Local newspaper masthead with staff roles
The scanned masthead lists Ned Shepler as editor and publisher, F Y business manager, mutiaing editor, circulation and advertising managers, and city circulation details. Includes mechanical superintendent and general department contact line ED 30620.
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Tce J House Aovertinhs Munsee
Marghayrs Woo
Aitlschuager Mechanical
Tug Of War To Continue In Middle East Crisis
From Tunisia's independence anniversary the article analyzes Arab nationalist currents and the clash between progressive reformers led by Bourguiba and revolutionary forces led by Nasser. It weighs external roles of the United States and Soviet Union and argues for a cautious, long-term American policy to support stability and reform over intervention.
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Walter Leppmann
Tunisia
Crsis
Jordan
Western
Maron
United States
Ih Thi Bourguiha
Nasser
Bourguiba
Cairo
Nisser
Soviet Union
Miles
Marge
Nasser Sweers
Middle Neust
Moscow
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Masenw
Dulles
Russia
Middle East
Quote on idolatry and devotion from Joly Ruskin
The text argues that God will not accept a second place in the heart. It cites a religious maxim from Deuteronomy and warns that placing anything before God forfeits true worship. The author attributes the sentiment to Joly Ruskin.
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God
Joly Ruskin
The City as a Growing Mantrap for Residents
The passage depicts the modern city as a magnetic trap drawing people inward with abundant amenities yet sowing desires to escape. Crowded streets, parking lots, and “Master TV” units lure residents toward outward hopes while the dream of rural space lingers.
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Cites
Hold That Paper Tiger and the Dusty Archives
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the old office habit of shredding or archiving papers. The narrator muses on memory, deals, and the risk of losing important documents hidden in yellowed scraps.
Proposal for US aviation control centers in Golden Triangle plan
A plan to place federal traffic control centers to monitor and guide aircraft across the United States is proposed as a joint project by industry and unions. It targets instrument routes and altitude limits to improve safety, referencing Grand Canyon visibility incidents and urging rapid adoption for the air industry.
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Aviation Facilities Planning Commission
Gloval
United States
Eso
Ation
Keamion
Chicega
Domican
Weld
Gil Air
Grand Canyon
Air Entity
Questions And Answers About Historic Conventions And Records
The questions list a 1632 Democrats convention led by Jackson to nominate Martin Van Buren for vice president. It notes Melody Sachko of Pittsburgh as the 1958 spelling champion at age thirteen. It adds a remark on fire science: the fight they produce has no heat or energy loss, an assertion cited as an achievement.
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Jackson
Martin van Buren
United States
Melody Sachko
Pittsburgh
Heart Saver Gift Idea For Father From Worry Clinic
A columnist suggests a footrest hassock as a heart health aid to prolong life. By relaxing with feet elevated, heart rate and blood pressure may lower, potentially aging a dad more youthfully. The piece touts repeated use, urges mail-order requests, and cites Dr Crane’s literature for further reading.
Valley Fever and its spreading risk to soldiers
Dr Edwi P. Jordan discusses valley fever or coccidioidomycosis caused by a fungus also known as San Joaquin fever. It occurs in the southwestern United States, spreads via skin breaks or inhalation, and may present with flu like symptoms or lung disease. Outlook ranges from good to poor in disseminated or CNS forms. American soldiers in Europe are served by 248 chaplains of 28 faiths.
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Arman
Tirlaw
California
United States
Alfill
Europe
Free World
Washington Calling Budget Cuts Impair U S Responsibility
United States faces growing global duties as Adenauer and Coty plan visits while Congress trims diplomacy funding. Cuts target entertainment allowances and US Information Agency, risking foreign aid and soft power amid NATO and Cold War pressures.
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Korea
Teeland
Congress
State Department
Amecans
Car
United States Information Agency
USTA
America
Adlai Renews Plea To End Hydrogen Bomb Tests
Adlai E Stevenson urged the United States to take a moral initiative to end all hydrogen bomb tests now calling the tests contamination without representation. He spoke amid Democratic critiques of Eisenhower foreign policy, warning of the most perilous period since World War II.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Stevenson
Meet the Press
NBC
Advisory Council
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Free World
Word Puzzle Answers and Clues Across and Down
A cryptic style grid listing Across and Down clues with partial answers and prompts including Spinning toy Pat-a- and Ball game tools for a puzzle solution exercise. It shows references to Zodiac style entries like Lily maid of Astolat and Roman emperor hints.
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Zoo
Playboy
Mountain Pass
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