Frontier life along the Turkish Soviet border marked by vigilance
Joseph Alsop writes from the Turkish Soviet frontier near Erzerum. Turkish border guards and Turkish officers recount centuries of struggle, noting recent Khrushchev threats but confirming robust Turkish readiness and loyalty to allies. Local commanders emphasize constant alertness and strong defense as a way of life, with living history of past battles shaping present resolve.
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Joseph Alsop Sahnalar
Turkey
Caucasus
Alagurz
East
Russia
Red
Red Army
Spain
Millenia
Anatolia
Middle East
Europe
Byzantium
Alp Arslan
Romanus Diogenes
Manzikert
Erzerum
Kars
Ardahan
Ataturk
Hekmet Tura
Sabnalar
Ami. Okyoy
Necati Tajada
Third Army
Erzurum
Tara
Tajan
Chieti
Stalion
Stalin
America
Khrushchev Seeks Dictator Power Amid Kremlin Struggles
The piece argues Khrushchev aims to become the sole Soviet ruler, citing his purge of Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich supporters and the sidelining of Zhukov. It notes the army may help but the party remains the supreme authority, with rivals emerging as others are crushed. Brother Khrushchev faces a difficult path to consolidate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Marshal Zhukov
Khrushchev
Muscovy
Zhukov
Red Army
Molotov
Malenkov
Kaganovitch
Communist Party
Kremlin
The Red Threat and the Balance of Defenses
The piece analyzes how free nations must size defense spending against Soviet missile advances. It warns that too little risks domination while too much harms economies, urging a careful, balanced response without revealing exact costs.
Burter arraigned in Van Nuys on wine counts
Clifford Earl Burter, 32, was arraigned in Van Nuys California on alleged wine related bigamy charges. The remarks also note various quotes about progress and science from public figures.
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Romeo
Clifford Earl Burter
van Nuys
Calif
Historical quiz questions from a mixed knowledge set
The text presents several trivia Q and A items: Churchill removal in 1915 after Gallipoli. Belgium’s 1830 independence and Holland as a joined country. first Mississippi River railway bridge in 1856 linking Davenport Iowa and Rock Island. first U.S. secretary of state Thomas Jefferson. first drive in movie theater opened on June 6 1933 in Camden New Jersey.
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Belgium
Holland
Kingdom of
Mississippi River
Davenport
Iowa
Rock Island
Camden
N.J
Family Descent into Mental Strain Strains Mother’s Hold
A 20 year old secretary and her 23 year old sister seek advice as their widowed mother, now possessive and prone to threats, dominates family life. They worry about dating and independence while attempts at medical help and leaving home face resistance. The counselor attributes her mood to bereavement and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Social Security and Adoption Rights Highlight Family Struggles
A columnist notes cases where grandparents face reduced benefits when children are not legally adopted. Letters show widowed grandparents losing monthly checks, while adoption would increase support to 200 monthly. The piece urges checking with Social Security offices for coverage and stresses that benefits extend to younger dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Gallagher
tVo
Social Security Office
Morals and Family Counseling for a Controlling Mother
A reader describes a possessive mother draining social life and urging self reliance. A morale building program via Family Service is advised, with homemaker services to help solve problems and encourage the mother to grow. The Lawton Constitution column suggests thoughtful outreach and counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famiy Service Organization
St Mary Haworth’ Counsels
Lawton Constitution
Funeral Rites for Hardy Mitchell Held by Associational Baptist Leader
Rev John Evans officiated at 2 pm Monday services at Beck er Funeral Home chapel for Hardy M Mitchell 75 of the Hitler community who died Friday at Fort Supply Beavers. Surrounding nephews Levi Webster Roanna Tex Roy Webster Arlington Tex Tom Webster Fort Worth Bill Flannagan Lawton Tex Robert Spires Kermit Tex Don Boyce Edmond. Burial in Sumset Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Associational Baptist
Comanche-Cotton
Becker Funeral ‘Home
Hardy’ M. Mitchell
Fort Supply
Beavers
Levi Webster
Roannake
Tex
Roy Webster
Arlington
Tom ‘Webster
Fort Worth
Bill Flanna-gan
Lawtong
Robert
Spires
Kermit
Don _ Boyce
Edmond
Sumset Memorial Gardens
Race Issue: Third Party Eyed in Southern Politics
The piece reviews Virginia race outcomes with J Lindsay Almond Jr. winning governorship amid southern resistance to integration. It notes Republican hopes fading after Little Rock, despite perceived gains among urban Black voters, and cites New Jersey results showing Democratic gains and a fractured GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
South
White House
Virginia
Neis
Harry F. Byrd
Eisenhower
Ted Dalton
Boss Byrd
Byrd
Dalton
Little Rock
Almond
East
Arkansas
New York
New Jersey
Malcolm S. Forbes
Harlem
Robert F. Wagner
Robert K. Christenberry
Eisenhow
Congress
Christenberry Iay Newee
Forbes
Richard M. Nixon
Meyner
Trowser
Wagner
Senate
Meil Dutty
Sputnik
Mattnick
Across 1 Young Screen Start And A Puzzle
A scattered OCR style puzzle list with partial clues covers topics from geography to biology and language. It mixes words like Contorted and Reiterate with names and places, presenting a long, garbled set of clue fragments and stray annotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerformante
British Columbis
Lancelot
Fairy Fort
Delaware
Assam
Doctor Talks Arthritis of Spine and Its Varied Forms
The article explains several kinds of arthritis affecting the spine, noting rheumatic spondylitis in young men, and describing symptoms such as lower back ache, stiffness, and progressive spinal changes seen in X rays. Treatment remains limited, with health improvement, posture protection, local X-ray therapy, and sometimes cortisone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jorden
NEA
St . Tn
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Lawton
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Oklahoma
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FabUabers Association
Mark
Phillip Brooks
Pope Pius XII
Leszek Kolakowski
Bain
J. Allen Hynek
Secretary of Science
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Gallipoli
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Admiralty
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George
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Eiseshower
England
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