Eisenhower faces dilemma on campaign pleas from Paris
Editor John S Knight notes Eisenhower will not campaign while NATO and Spain issues loom. Reports discuss Portugal NATO talks, Greece and Turkey partnership, Spain admission hurdles, and Bonn German army terms. Reader letters urge caution on foreign aid while citing India and Iran cases.
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Excessive speed named as killer in traffic trends
National campaign against speeding highlights its link to higher highway deaths and injuries. Expert Thomas Boate cites rural-speed deaths rising steeply and urges intensified enforcement and public education to cut the toll in 1952. He notes speeding triples accident severity and cites a state survey on fatality rates on super highways.
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Association of Casualty and Sarety Companies
Pennsylvania
Boate
What Others Are Saying on Communism and Peace
Public remarks from Sen Joseph McCarthy Supreme Court Justice William Douglas and John Foster Dulles warn against militarization and emphasize seeking influence in hearts not just bases. They urge reframing policy toward diplomacy and 人 positive values amid global tensions.
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Joseph McCarthy
William Douglas
Supreme Court
Asia
Aunt Het Whiskers in Liza's Face Mystery
A curious observation questions why nature denied women the boon of whiskers. The remark centers on Liza's appearance and the speaker's sense of wonder about natural variation.
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Liza
Cancer Can Be Cured by Early Care
Public health notice by the Long Head Branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association urges early care for cancer. It stresses early detection, annual exams, and available treatments such as surgery, X ray, or radium, noting thousands of women are cured when treatment begins promptly.
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General Features Corp
Aresome
Florence Seabury
The Golden Years: Value of Older Employees
An article urges retaining value in older workers and outlines paths after retirement. It cites a Midwest firm losing 75 percent of business after a sales veteran, on 65th birthday, was retired. Suggestions include advisory roles, research desks, or roles in subsidiaries, plus opportunities for retired teachers and ministers to engage in part time work.
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Laondale
Coomaminsary
Amone
New Meat Wrapping Machine Promises Juicier Roasts
A new wrapping method uses a special machine to grind fat into a fine mix and extrude it as a moisture proof layer on cellophane. The wrap preserves juices during roasting and removes the need for basting. Tungsten remains vital in tools lamps armor and munitions. Smog in Los Angeles stems from unreaturized hydrocarbons mainly from petroleum.
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Los Angeles
Artful Lead Scores High by Misguiding Defenders
Dr William Lipton a New York area bridge volunteer and top player led the four of hearts from the duyamy to misguide the defenders. His play exposed a common misread in hearts and spades as West faced a heart entry dilemma while South needed a heart trick to clinch the contract.
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William Lipton
New York
Willy Lipton
Dr. Lipton
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West
South
Machiavellian Play Seals Victory In Bridge Match
Dr Lipton secures a win in a tough bridge contest by precise maneuvering. West opens with four spades, East covers with jack, Lipton wins with ace and shifts to clubs, then leads hearts from dummy to force the needed heart trick. The plan hinges on opponents returning a spade, preserving the con tract.
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East
Dr. Lipton
Lipton
Hearts
Terrorism claims in Egypt outrages Egypt press report
The Al Gamhhour al Nisre newspaper offered 1000 pounds for the head of Lt. Gen. Sir George Erskine, canal commander, as violence erupts in the Suez Zone. The Egyptian government, accused of censorship and blaming Britain, shows a lack of maturity to engage with other nations.
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Egypt
al Gamhhour al Nisre
George Erskine
Suez Canal
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