Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio divorce in headlines plan
Marilyn Monroe seeks divorce from Joe DiMaggio citing mental cruelty. Attorney Jerry Geisler to file in Santa Monica as publicity surrounding the marriage draws criticism. Public and press may grow weary of Hollywood’s handling of marriage and celebrity unions.
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Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood
Joe
Colony
DiMaggio
Marilyn
Jerry Geisler
Santa Monica
Pace of modern life not killing, doctors say
A lengthy discussion argues that the high speed and modern conveniences of American life do not cause more heart disease. Dr. Irving H. Page of Cleveland notes generations feel busier, but rates do not prove a harsher life. The piece cites The Mind Alive on busy people being better receivers and givers, suggesting activity can enrich life rather than shorten it.
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Douglas Larsen
Larsen
U. S
Irving H. Page
Cleveland
Harry
Bonaro Overstreet
Irvine H. Page
Soemmnes
Irving S. Wright
New York
United States
Page
Wright
England
Dr. Right
India
Grady and southern editors spark economic revolution in the South
The piece credits Henry W Grady and numerous southern editors with driving postwar industrialization and economic progress. It notes a strong, independent press shaping public policy, opposing prejudices, and attracting multimillion dollar plants. It declares National Newspaper Week and celebrates a durable tradition of journalism in the South.
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New South
Henry W. Grady
Grady
Georgia
Dixie
Land of Cotton
South
Atlanta
Richmond
Charlotte
Douglas Freeman
Virginius Dabney
Gerald W. Johnson
Josephus Daniels
Richmond Times
Dispatch
Virginia
Wagner-Van Nuys
Carter Glass
Harry Flood
Mason-Dixon Line
North Carolina
Money Lenders and the British Financial Rebirth
At war’s end Britain depended on American aid and dollars, bridging a vast loan and gifts. The London Economist argues sterling aims to replace the dollar as world currency, while British finance excels in global banking networks and bold men.
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United States
United Sates
London
Britain
Great Britain
New York
Mexico
Retirement amendment to provide for recall of Supreme Court justices
The amendment would allow the General Assembly to retire Supreme Court members and recall them to serve when needed. It creates a reserve of judicial manpower for emergencies, similar to the emergency judges system used by the Superior Court, and discusses current retired justices and potential future retirees.
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Sumner Burgwyn
John Burney
John Clements
Mry Grady
Felix Alley
Grady
Burgwyn
Burney
Alley
Clement
William A. Devin
Barnhill
Michael Schenck
Stacy
Justice Bobbitt
High Court
High Tribunal
Justice Higgins
J. ©. Rudisil
Alexander Superior Court
Devin
Wallace Winborne
Emery B. Denny
R. Hunt Parker
Doctors challenge fast American life link to heart disease
Experts at international physiology and American Heart Association sessions question whether the faster pace or American lifestyle raises heart disease death rates. They cite unreliable statistics, aging populations, and sedentary habits as possible factors, with calls to isolate country specific causes.
Quiet Desperation and Courage in A Cat Lover’s Reflections
A columnist muses on cats and people showing quiet desperation and courage. He recalls pets like Boo the parakeet and a cat whose life ends in the garden, and praises the Red Cross while critiquing charity tropes. He notes independence and dignity in a Connecticut family and laments misused rumors in public life.
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Reader's Digest
Roger Butterfield
Thoreau
New England
Connecticut
New York
Big City
Quotes On Road Safety And German Policy Leaders
A set of quotes emphasizes road safety as vital as flood prevention. G Mennen Williams of Michigan argues against scaling down safety, while Thomas Dehler labels Mendes France unfairly. Retired Gen. James A Van Fleet warns token forces in Europe to deter future German aggression.
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Tee G. Mennen Williams
Michan
Europe
James A. van Fleet
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RED Cross
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Thomas
Mendes-France
Thomas Dehler
West Germany
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