Power Fights Go Full Blast in Washington
Washington reports show factional battles in both parties as they vie for future influence. Republicans back White House backed moves to control party machinery while Democrats seek to empower liberal forces in the Senate. Attorney General Brownell and Interior Seaton loom large, with the White House trying to distribute authority amid looming 1960 political shifts. In New Mexico Carlsbad records tire thefts by a figure dubbed Jack the Ripper.
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Charles C. Gridley
Washington
White House
Fr. Meade Alcorn
Connecticut
Chate Martn
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Well
Sherman Adams
Senate
Congress
Tadf
Secretary of Treasury
George M. Hanmberg
Defense
Charles F. Wilson
Commerce
Sinclair Woot
Jierbert Brownell Jr
Ant
Alenin
Middieman
Onely
Eisenhower
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Seaton
Hie
U. S
Interior Department
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Far West
Middle West
Adams
New England
House
Paul Douglas
Quotation from Romans and J. G. Holland on judging
A compact, moral reflection warning against judging others and urging self-examination. References Romans and J. G. Holland frame the idea that divine standard governs judgment and that personal bias must be checked before assesssing others.
Eisenhower's Second Inaugural Peace Drive Aims High
The article lauds President Eisenhower as a steadfast advocate for enduring peace. It notes his wartime distaste for war, belief in American leadership to ease tensions, and willingness to accept domestic sacrifices to fund global stability. It highlights unity of purpose with free nations and the push to address poverty and injustice as roots of conflict.
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Eisenhower
White House
Fa Aave
Free World
Esenhower
America
United States
Helen Is No Handicap in Meyner Marriage Politics
The article notes Governor Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey married Tielen Stevenson and uses the union to discuss how being a family man could boost his political prospects. It argues Meyner seeks re election and may face Republican challenge, with potential benefits for 1960 cential prospects and public perceptions of presidential stability as ceremonial head.
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Orlaloma
Constitution
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Tielen Stevenson
Meyner
Rare Arment's cowbird at Washington Zoo sparks intrigue
A Washington zoo acquired a rare Arment's cowbird with seal brown plumage, once thought extinct since 1366. The specimen arrived in a mixed birds shipment from Colombia, South America, marking a historic find for avian conservation.
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Washington Zoo
Arment
Colonybia
South America
The Worry Cline Case Of Blind Leading The Blind
South Carolina teacher Alva J. writes from Northwestern, criticizing national educational conventions as dry and unengaging. He cites professors yawning, students sleepy, and argues for practical psychology and teacher testing over pure diplomas. He urges readers to request a “Study Club & Test for a Good Teacher” from Dr Crane.
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Alva J
South Carolina
Northwestern
Dr. Cran
Alva
Tye
Midwestern Psychological Association
Crane
Lawton Constitution
Third
A. T
Chicago
Hopkins Synificate, Inc
Doctor notes mastoiditis long after sulfa discovery
A letter from LB reports mastoiditis still remembered after years of rare operations. The writer recalls a ten year ear condition, chronic drainage, and worsening auditory perception. At eighteen, he remains deeply concerned about his health and future hearing.
Understanding Mastoiditis and Its Treatment in Ear Infections
Edwin P Jordan explains the mastoid process and mastoid cells, showing how middle ear infections spread to cause mastoiditis. Acute cases bring fever, pain, swelling, and reduced hearing, with profuse ear drainage. Diagnosis uses X rays. treatment combines antibiotics with drainage and possible drum membrane incision. Chronic cases may require surgery.
Washington Faces Pressure Over Tito Visit
The anticipated April visit of Yugoslavia leader Marshal Tito to Washington triggers rare public and private protests. Efforts to set a date face stiff resistance, with White House and State Department wary of setbacks to anti Moscow policy. Strong opposition from Congress and concerns about security and religious tensions color the debate.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Eisenhower
Tilo
Tito
Harold Macmillan
Britain
State Department
Moscow
Mose
Ett
John Foster Dulles
Hungary
Poland
Stalin
Saud
Saudi Arabia
America
Dharan
Middle East
Vatican
Belgrade
Aloysius Stepinac
Stepinac
Belgerade
Congress
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Dulles
Scouts Honor Cub Leaders Honored at January Den Meeting
Cub Scout Den 47 honored Den Mothers and Committee Members for completing Cub Scout Basic Training at Tait School. Certificates went to Joyce Whybark Val Crawford LaVonne Dunker Florene Gourley Eunice Ebler Eetty Skinner Jean Tucker Ruth Templeton Barbara Baker Barbara Duncan Thelma Deloach and males Everett Ebsen Frank Crawford Lawrence Keen W. W. Herndon Jack Skinner Sam Tucker Lee Baker C A Whybark Edward Ott Jr. Dens 1 and 2 performed skits on Eyes in the Sky. Awards included Bobcat Bear Lion and Wolf badge progress plus arrow points and two year stars for selected scouts. Den 5 led attendance. Den 47 was runner-up.
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Cub
Den 47
Tait School
Joyce Whybark
Val Crawford
LaVonne Dunker
Florene Gourley
Steven Herndon
Eunice Ebler
Eetty Skinner
Jean Tucker
Ruth Templeton
Barbara Baker
Barbara Duncan
Thelma Deloach
Everett Ebsen
Frank Crawtford
Lawrence Keen
W. W. Herndon
Jack Skinner
Sam Tucker
Lee Baker
C. A. Whybark
Edward Ott Jr
Jerry Gotthard
Norman Carroll
Jerry Donoha
Welf
Richard Constant
Norman Keltner
Jimmy Herndon
Wyne Pugh
Aaron Smith
Terry Davis
Paul Kunicki
Marc Crawford
Robert Gourley
Robert O'Melley
Gary Whybark
Robert Kunicki
Billy Terry
Steve Dickey
Larry Skinner
Craig Skinner
Caldwill Bingston
Larry Tucker
Don Dickey
Beay
Michael Keene
Michael Templeton
Wayne Push
Robert O’kelley
Den 5
Dick Long Remarries in Las Vegas Affair
On November 1 in Las Vegas actor Dick Long, 29, wed starlet Mara Corday, 27, after a brief honeymoon. Long’s first wife, actress Susan Bol, died of cancer in 1955 after their 16 month marriage. Corday is noted to be marrying for the first time.
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Dick Long
Las Vegas
Mara Corday
Long
Susan Bol
Miss Corday
Food and Drink ACROSS Puzzle Clues Mixed With Meant Answers
A word puzzle list with across and down clues covering food terms, sauces, measurements, and ancient names. Includes entries for cured meats pastry sun land century plan high priest biblical title and other varied definitions.
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Philadelphia
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Lacing
Oklahoma
Tation
Conpress
Okahoma Press Association
Southiern Newspauge Pub
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lawton
Hom Press
Cartier
FLSS
Carlsbad
N. M
Southeastern
New Mexico
Annd
J. G. Holland
Helen
France
Napoleon III
Pepperidge
George W. Crane
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA Service
Galbraith
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