Walcott testimony urges parental responsibility against delinquency
Jersey Joe Walcott urges parents to actively guide children toward right and wrong, challenging the idea that poverty or race alone causes delinquency. He condemns duplicitous conduct at home and stresses that love, care, and consistent parental example shape character more than outside institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walcott
Mr. Walcott
Walcott
Senate
Old Woods
Walesti
Judy Garland Benefit for Exceptional Children's Foundation
Monday night Garland appears in a charity performance for the Exceptional Children's Foundation. The famous star promises top entertainment and urges readers to give to a cause worthy of all, whether or not they attend the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Garland
Children’s Foundation
Miss Garland
Auto Dealers Plead For Dealer Territory From Congress
Frederick C. Othman reports that auto dealers, facing heavy trade-ins and stiff competition from used car lots, urged the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee to end phantom freight charges and outlaw bootlegging of new cars. They claim imminent bankruptcy without profitable sales of autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conti
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
Walter B
Fort Collins
Colo
Cooper
Arthur G. Klein
D-N.y
Rep
Klein
Circle City Leasing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
New York
Rep. Klein
Tong Island
Justice Department
Congress
Feature Syndicate
Tag
Silent fingers point to heaven in Spires quote
A fragment from a devotional line references Wordsworth and a sermon tone. The speaker invokes thoughts and a group journey to the churches of Galatia. The phrase “silent finger points to heaven” adds a contemplative, reverent mood.
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Galatia
Heaven
Wordssworth
Dress- elearam Herman H Ridder and Editors
Fragmentary newspaper masthead reads names such as Herman H Ridder Maral M Hines Samuel Cameron publisher editor and office locations. It mentions Washington News Bureau postal addresses and advertising representatives including Metropolitan Group Inc across several cities, with current file offices listed.
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Herman H. Ridder
Maral M. Hines
Samuel
Cameron
MH. F. Burmester
Malcolm Epleynum
Washington News Bureau
Albee
Ganasince
Shota
Naw
St. Ghia
Detroit
Pannerobe Forhay
St Paul
Los. Angels
Wiltshire Blvd
San Franci Aniio
Fress-Telegram
Comic Advertising Representativ Metropolitan Group, Inc
Knowland's leadership praised for courage and skill in Senate
Virginia Kelly profiles California Senator Knowland, praising his steady leadership in the Eisenhower era. He advocates international cooperation, opposes Red China in the UN, and champions military preparedness. He aided a conservative bipartisan coalition, limited McCarthy's influence, and warned on federally owned submerged lands policy.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
U. N
Dulles
White House
Knowland Bag
Dixon-Yates
California
U. S
District of Colum
Johnson
McCarthy
Sens
George
Russell
Byrd
Robertson
Stennis
Roe
Allen
Douglas
D-Ill
Freeways as finely tuned yet fragile modern marvels
The Nation views giant freeways as delicately adjusted devices like jeweled watches and precision engines. Design and planning aim for speed and safety, with beauty for motorists, yet human error can turn a flawless system into a traffic nightmare. The piece also contrasts this with the rare vicuna, noted for its exceptional softness and fineness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cabrilla
JUST FOLKS. Disobedient child problem as told by a father
In this brief piece E A Guest describes a stubborn little girl who defies a parent’s “Don’t” with a bold “I will.” He recalls how both his daughter and her mother echo similar refusals, leaving the father to resolve the issue using past memory and resolve, a humorous take on parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodger
Long Beach Notes: Navy Wives Meeting and Racing Result
Long Beach chapter 3 of Navy Wives of America planned a key meeting at 350 B Ocean Blvd. On race day at Santa Anita, Erica Bac won the $30,000 San Juan Capistrano Handicap as the final event. Also noted: past era of exotic animals arriving for California zoos and a gasoline price war.
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Long Beach
Navy Wives of America
B. Ocean Blvd
Santa Anita
Erica Bac
San Juan
What Others Are Saying on Peace and Work
Leaders across the West urge unity with allied nations under new treaties to sustain peace and economic stability. Konrad Adenauer, Charles Sorensen, Harold Stassen, and Vice President Nixon voice support for economic security and a hopeful path for Europe amid tense global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free World
Konrad Adenauer
Charles
Sorensen
Cliss
Ford Mmctor
Realistic Menon Tramples for Peace Mediation
Krishna Menon, India’s roving ambassador, pushes to meet Eisenhower and mediate with Red China, while denying neutrality and endorsing Soviet realism. He criticizes U N positions, elevates expediency over morality, and advocates handing over Taiwan bases and Formosa to Beijing. The piece questions his impartiality and the motives of supporters in Washington.
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Washington
Krishna Menon
India
America
Red China
Menon
National Press Club
United Nations
San Francisco
Press Club
Panmunjom
Moscow
Korea
New Delhi
Peiping
U. N
Geneva
U.N
Matsu
Quemoy
Formosa
Soviet Russia
Red
U Nu
Burma
United States
China
Coperight
Berna
Arm Signals For Safer Driving Suggested In Public Forum
E C Dick argues in a public forum that old fashioned arm signals improve visibility to pedestrians and other drivers, reducing rear end and collision risk. He proposes a 30 day trial, noting no cost and potential life savings. He cites comparing global aid as a motivational contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dick
Sen Soaper Says Company Picnic Highlights Democracy
A satirical civic note by Bill Vaughn mocks corporate equality at a company picnic. The piece remarks that the chigger spares no rank and hints that beard growth will be safe in time for world series razor ads, citing centennial town dates as context.
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Sen. Soaper
Bill Vaughn
Ascericon
How Many Left by Metcalfe Fartrata
A reflective poem asking how many friends remain today and how many former acquaintances still remember you. It contrasts personal connection with modern friendship as a partnership requiring shared effort and sacrifice across time and distance.
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Frederick C. Othman
Elearam
Virginia Kelly
William Knowland
San Diego Tribune
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E. A. Guest
South America
Mt. Lowe
Harold Stassen
Worlsd
Nixon
David Lawrence
Mr. Dulles
Far East
Southeast Asia
George Clark
John
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Metcalfe
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