We Near 40th Anniversary Of World War One
Editorial recalls the start of World War I in 1914, noting the lack of a UN or League of Nations to prevent conflict, and contrasts wartime blame among Austria Hungary Germany Russia and Britain with later historical debates over responsibility. The column moves to Southeast Asia political tensions, Thailand’s role against Communism, and US aid, while also previewing local sports and unrelated lighter items.
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Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Russia
France
Kaiser
Belgium
Great Britain
Austria
Vienna
Berlin
German Republic
United Nations
League of Nations
Southeast Asia
United States
Thailand
Siam
Indo- China
Sradi Dhanarajata
Burma
Laos
Indo-China
Richard M. Nixon
Looking at Life Ironic Spinach Advice From a Doctor
A UCLA pediatrician warns against forcing children to eat disliked foods and notes healthy appetite can wane around age two. The column shares parental guidance, humor, and a childhood memory of a macaroni vs asparagus incident to illustrate stubborn food battles and lessons on understanding child hunger.
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Johnny
Robert Alstrom
University of California, Los Angeles
Ulstrom
Ferrer in Hollywood Dream and The Shrike Plans
A New York actor resident in Los Angeles, Joe Ferrer, discusses life in Hollywood, his film and stage ambitions, and his fear of becoming a mere commercial hack. He plans to direct and star in The Shrike, with June Allyson cast, while aspiring to be a good classical singer.
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Los Angeles
New York
Amiabie
Joe Ferrer
Mr. Theater
Dreamland
Hollywood
Joe
Manhattan
Cuddles
America
Ed Darting
Mel Ferrer
Sigmund Romberg
June Allyson
Ferrer
Ginny Simms
Jack Benny
Ira Gershwin
Rosie Clooney
Youngree
Success Secrets of John D MacArthur’s Dollar a Month Policy
Chicago’s John D. MacArthur built Bankers Tire and Casualty into a top six accident and health carrier by offering affordable life protection. He started with a one dollar a month policy for low income workers, expanding premiums and company assets through the 1940s and early 1950s. His approach focused on the real needs of the average American and expanding coverage for the uninsured.
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Chicago
John D. MacArthur
MacArthur
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bankers Tire and Casualty
Big Game Hunters Take Not Elephant Gun Has The Kick Of A Mule
In Quantico Virginia on July 28 1A big game hunt warm up featured Mark Evans WFOP CBS and a crew using high powered rifles. Beverly a 15 year old left handed shooter hit 100 yards with a Springfield 30 half charge while the elephant gun delivered a fierce kick that impressed even Missouri mule. The group including Evans Pierrot Morse Klige Rawley Jorman Scates and Briggs fired for range and accuracy with several near misses and one distant misfire.
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Mark Evans
North Africa
Mark
WFOP
CBS
Mr. E
Beverly
Bev
Missouri
Dick Pierrot
Bill Morse
John Klige
Bill Rawley
Larry Jorman
Malcolm Scates
Raymond Briggs
Kalf
Washington
Word puzzle: fill with 16 letters to form words
Puzzle asks how many words can be formed from the 16 letters in grid shapes, using each word once and avoiding plurals. Clues provide additional letters to guide word choices, counted horizontally or vertically in a single crossword-like layout.
Mystery Quiz From Old Times and Today’s Birthday Lineup
A collage of trivia terms and historical notes spans questions on Tuscany and underwriting, plus phrases from Latin origins. It lists birthdays including Dr. Charles W. Marva and Joe Brown, with historical milestones from 1821 Peru to 1945 Empire State casualties.
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Honey
Charles W. Marva
Mayo Clinic
Rudy Vallee
Wader
Joe FE. Brown
Cameran
Peru
Spain
Austria- Hungary
Serbia
U. S
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Guillaume Sam
Empire State Building
Tall tale of a fisherman’s moonshine mishap
A PISHERMAN type tale describes a man impatient with failing to catch a fish who uses his minnow as a belt in a jug of moonshine and lowers the line again. Seconds later he feels a strike and hauls up a large sea creature thrashing and choking the minnow.
Wall Street Eyes Atomic Power Battle in Senate
The story traces the long Senate filibuster over the atomic energy bill led by Adm. Lewis Strauss and backed by Wall Street firms Kuhn Loeb Lehman Lazard Freres as they push private control of atomic power. It recounts backstage moves by senators Lister Hill Gore Anderson Knowland Johnson and Morse, the personal frictions, and the plan to outlast opponents while weighing political futures and party leadership.
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Asparagua
Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate
United States
Hickenlooper
Town
Hiserhower
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Binerey. Commission
Wall Street
District of Columbia
Senate Committee
Lister Hill
Alabama
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Senator Gore
Sparkman
Lyndon
Jollason
Lyin’ Dewan
Gore
Wayne Morse
Lyndon Johnson
Knowland
Morse
Oregon
Admiral Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
London
Clements
Kattucky
Johnson
Sanste
Stennis
Mississippi
Dixon-Yates
Morae
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