Hal Boyle on iKnowing Neighbors
Hal Boyle uses a neighborhood fable to compare Russia’s leadership change to the arrival of new neighbors. Old Mr Crabb e represents rigid rule while the Fuddles bring family tension, cops, and conflict. The piece weighs whether Malenkov and Co will bring lasting peace or renewed upheaval.
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Russia
Stalin
Crabbe
Malenkov and Co
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Tideland dispute moves toward state ownership gains
Washington lawmakers push to grant states ownership of submerged lands off their coasts up to three miles, altering control of oil revenues. The plan follows Supreme Court rulings that limit state claims while keeping federal rights paramount. Lawmakers warn of extended court battles as details remain vague and contested by opponents.
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Tidelands
Congress
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
American
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
California
Louisiana
Texas
Gulf
The
United States
Truman
U.S
Florida
House
Senate
First three months under 83d Congress yield few laws
In early 1953 the 83d Congress under a new administration showed minimal legislative output. Staffing shifts and new leadership delayed major actions while budgets and agency appointments consumed attention. A handful of measures passed include the health education and welfare department creation and limited appropriations, with many items awaiting further action.
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Congress
Truman
Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Martin
Rep
Halleck
Indiana
House
Senate
Taft
F.H.A
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hawaii
Equal Rights For Women and World Suffrage Milestones
The article surveys the United States stance on a United Nations equal political rights treaty and domestic efforts for a constitutional amendment. It notes diverse global progress with Dominican Republic France and Chile signatories, while US opposition persists alongside stalled reform since 30 years.
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Bogota
Commission of American Republics
Congress
Dominican Republic
Chile
France
U. N
Rep. St. George
N. Y
Senate
Sen
Curtis
Organized Labor
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
U. S. Department of Labor
Department
Ruiz
Mexico
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Britain
Baldy Brannan Goes Underground in Washington Plot
Washington gossip links former Agriculture Secretary Charles Brannan to covert opposition against the Eisenhower administration. The piece alleges Brannan fronts Farmers Union efforts to shape policy, with aides and a Senate plan aimed at buying surplus food for UN relief. It also notes Hawaii's statehood timing and a Washington beautician courting Mamie Eisenhower for private services.
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Washington
Baldy Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Baldy
Truman Adminitration
Farmers Union
CIO
Charles F. Brannan
Eisenhower
Bald Old Eagle
Ezra Taft Benon
Brannan
Benson
Utah
America
Denver
Senate
James E. Murray
Montana
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Murray
Remedy for a long life by avoiding worry and overeat
A writer recounts a doctor diagnosing headaches as stress from income tax worries. The piece cites centenarians James A. Hurd and Dr. Grosvenor S. Farmer, praising conscience and fear-free living. It notes worry drains health and that moderation helps longevity, including not overeating as per Hurd.
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Bridgeport
Watertown
N. Y
Quote Ailments And Odd Tales From The Foibles Of Life
A psychiatrist terms obesity a frame of mind while a West Virginia hunter boasts three squirrels with one shot. A Kentucky preacher gives cough drops to his congregation as the line jokes about coughing up in a curious lurch.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Cure and Pedicure in One Spa Session
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Questions And Answers From The Great Lakes Quiz
Q In the Fountain of the Great Lakes Chicago how are the five lakes represented A By five female figure holding large shells Each pours water from her shell into the basin below Q Is a permit required for travel on the Alaska Highway A Not since 1948 Q Is the Morse code used by telegraphers outside the United States and Canada A No The International Code is used Q To what extent have the Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico been explored A Only 30 miles have been fully explored Q How old was President Andrew Johnson when he learned to write A About 19 Q What is the widest part of South America A From Brazil to Peru about 3300 miles
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New York
Russia
Crabbe
Mr. Crabbe
Earth
Mr. Fuddle
White House
Mrs. Fuddle
Fountain of the Great Lakes
Chicago
United States
Canada
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Andrew Johnson
South America
Brazil
Peru
Two Visitors Misplace Car Then Recall It Across Street
A story recounts two men arriving in town joining a local firm finding lodging and meals. After dinner one asks about his car and, after wandering streets and back alleys, discovers it parked across the street near their residence. The note also urges placing guards at Woodside Cemetery to deter roosting starling damage to tombstones.
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Woodside Cemetery
Compliment Club case shows renewal of life at 46
Amy L., wife of an Ohio judge, writes to Dr. Crane about a 30 day Compliment Club experiment. She credits renewed external engagement, church activity, and renewed zest, noting she now feels as active as a 35 year old and urges readers to join.
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Amy L
Ohio
The Stars Say For Tomorrow Genevieve Kemble
BUSINESS transacted by cor respondence is favored this day and planning expenditures should take the long view. Creative work gains recognition and new opportunities for self expression arise, with social affairs going well and a birthday year bringing profit through mental effort. Occupational changes may occur and a magnetic, leadership minded child may be born.
Chicago detective charged with assault on Frank Nitti
Twenty years ago on April 6 1933 Chicago police detective Harry Lang was charged in Cook County with assault to kill public enemy Frank Nitti, ex Capone aide, based on a grand jury indictment. The report also notes local club meetings and a circus act featuring exceptionally tall and short siblings visiting Florida.
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Harry Lang
Chicago
Frank Nitti
Capone
Cook County Grand Jury
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