Unfair By Peter Edson On WOC in Washington
The Edson column explains the dollar a year program for Defense Production Act workers, noting it aims to place experienced business executives in government roles. It details WOC and WAE groups, per diem rules, current WOC officials, and lawmakers scrutinizing potential conflicts of interest.
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Constitution-Press
Lawton
Constitution
Southwest
Oklahoma
Washington
Department of Commerce
WOC
WAE
Congress
Business and Defense Services Administration
National Production Authority
EDSA
Korea
Cat Scratch Disease Described By Doctor Jordan
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines cat scratch disease a curious illness linked to cat scratches with a three to seven day onset before inflammation and about two weeks to a sign of swollen lymph glands Often fever and general symptoms occur Most recover with mild illness and antibiotics The cause may be a virus A skin test aids diagnosis and care around cats should continue especially with children
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Europe
America
Judy Garland rejects $300,000 TV offer for one spectacular
Hollywood gossip notes Judy Garland refused a $300,000 television spectacular. Garland, finishing West Coast shows with Harry James, plans 50 one nighters starting Sept. 10 in Denver and touring East, Midwest, and South. Elizabeth Montgomery denies Nevada divorce plans. Scott Brady seeks more musicals. Danny Laine becomes artist manager. Rush Adams client. Devils, not angels, draw box office in Film Daily Year Book.
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Hollywood
NEA
Grapevine
Liberace
Mario Lanza
Las Vegas
Judy Garland
Judy
Harry James
Denver
East
Midwest
Elizabeth Montgomery
Robert
Nevada
Fred Camman
Grace Kelly
Billy Mitchell
Dice City
Scott Brady
Film Daily Year
The Mature Parent Dialogue About Butch and Trust
A father, Alan, worries about his eight year old son Butch sharing private family matters with visitors. The child admits wanting to hurt his dad over a zoo outing and a lingering lack of trust leads to a plan for a direct talk. The caller suggests open communication may heal the rift.
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Alan
Butch
Jane
Russians Will Fight German Unification
Geneva July 26 Marquis Childs reports the summit yields little progress on four key points. Russians oppose German reunification and seek to maintain a divided Germany while West Germany pressures for unity with a security pact. European security, disarmament, and east west contacts dominate talks with mixed plans and cautious optimism.
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Marquis Childs
Geneva
Germany
Adenauer
Moscow
West Germany
Bonn
NATO
France
Britain
America
We The Women We The Women by Ruth Millett
This piece notes that the first five years of marriage are statistically most dangerous as failures rise while individuals pull apart. It catalogs common signs of trouble such as blame over work demands, financial strain, criticism of in laws, loss of affection, lingering resentments, and stubborn unwillingness to apologize.
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Esther
Keeping It Quiet in The Daily Oklahoman Editorial
The board of review labels the press as guilty for exposing a highway patrolman’s innocence and argues for silence. It contends the people lose their right to know if the press reports uncoveries. The piece warns that state government could collapse into secrecy if press freedoms are curbed.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Board of Review
Abbadon
Judas Iscariot
Lagniappe
Oklahoma
Geneva Aims Fall Short as Leaders Return Home
A dramatic Geneva summit yields no concrete results on Germany or nuclear arms. Eisenhower proposes a mutual air inspection exchange, but legal limits and intelligence gaps hamper acceptance. Russians resist revealing nuclear lag while critics doubt the plan’s sticking power and practical enforceability.
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Bulganin
Eden
Germany
NATO
Eisenhower
America
Moscow
Geneva
Faure
Yalta
Potsdam
Russia
U.S
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hanford
Wash
Los Alamos
Q and A compilation from historical trivia page
A list of questions and answers covers topics from the geographic center of the United States to Greek heirship, the meaning of rhododendron, the phrase double in brass, and the age of the trumpet. It cites Smith County Kansas, Tommy Burns, Crown Prince Constantine, Noah Brusso, and ancient timelines.
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United States
Smith County
Kansas
Greece
Constantine
Paul
Frederika
Coast Guard rescuer photographed after beach rescue
Lt. Paul Smith piloting a Coast Guard helicopter spotted a man waving frantically from the beach near St. Petersburg Florida. He descended to hover a few feet from the sand as the man and his friends captured several pictures and waved the rescuer away.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Paul Smith
Coast Guard
Smith
Water Under Bridge in Decatur to Start Flow by Aug 8
Army Engineers disclosed that water will begin flowing under the controversial dry land bridge at Decatur Nebraska by August 8. The bridge was left high and dry after the river altered its course and now the flow under it is planned to be forced.
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Associated Press
AP News
Omaha
Neb
Decatur
Army
Fish on Ice After Truck Spill Near Pineville
Hungry residents converged as a truck carrying 10,000 pounds overturned and burned near Pineville North Carolina. Despite the blaze, the fish stored in iced crates largely survived for a planned formal serving.
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Pineville
N.C
Little Liz Why is a Poor Excuse Always So Lavish
A puzzled note questions why a weak apology or excuse often seems more elaborate or costly than a genuine, solid one, exploring perceptions of value and sincerity in excuses.
Screen Star Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A list of crossword style clues with across and down numbers covering actors foods tools rivers metals and words for relations actions and traits. The grid yields names places actions and descriptions including Howard and various linguistic terms.
Puzzle answers for 22 to 49 with clues and wordplay
List of crossword style solutions: Dregs, Pace, Rip, Poker stake, Pause, Stove part, Back of the weck, Mix, Dispatched, Fiddling Roman, Wisest, Witticism, Buries, Temperate, Painful, Presently, Emerald Isle, Fool Jewish, Scatter hay, Extinct bird, Boundary comb form, dollar sign body part.
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W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Joe House
H. O. Ahlschlager
Ardand A Avenue
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
THE
Edson
Peter Edson
House Judiciary
Rep
Emanuel Celler
Stanley F. Dambroger
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Seattle
Norval W. Postweiler
Riegel Paper Co
New York
Harold C. Erskine
Aluminum Co. of America
Pittsburgh
Joseph W. Eskridge
Hudson Division
American Motors
Detroit
Theodore S. Hodgins
Reichold Chemicals
White Plains
N.Y
Hugh A. Barnhart
Rochester Telephone Co
Rochester
Ind
George E. Peterson
Simplex Wire and Cable Co
Cambridge
Mass
John S. Vander Heide
Holland-American Wafer Co
Grand Rapids
William A. Simon, Jr
Walworth Company
William H. Thomas
Sharon Steel Corp
Warren
Ohio
Robert D. James
American Box Board Co
Ralph R. Baldenhofer
Thompson Grinder Co
Springfield
William M. Fishing
Babock & Wilcox Co
Harry F. Bower
James B. Clow & Sons
Chicago
Erskine Johnson
Jerry Lewis
Danny
Rush Adams
Muriel Lawrence
Ruth Millett
Cervantes
Leon Dennen
Phineas T. Barnum
Steven Hannagan
Barton
Durstine
Osborne
Tommy Burns
Noah Brusso
B.C
MIDE
Galbraith
T. M. Roy
Pat Off
NEA Service, Inc
Little Liz
Screen
Howard
Cinema
God of Love
Mix
Roman
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