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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown Journal
Evening
U.S.A
Come Back To Hungary Redefines Refugee Return
Eastern refugees in the United States report continued pro Hungary propaganda from East Berlin as Austria allows a Budapest repatriation commission access to camps. 1360 refugees have returned. Officials urge faster resettlement to quell unrest while Vice President Nixon notes many seek repatriation if it can be safe.
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Red
Hungary
Europe
United States
East Berlin
Budapest
Austria
Vienna
Nixon
Banning The Books Sparks Fight Over O Hara Novel
Publishers vow to contest Detroit bans on Ten North Frederick by city police first covering paperback then all formats. The episode follows 1955 release amid broader unofficial censorship by groups like the National Organization for Decent Literature and commentary on Catholic influence and legislative control.
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Ten North Frederick
John O'Hara
Detroit
Edward S. Piggins
O'Hara
American Book Publishers Council
National Organization For Decent Literature
Chicago
Harper's Magazine
Harper's
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Time for Reading Made Simple and Personal
The column urges busy readers to carve time for books. It cites a manager's assistant who summarized readings for a chief and offers ten tips to fit reading into daily life. Highlights include carrying a book, reading mornings, and keeping books handy in work and travel settings. Abraham Lincoln is cited as an example of reading despite scarce resources.
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America
New York
the Freeman
Gibbon
Abraham Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Shirley Jones
Jack Cassidy
Bucks County
Arthur L. Reuter
Westchester
J. Irwin Shapiro
N. Y
Communities Court Doctors to Rebuild Main Streets
A recent AMA Journal story highlights how towns from coast to coast attract physicians. The AMA placement service connects communities with doctors, who fund clinics and spark broader town improvements.
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Oregon
Florida
Vermont
Texas
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
AMA
Council On Medical Services
Civitan Luncheon Hails Local Figures and Golden Gloves Hopefuls
The Civitan Club met at the Klyd Inn for a luncheon featuring guests Fred Gorman and R. E. Dixon with other notables. Four local boys were chosen for the Golden Gloves tournament in Dayton, including Bill Stallsmith, Lewis Smith, James Booth, and Homer Wills seeking the welterweight crown. Six new members joined Phi Beta Psi Sorority’s Mu chapter at the Klyd Inn, and the Cheerio Club was hosted by Mrs. Herbert Stevens. Prizes in a five hundred game went to Mrs. Lucille Great House, Mrs. Freda Colvin, and Mrs. John Buckingham.
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The
Civitan Club
Klyd Inn
Fred Gorman
R. E. Dixon
Kresge's
C. H. Taylor
N. E. Diver
Diver Coal Co
J. R. Allen
Dayton
Bill Stallsmith
Lewis Smith
James Booth
Homer
K.co
Mu Chapter
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Craig Bollman
Jack West
John Carmody
Peggy Lucas
Marie Braun
Helen Sheets
Herbert Stevens
Cheerio Club
Lucille Greathouse
Freda Colvin
John Buckingham
Conference and protests spark chatter in postwar era headlines
Reports note a weed control conference in Chicago and a MLA meeting in Washington stirring debate. Observers warn West Germany may adopt Nazi style boots, while Las Vegas sees a flood of counterfeit quarters. Navy SeaBees establish a South Pole colony with 11 dogs easing security concerns.
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South Pole
Potpourri Gossip and Local Weekend Happenings
Bud Nelson recalls a Lebanon woman calling a Cincinnati department store at 2 a.m. to praise a hat delivered to her in Lebanon. Ohio State professor jokes about the teaching year. A traffic congestion vignette covers Clinton Street and Verity Parkway delays. Refugee children Nandor and Elizabeth Uray receive aid from Middletown residents and merchants after arriving at St. John’s School.
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Bud Nelson
Lebanon Western Star
Cincinnati
Bud
Lebanon
Clinton Street
Columbia Avenue
Manchester Avenue
Verity Parkway
Clinton Columbia
Columbia
N. Clinton Street
Clinton and
J. F
Nandor
Elizabeth Uray
St. John’s School
Middletown
Norberta
Hamilton
Knights of Columbus
Bricker Amendment Faces Senate Debate on Constitutional Limits
Senator Bricker press ahead with an amendment to curb executive power in treaties. The proposal, shaped by concerns after World War II, would render treaties invalid if they violate the Constitution and would require Congressional action for treaty effects. The issue raises questions about the supremacy of the Constitution over international agreements and cites Missouri v. Holland.
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Bricker
White House
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Missouri
Holland
Soviet Russia
Sen
John Bricker
New $75,000 House Buyer Cites Odd Security Gaps
A traveler notes a Navy veteran purchasing a $75,000 home amid mortgage questions and unusual security claims. He jests about using many baths, tips, and his National Security Council ties while joking with Vice President Nixon at a campaign stop.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank
FHA
National Security Council
Bath
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Jottings From Dorothy Kilgallen Notes on Stars and Society
Ingrid Bergman’s tribute to Joe E Lewis prompts him to send a tape of new routines from Eden Roc in Florida. Gina Lollobrigida plans a Lausanne hospital birth for a daughter due in July while Churchill hovers in seclusion on the Riviera.
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Joe E. Lewis
Ingrid Bergman
New York
Florida
Eden Roc
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein
Julie Andrews
Ali Khan
Piper Laurie
Willie Hartak
Dot Thompson
Larry Thompson
Hialeah
Grace
Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
Gina
Lausanne
Switzerland
Italy
Eileen Barton
William Morris
GAC
Vic Jarmel
MGM
James Jones
Fragmented Facts From A Historic Column
A jumble of trivia notes highlights Sigma Delta Chi founded 1909 with 23000 members and 1 percent prison executions in the US. Dateline note places US yesterday in Korea. Hummingbird size and Hawaiian population facts appear beside notes on swallows, a New York 1824 reform school, and tea leaf quality.
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