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Middletown quote cites Psalmic reflection on mankind
A Middletown transcript notes a testifier quoting a biblical line from Hebrews 2 6 asking what is man that God is mindful of him, reflecting on human significance and divine visitation in a religious context.
British Commercial TV Emerges as Challenge to BBC
Britain begins commercial television with LT A programs while the BBC expands air time and adds U.S. shows. The new system relies on advertiser time rather than program sponsorship, prompting debates on pay TV and regulatory tests, and comparisons to Canada and U.S. models.
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Great Britain
British Broadcasting Corporation
B.B.C
Postmaster General
Lt.a
United States
U.S
Lt.a. First
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B.b.c.-Tv
B.c.c.-Tv
British Isles
Radio
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Federal Communications Commission
Zenith Radio Corporation
Skiatron Tv, Inc
International Telemeter Corporation
Jerrold Electronics Corporation
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Tell TV
Black Bread Instead Of Cake
The Mansfield PA Advertiser laments children preferring cheap comics over classic literature and wasting leisure time with “black bread” instead of cake as a moral warning about reading choices.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Greater Freedom In Transportation Policy Report
The Presidential Committee on Transport Policy reports a transportation revolution in a generation and government lag in adapting. It urges relaxed regulation to allow common carriers freer competitive pricing while preventing discrimination, applying equal rules to rail road water and air to improve quality and lower costs.
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Presidential Committee On
Eisenhower
Balanced Budget Aims by July with Economy Drive
Columnist Robert S. Allen notes a real chance the federal budget could balance by July 1 as an economy drive gains momentum. President Eisenhower orders the Budget Bureau to push agencies to cut expenditures to minimum levels and costs. The move, if successful, could protect money value, curb inflation, and strengthen peacetime welfare and military security.
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Robert S. Allen
Five sayings that keep a happy marriage say Bacall
Lauren Bacall offers five phrases she says a wife should utter to her husband to maintain harmony. She notes husbands should be allowed to lead, avoid constant questioning, and that genuine affection matters, as she and Bogart celebrate a decade together after her film Blood Alley.
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Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Fogart
Lauren
Bozie
Miss Bacall
Bogart
John Wayne
Sam
Bogie
Pacific Ocean
Two Germanys and a Cold War outlook in Washington
The piece argues that the Geneva changes leave Germany and Europe split, with two Germanys likely to persist, enabling Soviet leverage. It warns that Western appeasement and demobilization invite more Soviet subversion, with Berlin marked as a continuing flashpoint and a weak German republic likely under pressure from Moscow.
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Washington
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Near East
North Africa
Whv
West Germany
America
Europe
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Freedom talk sales pitch needs solid ideas not slogans
The author argues business defenders of capitalism rely too much on slogans and not enough on core free enterprise principles. He urges recentering debate on concrete benefits to people, brushing up the underlying ideas, and delivering A B C style sales talk to persuade converts.
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Washington Report
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
America
Mild Men Belligerent Over Korea Tax Clash
Washington reports fuel a tax dispute between the United States and Korea with Rep. Frank Chelf accusing Korean officials of heavy taxes on American business. Dr You Chan Yang replies from Seoul challenging U S insistence. Chelf's personal story highlights resilience as he rose from hardship to Congress.
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Pacific
Republic of Korea
U. S
Korea
Frank Leslie Chelf
Kentucky
You Chan Yang
Yang
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Hawaii
Gene Tunney
State Department
Chelf
Frank
Masonic Widows and Orphans Home
Louisville
Sao Paulo Tops Brazil as Largest Coffee Grower
Factographs show Sao Paulo as the largest coffee growing state in Brazil, leading national output with extensive plantations and historical cultivation. The data emphasize Sao Paulo's dominant role in the Brazilian coffee industry and export potential.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Softball Game Promotes Local Hero Tom Andre
A fundraising softball game at Gardner Diamond Sunday night honors Tom Andre, polio survivor and longtime promoter of Middletown softball. The Glass House Gang and Hudepohl squads meet to raise funds for Andre, with donations welcome via Jack Kieswetter. Also notes the Humane Association toll and county phone-billing facts.
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Tom Andre
Middletown
Tom
Gardner Diamond
Glass House
Hudepohl
Ball Park
Jack Kieswetter
Orchard St
Hollywood gossip and stars in and out of headlines
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Jimmy Stewart’s general checkup and Ava Gardner’s Homecoming plans. Bette Davis signs to write a biography. Lionel Hampton’s Moulin Rouge engagement nets a million. Celeste Holm gushes over a romance. Leo Durocher may join the St Louis Cardinals. Pam Wise and Dave Garry in glamorous nightlife talk. Elmer Burke mugging tale highlights police caution. Stewart Barthelmess and Pamela Rank date. casting issues for The Eddy Duchin Story. Hal March romances Jan Olds. Jackie Brooks lands a recording deal. West Germany buys $10 million in U S juke boxes. Axelrod rewrites Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter acts. teabags cure morning eyes. John Derek split shocks fan magazines. Martha Scott praised in The Desperate Hours screen version.
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Jimmy Stewart
Flower Hospital
Ava Gardner
Spain
MGM
Bette Davis
Eekly
Lionel Hampton
Moulin Rouge
Las Vegas
Celeste Holm
Leo Durocher
St. Louis
Dave Garriway
Pamela Wise
Columbia Pictures
Stewart Barthelmess
Pamela Rank
Europe
Eddy Duchin
Jimmy Walker
Hal March
California
Jan Olds
Don
Lady
West Germany
George Axelrod
Philadelphia
Hollywood
John Dereks
Martha Scott
Tomorrow's Stars Horoscope Advises Cautious Plan
Estrellita suggests maintaining a watchful policy and compromise in business without sacrificing principles. Evening offers study time. beware family quarrels over loved ones. Birthday guidance advises budgeting next three months with little planetary financial aid until early 1956. progress possible by finishing pending matters now.
Middletown High School paper editors named
E C Barr chosen to supervise publication with Luella Gail Pratt and Geoffrey Carwen as editors. Joseph Seaman chairs Boy Scout Silver Jubilee circus committee for Wednesday event. Charles R Hook to speak at National Association of Cost Accountants regional conference October 17-19.
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E. C. Barr
Middletown
Luella Gail Pratt
Geoffrey Carwen
Joseph Seaman
Charles R. Hook
Agsn
O! Cost Accountants
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