March of Science Music May Heal Mental Ills
New York AP reports the Music Research Foundation seeks medical use for music. Studies at Illinois Syracuse and Teachers College explore how music affects personality learning and behavior, aiming to write musical prescriptions for psychiatry and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Music Research Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Jay T. Wright
Columbia University Teachers College
Army
Surgeon General
Walter Reed’ General Hospital
Washington
Paperte
University of Ilinois
University of Syracuse
Teachers College of Columbia University
Lawmakers Cautious on Tax Slashes
Washington lawmakers show cautious mood on tax cuts with many calling for balancing the budget first. An AP survey of 268 lawmakers finds a split view on reductions, with a minority urging early cuts and most favoring restraint or budget balance before acting. Many favor targeted cuts to individuals, sales taxes, and corporate taxes, reflecting voter protest against high taxes.
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Washington
Et Congress
Associated Press
Eisenhower
White House
House
Congress
Senate
Slowdown on European rearmament under Atlantic Council plan
Delegates at the Atlantic Council meeting in Paris foresee a 20 to 30 percent slowdown in the 1953 Western European rearmament pace. The shift likely delays full strength by 1955 or 1956, with higher overall defense spending but focused on maintaining 25 active and 25 reserve divisions and about 4,000 aircraft. Britain plans a defense cut in 1953, and cost concerns plus new weapons developments influence the extended timeline.
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Paris
Ins
Atlantic Council
Free Europe
Lisbon
Western Europe
Western
Europe
Italy
America
Britain
Council study guides draft for Lisbon conference report
The council eyes a three part draft for submission next March or April with a summary of Lisbon decisions, progress since then, and separate reports on military economic and political defense aspects, plus a country by country situation compilation.
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Council
Lisbon
Socialists Won’t Run Candidates nationwide vote on national races
New York AP Norman Thomas confirms the Socialist party’s national executive committee voted 7 to 3 on December 6 to stop fielding national candidates. He says Socialism and the party are not dissolving though and current candidacies stir irritation more than support among potential voters.
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New York
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Socialism
Socialist National Executive Committee
Kefauver urges unity over Truman Ike trip dispute
Senator Kefauver said Truman’s criticism of Eisenhower’s Korea trip was unnecessary name calling. He urged leaders to set aside bickering and work toward unity behind foreign policy.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Truman
Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower Joins Barnard Carolers At Doorstep
In New York a bareheaded baritone joined a chorus of 22 coeds singing Christmas carols on Morningside Drive. President Eisenhower, hearing the voices, sent a Secret Service man to verify the singers were Barnard College students of Columbia. He then went to the door and joined them, despite the cold. Mrs. Eisenhower soon appeared wearing her husband’s overcoat.
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New York
Dwight Eisenhower
Morningside Drive
Secret Service
Columbia University
Barnard College
Columbia
Eisenhower
Queen Attends Windsor Servants Ball Dances With Cabinet Maker
Queen Elizabeth II attended the Windsor Castle servants ball on Friday night and danced a fox trot with Harold Crisp, the castle cabinet maker, in a memory of royal hospitality and tradition.
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Windsor
England
Elizabeth II
Windsor Castle
Castle
Harold Crisp
China rejects UN plan to settle Korea prisoner clash
Peiping radio reported Chinese Foreign Minister Chou En-lai formally rejected a United Nations plan to resolve the Korea prisoner repatriation deadlock. He demanded the Assembly cancel the resolution and press the U S to resume Panmunjom talks. He urged a truce based on the Korean truce draft and referred the issue to a Korean problem commission for peace.
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Tokyo
China
Korea
U.N
Peiping Radio
Chou En-lai
U.N. General Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Chou
U. S
Red Cross
Economists Say U S Debt Won't Be Fully Retired Soon
A group of university business and labor economists from the Twentieth Century Fund concludes that the 267 billion dollar federal debt cannot be retired within generations. They believe it can be reduced gradually and expect the report to spark business debate.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
Federal debt policy eyed as family budget guide
The committee rejects heroic debt cuts and urges a gradual approach. It proposes a 3 percent annual debt reduction when unemployment is under 5 percent and prices stable, plus an automatic 10 percent rise in withholding tax when jobs are plentiful. Tax cuts are advised when employment falls and prices skid.
Debt fears rise as private and federal obligations grow
The Wall Street Journal rails against the idea that debt is a boon noting the growing federal debt has diminished the value of citizens savings and increased taxes. The National Association of Credit Men cautions against new obligations citing potential deflation and the risk of higher real payments in the future.
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The
Wall Street Journal
National Association of Credit Men
Health Insurance Advised Compulsory Plan Avoided
A presidential commission urged a federal regionally coordinated health insurance program with state plans and federal matching funds aimed at expanding care and covering the uninsured, while rejecting a compulsory nationwide plan. It called for new health cabinet and anti segregation in hospitals, plus pilot testing regions.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Truman
Paul B. Magnuson
Department of Health and Security
Adult Delinquents Outnumber Youth in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin vocational education coordinator J E TePoorten reports two adults delinquent for every juvenile in the community. He urges strong emphasis on education as essential to preparing youth for America's future and notes only 20 of 100 high school graduates attend college.
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Racine
Wis
J. E. TePoorten
TePoorten
America
B.C
Linn County
Iowa
Seong
Em- Pate
Seysler
Eisenhower Named 34th President For Inauguration
The Eisenhower Nixon Inaugural Committee said the January 20 program will list Dwight D. Eisenhower as the 34th president correcting the historic counting discrepancy. Officials note Grover Cleveland served two nonconsecutive terms and Truman is sometimes listed as the 32nd or 33rd.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Grover Cleveland
Eisenhower
Truman
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Classified Fragments
Classified notice shows want ad rate card and multiple brief listings. Entries include lost or stray items, pay reminders, memorial cards, personal notices, and short contact details. Several fragments indicate lost pets, calls for help, and small ads for goods and services.
Christmas Subscriptions and Local Classifieds in Gazette
A cluttered classified page highlights daily reminders for Christmas subscriptions to the Cedar Rapids Gazette, gift items, rental services, nursing home ad, and various local wants. Entries include service ads for bail bonds, nursing care, tailoring, insurance, carpet cleaning, and boat gear, with contact numbers and addresses to reach the listings.
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Alli Os Aeen
Eiartion
Photes Oreson
Orville Scaifielae
Local Service Ads Mix Include Home Repair and Repairs
Classified listing blends appliance service home repairs and contractor ads from Robins Iowa area. Entries promote Maytag service, painting, hauling, excavating and well drilling with phone contacts and local business names such as Peterson Co and Robinson's. Several trades are advertised including interior painting carpentry and sewer work.
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Ptic
Taco A
Preese
Robins
Iowa
Were
Rofis
Tailoa Bey
Wanted female jobs with a future at Northwestern Bell
Op enings for girls as telephone operators with increasing pay, clean pleasant quarters, friendly supervisors, and benefits including paid vacations and sickness payments. Miss Blazek will interview by appointment, evenings. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company.
Stenographers Typists Openings at Local Company
Attractive openings for qualified women with 5 day week of 40 hours. Good starting rate with advancement, paid holidays, vacations, group insurance, and excellent bus service. Interview at employment office 3015 1st Ave SE.
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Pickwick Co
3Rd St. NE
Gap Eet Guaranty
Blue Cross
Good Nan the Turner Co
Joe’s
1St Ave
Sea JS
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Frances Paperte
NATO
Counel
Ey Ny
Sam Dawson
Wacott
Pin
Ial
Iit
Treasury
Marguerite Ann Norris
Miss Norris
Detroit Red Wings
James Norris
Mce
Builders Assoc
Morris Kats
Autho
Fds
Gazette
Rtens
Ang Neigs
Charles Pribyl
Novak & Son Es Uta Diat
Poona
33Rd
36Th Ave
Helland
Ektar
Call
Griffin
2Nd Ave. S
Los
Hanbury
Soe Keane
Santa Claus
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Turkey
Wareco
ROSEN
4Th St. SE
Goodman Detective Service
Palace Theater
Happy Nur
Registerec Sin Ss
Inva. Ie
Helen and
An. R
Elliott Tailors
Kresge
Twin Towers Highway 36
Plearan
Bob's Hillbillies
Port Inn
Dial
Butterfly Cafe
Business
A. W. Peterson Co., Inc
Kratchmer's
Reliable Furniture Stores
Welk Bae
Sale Gee
Eling Oren Const
Rena Nel Wakial
Turner Bros
R. BE. Gaumon
Kinkead Construction Co
Mound Ave
Christ Anderson
Dick Alexander
Llmaster Servi
Morris Fur Shop
Mullin
Nnie’'S
Wiewith Binet Terv
Refinis
Ise
Witttam Turner
Sider
Paul J Nolan
Clarence ‘Ack
Vaalte
Clark
Bill Leibrand
Lyman
Ferry
TEE
Biy D . Schmidt
Merchants Bank
Albert Gee
2Nd Ave
M. Brown
Rkrrraas
Collins Radio
SAS
Elen Corr
Bapane Gas Company
B” Av.ne
Mari
Leffert
Smulekoff
Manny
East Central
Dave
Cedar Ten
Roosevelt
Erritory
Orough
Jeph Sunyak
Jemers Urban Company
Garden Road
Peoria
Llinois
Montrose Hotel
T Bother Sandard Car Sales
Perry Knapp
Dows Dairy
Alburnett
John Jones
Lawsons Standard Service
1St St
Cedar ' S Barber College
Redar Ra Rapids
Fielp
Robinson
P. O
Fleip
Miss Blazek
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Matheny
MGR
Singer Sewing Center
Cedar Rapids
Downtown Modern
Elias
Cedar Dids
Poyoo
Stenographers
Chalmers
Third ST. SE
Opltins Radio
Miss Murphy
Newman
D.mn
Myers Guaranty Bank and Trust CO
3Rd Ave
3Rd ST
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