Price of liberty
The piece contrasts 1948 General Omar Bradley and 1961 Admiral Arleigh Burke urging Americans to face peace duties to avoid future wars. Bradley warned against non involvement and urged stable long range policies while Burke stressed internal self discipline in a free world facing coercion and threat. The author hopes future leaders like Burkes and Bradleys will steady the nation.
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Omar Bradley
Army
Longmeadow
Mass
Europe
United States
Berlin
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Washington
Burkes
Bradleys
Women Know Best and Consumers Use Labels in Shops
An editorial cites U.S. senators pushing controls on business to protect the public and lauds housewives for shrewd shopping. It says housewives’ vigilance in price, labels, and comparisons drives efficiency, and warns inferior products meet swift economic ruin from shopper memory and choices.
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Portland Oregonian
U.S
Robin
Editorial Condenses a Service warning on socialism and government control
The Service publication by Kansas Power and Light Company argues capitalism protects liberty. It warns of socialism from government involvement in business and welfare programs. It urges strong national defense yet criticizes federal spending as unnecessary, advocating power be returned to local government and private enterprise.
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Kansas Power & Lights Company
Washington river feud resumes between agencies over surveys
Washington water authority rows revive as the Interior Bureau of Reclamation and the Army Corps of Engineers clash over river development surveys in 25 western basins. The dispute centers on upstream and downstream roles, funding, and authority, with Udall and Stahr renewing efforts to define responsibility.
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Peter Edson
Washington
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NEA
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Army Corps of Engineers
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Kennedy
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Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Big computers streamline business tasks across industries
AP reports that electronic data centers help department stores track fast and slow sellers, automate patient billing and records, aid school registries and grading, and itemize tax bills across many bodies. Independent and maker centers turn raw data into actionable information, cutting time and costs for firms.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
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Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
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Boston
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Minneapolis
Statistical Tabulating Corp
Chicago
Los Angeles
Hollywood girl Dolores Faith blends Liz Taylor Grace Kelly
AP reports on Dolores Faith Hedges of Cleveland born to a Hungarian father and Italian mother who faced deafness in childhood. She battles typecasting as she rises from minor roles to Wild Harvest, resisting being pigeonholed as a composite of Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly.
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Hollywood
Liz Taylor
Grace Kelly
Dolores Faith
Dolores
Stephen Longstreet
Warner Bros
Elizabeth Taylor
Dolores Faith Hedges
Cleveland
Ohio
al ‘ Dolores
Cai
Daily Crossword Puzzle Set 29 Harder
Puzzle clues list across and down entries covering topics from geography to clothing and nature. Includes references to leaders cities and common terms as a dense word game.
Count Your Blessings While You Can Says Ruth Millett
Unmarried writer Ruth Millett argues single women can count blessings, noting freedom from spouses in spending, dining, hair styles, invitations, diets, in laws, and holiday plans while acknowledging more disadvantages but urging gratitude.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
George
The Coming Draft And Its The Hidden Facts
Washington analyzes the next month draft of 25 000 young men, comparing it to World War II and Korea. It explains age ranges, eligibility, rejection rates, and the unlikely involvement of fathers, noting a smaller call volume and a large pool of nonfathers awaiting service.
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Washington
Korea
Are Saco City Officials Flouting Maine Statutes
Open letter to Saco citizens accusing city officials of violating Revised Statutes of Maine and city charter provisions. It urges residents to demand accountability, references Pepperell Park restrictions and a $10 000 conditional bequest, and notes distribution by The Hall Syndicate in 1961.
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Saco City
Maine
Saco
Cornelius Sweetshr
Sweetsh
Massachusetts Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
The
Hall Syndicate Inc
Biddeford Saco Journal Public Notices Summary
Local Biddeford Saco Journal issue lists standard newspaper details and postal information with publisher editor and AP membership. No news events or readable articles are present in the supplied text.
Child of Deafness Faces Barriers to Acting Career
A woman recounts years of partial hearing loss from infancy, public schooling with front-seat listening, and being teased as a dummy. She overcame a lisp with practice and began acting on local TV court shows before aspiring to broader fame as a Dolores Faith.
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Dolores Faith
Readers urged to send signed letters to Forum
The Journal invites readers to submit letters on local topics. Signatures and addresses are required, though the writer may request that their name not be printed. Views expressed are not endorsements by the Journal.
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