Edlai's Role Not Partner in Foreign Policy Debate
Washington dispatch analyzes Adlai Stevenson’s consultations with Secretary Dulles as not committing the Democratic Party to Eisenhower policy. It draws parallels with 1930 when Dulles advised on a Japan treaty and argues Stevenson remains an unofficial adviser, not a bipartisan partner.
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Washington
NGA
Adlai Stevenson
John Foster Dulles
Democratic Party
Eienhower
Stevenson
Arthur Vandenberg
Truman
Acheson
Dulles
Vandenberg
Ambassador Dulles
GOP
State Department
Tunisia
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
We Are Sinful and Blame Others
A compact reflection on moral fault citing Nehemiah and Seneca. The passage emphasizes collective sin, urging self-scrutiny instead of accusing others. It contrasts divine anger toward the peoples with the speaker’s own awareness of flaws.
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Seneca
Khrushchev Faces Question of One Man Rule in Russia
Analysts doubt Khrushchev can wield Stalin like absolute power. They note his aging, volatile image and the persistence of rivals within the Red Army, the bureaucracy, and the intelligentsia. The party's control may no longer guarantee domination as in Stalin's era.
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Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Kushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
NEA
Leon Dennen
Marshal Zhukov
Red Army
Malenkov
Molotov
Khruchchev
Beria
Mamie Eisenhower’s pink birthday parties raise a rosy fuss
The article jokes that Mamie Eisenhower loves the color pink after her first birthday celebrations, noting at least four parties with pink motifs including pink gloves, hats, flowers, lemonade, a pink fountain pen, and pink champagne. A guest quips about escorting her back to the White House by a Pinkerton detective.
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Franklin Roosevalt
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Pinkerton
Secret Service
Ike plans ultramodern Christmas painting for White House staff
White House reports Ike intends to paint a modern abstract this year as a staff Christmas gift. Each year the President creates a special picture for the staff but a busy election year last year led to photographs of Mamie instead. He vows to finish a painting next time, though current reports say limited time may force a simple splash of paint due to his schedule of top level defense talks.
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White House
Ike
Mamie
Historical Q and A on birthplaces diaries and shorthand
Questions cover Hitler birthplace in Braunau Austria. Pepys diary is a genuine chronicle from 1660 to 1669. Gregg shorthand was invented by John Gregg in 1888 and Isaac Pitman created the first shorthand abridged system in the 1500s.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Braunau
Austria
Samuel Pepys
Gregg
Pitman
John Gregg
Ysaac Pitman
Aborthand
Chatty Youth Sells Calves to FFA Boys
Chattanooga youths chronicle Billy Kinder an 18 year old FFA exhibitor who breeds his own prize stock and has bought his first registered heifer her progeny selling for 275 dollars above purchase price. Kinder has sold calves to Calvin Stoll and Tommy McCary and plans to continue breeding champion quality Herefords.
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Chattanooga
Billy Kinder
Future Farmer of America
Rey Ford
Tillman County
Wichita
Billy
Calvin Stoll
FFA
Timmy McCary
Mary Haworth confession on jealous steady boyfriend and anxiety
A 19 year old girl describes a troubled relationship with a possessive, jealous boyfriend who insults friends and accuses her of flirting. She still cares for him but fears his controlling behavior and emotional outbreaks. She reveals a history of anxiety and a two month hospital stay.
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Mary Haworth
Girl Faces Gift Dilemma as Jealous Suitor Strains Courtship
In a reader’s letter a young woman describes a possessive fiancé who resents her friends and plans a costly Christmas cedar chest. Mary Mawworth advises ending the relationship, addressing underlying anxiety, and seeking psychiatric help to pursue healthier, independent living.
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John
Esk
FE. L
Bailiwick
M. A
Mary Maworth
Lawton
Benefit credits and survivor checks under Social Security
A reader questions how credits apply when starting benefits at 62 in 1958 and the impact of quarters on survivor and lump sum payments. An answer notes distribution uncertainty but estimates enough quarters for reduced 62 benefits, likely $24 monthly, and explains the $255 lump sum is the maximum with no further dependents. It also clarifies farm work outside Social Security before 1954 or post 1946 work may affect eligibility and urges consulting the local Social Security office.
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M.D
Jnst
Social Security Office
A.T.A
Former strip teaser Green denies time for youth fame
Nashville dispatch reports 20 year old former strip teaser Green saying she never had time, asserting lack of opportunity rather than choice shaped her career.
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Nashville
Tern
Iby Green
NATO Parley Deliberates Arms Use and Cooperation
Washington dispatch reports NATO planners near formal signing on IRBM basing in Western Europe and a shift of focus to intercontinental missiles. It notes a push for allied political and economic cooperation and a commander in Europe, plus urgency spurred by Soviet Sputniks and debates over peace and alliance utility.
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Manquis Crilds
Washington
NATO
Paris
United States
Britain
Europe
Lauris- Norstad
Mauch
France
Popular -Front
Italy
Popular Front’ Union
Russia
India
Ghana
Middle East
NATO Council
Three Wise Men
Tunisia
The Doctor Says Cerebral Palsy Help and Resources
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines early diagnosis and long term care for cerebral palsy. He urges physical and mental plans, early muscle training, home and school cooperation, and encouraging interaction with normal children. He cites resources like National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and United Cerebral Palsy for information and support.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
United States
United’ Cerebral: Palsy
Lexington Ave
New York
Rising Star Across 15 Rising Star 3 of the Screen
A scrambled crossword style list includes clues such as a church reference, desert, mineral rock, deep hole, sailing, and preposition with scattered answers. It mentions socialite, cobalt symbol, and a goddess of infatuation, among other cryptic hints and partial solutions.
Fragmented OCR Word List Had 39 Colloquial Terms
A list of short, disjointed items includes clues like belted coats, civil wrong, and biblical name. It also contains entries such as Maine and Texas, conveyance, raced, pedad digits, masculine appellation, whirlwinds, race course, circuit, and age.
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Maine
Texas
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