Cry Wolf Budget Row By Stewart Alsop
Washington. The Eisenhower defense budget saga unfolds in seven acts as the President faces House cuts, then defends the budget, with Saltonstall and Symington stepping in to restore funds. The Senate conferees push back, suggesting the budget may align with the lower House figures, risking national security and altering foreign aid prospects. The piece assigns blame for the missteps to administration budgeting choices and warns of a looming gamble on national defense.
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Stewart Alsop
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Leverett Saltonstall
Stuart Symington
Senate
Charles Wilson
Senate House Conference
Defense Department
Symington and Saltonstall
Senate House
House Ecconomizers
Ike
Morehan
New York Herald
Symbol of control as handbags reshape spending in America
A dated opinion notes women’s growing role in the economy through inherited wealth and daily purchases. It describes the modern handbag as a symbol of control, packed with items and money, while men feel powerless and occasionally injured in the resulting street dynamics.
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America
U.S
Hope in Brussels Next April Fair Opens in Belgium
In Brussels, Belgium, the first world fair since New York 1939 40 will open next April. Early signs point to an imaginative exhibit stressing peaceful progress over war, with some 50 countries and seven international organizations participating. The United States will be a leading contributor with a striking big pavilion.
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Brussels
Belgium
New York
United States
Unclear quotes touch on ships, faith, and politics
Fragments present quotes from Capt Alan Villiers, Billy Crosby, evangelist Billy Graham, Rev dotin E Kelly, and others. Topics range from sailing lore to religion, labor corruption, Eisenhower strategy, and Republicanism.
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Alan Villiers
Mayfower NM
America
Billy Crosby
San Francisco
Billy Graham
Dotin E. Kelly
Bureau of
Hnformution
National Catholic Welfare Conferennis
Earrings Convert Into Washcloths
NEW YORK UP One girl on the go turns earrings into washcloths. The 1957 Maid of Cotton Helen Landon wears trick cotton earrings that stretch when dunked in water and regain shape when dry. Maggie Ryan, a New York cosmetician, makes the earrings as a bag. Miss Ryan also makes compressed cotton sponges for quick traveler clean-ups. When wet the sponges serve as a disposable cleaning aid.
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New York
Helen Landon
Maggie Ryan
Miss Ryan
Love at first sight in a 1920s case study
The Worry Clinic recounts Frank G. aged 24 falling for Rita a nightclub dancer. Friends and family fear the match across religious and racial lines, with Rita’s influence described as hypnotic. Dr Crane suggests shifting circumstances and letting Rita confront Frank’s home milieu to break the spell.
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Rita
Frank
George W. Crane
Frank G
Dr. Crane
Tomorroy
Doctor Discusses Multiple Sclerosis Rise in US
The doctor notes MS affects about 300,000 people in the United States. Increased research is underway, driven by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society which funds new studies and improves treatment, supporting technical work on nervous tissue and chemical processes.
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United States
Understanding Multiple Sclerosis A Doctor Explains
By EDWEN P. JORDAN M D the article describes multiple sclerosis as a nervous system disease with variable symptoms including double vision tremor and unsteady walk. It warns readers not to self diagnose and notes treatments like artificial fever and anticoagulants have little effect while long rest during acute stages and warm climate may help stability.
Relief agency trims taxi use to save funds
Hartford state welfare commissioner Chris ty Hanas reports saving 1100 by restricting taxi cab use to relief recipients not employees, as part of cost cutting.
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Hartford
Conn
Christy Hanas
Young Cyclist Loses Third Bike To Thieves
Dennis Lancette a Syracuse 14 year old who has suffered two prior bicycle thefts tried to ride his new bike on an 8 morning. The report notes the bike was costly and involved a persistent theft issue in the area.
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Syracuse
Dennis Lancette
Bote
Aspen experiment blends business leaders with humanities
Washington organizers run two week seminar blocks in Aspen for company leaders and spouses. Executives from steel, banking, oil, rail, and investment firms join readings from Plato to Taft, with concerts by world artists. Walter Reuther participates, Paepoke in initiative backed by Container Corp. The program mixes talks, meals, and a health center under Aspen Meadows housing, with goals of liberal arts exposure and possible new college.
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United States
Plato
Aristotle
Norman Thomas
Robert A. Taft
Haydn
Mozart
Stravinsky
Milhaud
New York
Chicago
Eastern
West
University of Washington
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Aspen Meadows
Ford
Walter P. Paepoke
The
Container Corporation
Paepoke
Aspen
Albert Schweitzer
Aspen Music School
Opera House
What's Your Line ACROSS Law. enforcement Officer (col). 4 Ship's company
The puzzle lists clues for across and down entries including law enforcer, ship's company, laundress, haberdasher, and other occupations and items. It seeks word fits and cross-checks to complete a cryptic style grid.
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the Sun
Answer to Previous Puzzle Siete SSS SoT
A fragmented puzzle grid lists clues and partial answers including Moye domesticated, Gaited horse, Deities, Embroiderers, Carpenters use them, California curse, and Toward the sheltered side. The scan shows garbled entries and missing letters, with several numeric references and wordplay hints.
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Teader
Carpentera
Site of Ancient Town Discovered
Rome AP The Etruscan language may be decoded as Prof Renato Bartoccini locates the ancient Etruscan town of Valei seven miles north of Rome near Montalto di Castro. Excavations uncover Roman road small statues sacred images a temple model and Etruscan tools. Bartoccini aims for a bilingual inscription to decode the language.
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Rome
Renato Bartoccini
Tuscany
Bartoccini
Valei
Montalto di Castro
Yule
Montalto
Tuscan
Maremma
Strave
Vulei
Vulci
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