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Youth government program seen to build future leaders
An Ohio driven effort under Attorney General C William ONeill advances the M C A youth and government program. Hi Y and Tri Hi Y members a learn legislative procedure discuss state issues and draft bills for a model Ohio legislature meeting April 25 27 in Columbus. The program aims to curb political apathy by educating youths in democratic processes and governance.
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Columbus
Menopausal Fear and the Worry Clinic Case D-334
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Pearl B. a 56 year old with extreme weight loss and detachment from life. He links menopausal anxiety to fear of losing sexual appeal, notes unreal feelings in late teens and later life, and argues treatment should include weight gain and education on menopausal complexes for both partners.
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Pearl B
Dr. Crane
Pearl
Washington Happenings on the steel controversy truth
David Lawrence examines the steel dispute revealing that steel firms never requested a $12 per ton price increase, while administration rhetoric suggested otherwise. He argues price shifts depend on wage decisions, notes tax depreciation rules, plant costs, profits, and warns against demagoguery and government intrusion impacting the industry’s expansion plans.
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Congress
America
New Meat from Arctic Ovibus Hopes To Dine Vermont
Erich Brandeis reports on John T. Teal of McGill University planning to bring eight ovibus calves from the Arctic to Vermont. The cross between musk ox and sheep could yield a meat and milk superior to beef with minimal grazing, and may revolutionize Vermont farming if acclimated. Skol.
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Public adapts to atom bomb era after Nevada show
Hal Boyle notes Americans tolerate nuclear fear with televised explosions, finding humor in comparisons to TV comics yet recognizing reduced panic since Korea. He cites lay risk acceptance, ongoing scientific progress, and routine daily life continuing despite atomic threats.
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Russia
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Washington Scene Exposes government waste and odd notes
Washington columnist George Dixon recounts a costly bureaucracy debacle at Jeffersonville where two over‑50 workers lost their jobs after a reorganization, the Civil Service Commission ordering retroactive pay for positions no longer existing. He also lampoons officials and a loud sports shirt episode at a high‑society event.
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Quartermaster Review
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Jeffersonville
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Q And A: England's climate then and now. oldest city college
A quiz shows England is cooler now than a millennium ago. The College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina, is identified as the oldest city owned college in this country.
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Arch Nearbrite Hires Water-Witch in Orchard Drought Hope
Arch Nearbrite hired a water-witch who paced the orchard for an hour seeking a bend in a crotched twig. The patient man walked back and forth hoping for a sign of water, but the twig remained stubborn.
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Veep Alben Barkley Delivers Quiet Rally in Middletown
Dave Regan notes a crowd of 900 at a Middletown GOP rally headlined by Alben Barkley. The Veep charms the audience, avoids declaring presidential plans, and shares humor with ex OPS chief Mike DiSalle. Secret Service guards surround the event as locals discuss May 6 elections and party options.
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Gotham Scenery and Celebrity Sightings in New York
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a glittering roundup of stars in Manhattan hot spots. Betty Hut ton lounges at a banquette. Marlene Dietrich Copacabanning. Arlene Dahl at El Morocco. Groucho Marx strolls Fifth Avenue. Zachary Scott debuts a red plaid jacket at the Stork Club. Dan Dailey fans the Blue Angel crowd. Coleen Gray admires Saks window displays. Joe Louis returns to Manhattan after the Robinson Graziano fight, while Dalphine Moore travels from Hollywood to see him. Rumors swirl that Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis bought out their Copa contract, echoing Tony Martin’s move.
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Stars and Scandal Shadow Broadway Gossip Column
Genevieve Kemble surveys a week of high stakes and sharp bets in show business with notes on investment caution. The column teases stars like Gary Cooper and Eileen Howe, nightclub anecdotes, and a chorus of designers, producers, and performers navigating fame and fortune.
Eleanor Roosevelt Sets Record in Millinery Indulgence Gap
Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly established a new record in the difference to the millinery indulge, prompting curiosity about the social and political implications of her fashion stance and its reception among contemporaries.
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