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Penal reform efforts target causes of New Jersey Michigan prison riots
Investigations into April mutinies highlight overcrowding and aging facilities such as Jackson Michigan and Trenton New Jersey. Reform advocates push parole and individualized treatment, education, group therapy, and inmate participation to rehabilitate offenders before release.
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Less Prevention More Care Is Answer
An editorial argues Newark airport should reopen to traffic beyond military use, despite public anger over three Elizabeth New Jersey crashes. It warns permanent closure is impractical, urging improved landing takeoff controls, aircraft maintenance, and traffic guidance to protect city populations.
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Dr George W Crane Case D 346 Conversational Tips for Gloria
Gloria P a 20 year old seeks advice on becoming an interesting conversationalist to hold dating prospects. Dr George W Crane outlines a technique of ending remarks with a question to cue the partner and keep dialogue flowing, emphasizing lively banter and cues to advance conversation.
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Washington Happenings on biased public boards and labor power
A former column argues that public members on wage boards and similar presidential commissions are ideologically aligned with labor interests. It contends many appointees lack statutory basis, act as political arbiters, and threaten private enterprise, urging Congress to curb executive appointments and expose perceived CIO influence in the White House.
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How to Carry on an Interesting Conversation bulletin
The text describes a dating tip where a simple cue helps a shy man converse with Gloria. He uses her cue about a sister and a birthday gift to enter dialogue, making conversations easier and boosting his confidence. Readers are urged to request a bulletin on conversational technique from Dr. Crane via the newspaper, including a stamped return envelope and a dime for costs.
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Bananas Get Respect In A Curious Research Tale
Erich Brandeis highlights a 28 page study by the American Oriental Society, issued by United Fruit Company, tracing the banana from ancient Asia to modern culture. The piece notes early references, travel of bananas, and quotes on their long social journey.
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Seven years after victory in Europe veterans face new peace
Hal Boyle reflects on how seven years after V E Day the American soldiers who fought in Europe faced a uncertain return home. The end of the war did not bring wild elation but fatigue and worry about future combat in the Pacific. Soldiers divided between joy and loss as they considered disbanding and rebuilding families while pondering what their children would ask about the war.
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Washington Scene: McCarthy Absence at Connecticut Dinner
Washington columnist notes Senator Benton’s absence from Connecticut State Chamber of Commerce dinner with all Connecticut Congress members. Jargon and jests include shots at Johnston and Kilgore, a Nat Geographic quip about turtles, a TV quiz moment about a Kefauver reference, and a brief Truman disclosure.
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OPS Official Says No Top Level Information Available
A friend from the Office of Price Stabilization calls the Economic Stabilization Agency seeking high level data. An official in Roger L. Putnam’s office replies they do not possess that kind of information and, indeed, claim there is nothing there. The OPS representative questions the statement.
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Barbs on Gas Costs Hit Auto Owners Hard
The piece argues rising prices for gas, tires, oil, and repairs push car ownership toward financial strain, describing how ongoing expenses threaten drivers’ budgets and routines.
House moves tree to balance view at west end
A person relocated one of three trees from the west end of the House to the east end to create a better balanced view. The action suggests occasional weariness with an uneven perspective.
Humane city seeks new humane society to curb animal cruelty
Dave Regan writes that Middleton lacks a humane society to address animal cruelty and dog warden shortcomings. A dog lay injured on South Main Street until Dr. Leland Lynch arrived. The piece notes Be Kind To Animals Week and promotes Toby the year old toy collie up for adoption, with contact number 3-4214.
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Broadway Gossip and High Society Showbiz Roundup
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on a swirl of Broadway stars and socialites in New York. Mentions Johnnie Ray, Joe DiMaggio, Betty Hutton, Milton Berle, Yul Brynner, Kay Francis, Constance Bennett, and Ian Fleming among others, noting premieres, dates, and casual sightings at Sardi's, Copacabana, and the Latin Quarter.
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Genevieve Kemble The Stars Saw For Tomorrow
A cryptic state of affairs links personal ties with potential risks to home and wealth. The lunar opposition to key benefits requires discretion and tact while mature judgment guides social and business decisions. A child born today may carry high moral aims and potential renown.
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