
Allentown
Hess
Palm Beach
Represen
Martin Mayer
Chase National
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
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Betty Jonks
Jane
Central Press
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd .& Gould
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Reyehouse
Tr Tahnson
Juliana
Stan
Pont
Sret
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Harman W. Nichols
Beat View
Richnea
la Habra
Dorothy Cox
Nelah
Pentagon
Ith Infantry
Korea
National Geographic Society
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Agricultura
USDA
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Marmbie
Euriague
William Wirt
Bennington
Voenri
Philippe — Petain
Frenne
George Hermarn Raith
Imemortal
Diorl
Aeirry Steenbook
Binchemist
Amos Alana
Uirand Wid Man
Fonthail
Russia
Tyler
Uncle Sam
Alben Barkley
Geneva
Eiserhower
Ike
Eisenhower
Tuesia
Mostadia
Mel Carthy
Omar Bradley
Hisenhower
Canada
Messen
England
White House
Oraz
Kremlin
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