Matters Fact Is Socialism Necessary
A London commentary surveys the British Socialist party amid soul-searching after electoral losses. It traces how rising living standards, persistent unemployment, and failed nationalization erode core beliefs, leaving Gaitskell as the likely leader while Bevan fades and the party redefines socialism beyond nationalization.
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Doctor explains psoriasis causes and cautions self treatment
Dr Edwin P. Jordan notes psoriasis is common and usually not life threatening. He warns against self treatment with sulphur ointments, describes affected areas and symptoms, explains uncertain origins, familial tendency, and possible arthritis link, and mentions ongoing research and the Psoriasis Research Foundation in San Francisco.
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Pure Hawaiian race blends and the myth of Mr Kapu
Hollywood Honolulu reports that Hawaii, once seven native races, now shows 119 racial blends in the "New Hawaiian." Cab drivers claim a Mr Kapu owns most of the island, while tourists note the word means forbidden and is used as a gag. Dawn arrivals and hotel guides reflect Hawaii as paradise for male visitors with tourism stats showing 11 women per man.
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The Hidden Demands of Complaining Parents
Muriel Lawrence argues that many parental complaints mask covert requests for love, value, and self acceptance. Children absorb guilt and anxiety from indirect refusals, learning to view parental dissatisfaction as their fault. Openly naming needs as spiritual requests can reduce the burden on offspring.
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Controlled Peace At Geneva Amid Cold War Talks
Marquis Childs notes the Geneva foreign ministers meeting on October 27 as a second act in negotiations to end the cold war. He argues reunification of Germany and Western leverage will test goodwill, warns against public haggling, and suggests a controlled peace is possible without surrender or victory.
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Jerrold Advice About Ambition Reads Sharp
Quote from Jerrold urges readers to stay alert and attentive to seize opportunities for advancement. The line emphasizes vigilance and proactive effort as keys to progress.
Russian farmer delegation party leaves guests hungry
A Washington embassy reception for a visiting farm delegation proved hot and crowded. Guests gathered around electric fans as a caterer served a plain buffet with fried chicken, corn, roast beef, and turkey. Vodka was the only distinctly Russian offering, which the delegation did not favor.
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Washington
Crisis Swearing In Of Admiral Burke At Annapolis
A Navy ceremony for newly sworn in Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Arleigh Burke was moved to the Naval Academy in Annapolis due to a hurricane. The officers’ club manager rapidly organized a large reception with roast beef, multiple salads, ham and turkey for about 500 guests.
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Supreme Allied commander in World War I
In March 1918 Marshal Ferdinand Foch was placed in supreme command of all allied forces, replacing other leaders and directing combined operations for the remainder of the war.
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Ferdinand Foch
Washington Cumberland Gap Park Is Nation’s 181st NPS Area
The historical park at the junction of Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia, created after years of effort and authorized in 1940, today officially becomes the 181st area administered by the National Park Service. It encompasses about 20 100 acres of land.
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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
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Virginia
Across and Down Puzzle Answer List
A compact list of crossword style clues and their answers across and down, including hot and cold items, nautical terms, and common phrases. The reader can fill in letters by solving each clue and cross checking with intersecting entries.
We The Women We The Women By Ruth Millett
A right toned critique of common husband remarks that offend wives. It lists everyday phrases about outfits, cooking, decorating, hospitality, photos, and stories, showing how seemingly harmless comments fuel marital tensions and misunderstandings.
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Ruth Millett
Keenem House Built in Street Prompts City Action
In Cleburne Texas a new homeowner W T Keenem said he had just built his house in the middle of a street after stakes were moved from his site in a new city addition. Mayor Walter Holliday indicated the house would have to go despite the novelty of the situation.
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