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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
12
A reader column criticizes adult horror comics as scandal sheets and urges government action. The piece ridicules sex and violence depictions, contrasts pro and anti McCarthy titles, and recalls 1920s scandal sheets. It warns of blackmail potential and questions impacts on society.
New York story recalls the five surviving Eisenhower brothers Dwight Milton Edgar Arthur and their past clashes in Abilene Kansas The brothers reflect on the joy of playful rivalries and a humorous view of Uncle Sam and adult horror comics as they discuss Dwight’s day to day strength and bravado in a period piece portrait.
A national digest feature describes Reach Film as a modern insecticide. The white liquid brush on forms an invisible film that paralyzes legs and kills ants and roaches, effective for months. Reach Film comes in 6 ounce, 8 ounce, and quart sizes priced 69 cents, 1.19, and 3.95 respectively, available at The Diamond Department Store.
A compact sketch notes Earl’s upbringing within a household guided by David Jacob and Ida Hisenhower. It highlights the discipline and religious training imparted by the parents shaping Earl’s early years and character.
Kornitzer reports the President found the mock sparring more fun than real fighting while noting Edgar, 22 months younger, believes he could still beat him. They recall long daylight in Alaska at Point Barrow in July and a mutual lack of lasting animosity. Yoshida ally Eisaku Sato indicted for failing to report over 150000 in political donations amid a bribery scandal.
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