03 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1955
Page
1
A critical essay condemns propaganda that uses terms like Big Business and Capitalist to vilify opponents, invoking Hemingway and Churchill to warn against power abuse. It denounces pornographic pinups and argues that protecting youths from degenerate material outweighs corporate rights.
The page collects remarks from Paulette Goddard on marriage, George Meany on liberty and Kremlin dicta, Mark Ethridge on TV policy and Shakespeare, and Larry MacPhail on night baseball. It shows varied opinions in a newspaper classifieds section.
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial definitions spanning multiple entries. Includes hints like Good Queen Iranian coin brown October and horse's neck hairs with several missing letters intentionally.
The item presents a crossword style clue list with numbered entries and partial answers. It includes references to AIRIALR LAL, SINS, and multiple clue pairs such as 24- on cob, 40 Repairs, 41 Tendency, 42 Gudrun's, 43 Spit-shelled, 44 Rajah's wife, 46 Employer, 47 Contended, 48 Set one's teeth on, and 50 "- Joey" along with a note about Answer to Previous Puzzle tenet Dirrty.
A roundup from several cities observes teen life trends from casual house gatherings in Philadelphia to high school slang in San Diego. It notes dress upgrades in Kansas City, dancing in Akron, dating tactics in San Antonio, and fashion at church in Helena, with New York rating hi fi testing tips for better sound quality.
Washington scene reports that the Eisenhowers need not buy items for their Gettysburg farmhouse as neighbors and groups nationwide offered a start for their armhouse library. A traditional shower at the Congressional Club’s annuals branch for Mamie collected books about states and famous authors, spanning historical events and regional authors.
A luncheon featured several gift copies of notable books presented by senators wives including Mrs. John Sparkman and Mrs. Everett Dirksen. Allen Nevins and Anne Morrow Lindbergh works were among the titles, with decor evoking a Pennsylvania Dutch theme and a Gettysburg address comparison to Eisenhower.
Flint Michigan philanthropist Charles Stewart Mott celebrated his 80th birthday by giving the Flint School Board a 1.5 million junior college building and breaking ground for a senior college building costing another million. The senior college will be a branch of the University of Michigan. Mott said he gives away money to be comfortable in his grave.
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