Home For Alcoholics Proposed At Ruston Hospital
Legislation favors converting the Ruston Tuberculosis hospital into the Louisiana Rehabilitation Hospital for Alcoholics with a $470 397 appropriation. The move follows TB declines and aims to relieve cities from chronic drinker burdens by offering treatment and potential return to work for alcoholics. Authorities say inmates would receive modern psychological and medical care.
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Ruston Tuberculosis Hospital
House
Louisiana Rehabilitation Hospital For Alcoholics
T. T. Fields
Farmerville
Fletcher S. Sutton
Bienville Parish
Ruston Hospital
Perspective on economic cycles and policy from a department head
A major American department store leader argues that economies rise and fall naturally, with cycles needing pauses to consolidate gains. He warns that prosperity cannot last forever and that government attempts to override basic supply and demand through price controls often worsens problems, urging restraint during downturns.
Red tape hinders nuclear plant plans in Parr South Carolina
The Newberry Observer argues government delays stall a nuclear powered electric plant at Parr SC despite four private utilities meeting Atomic Energy Commission requirements. The editorial likens bureaucratic red tape to a Death Valley killer weed strangling other plant life.
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Parr
S. C
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Congressional Committee On Nuclear Power
Death Valley
California
Holden Aims to Retire After 20 Years in Hollywood
Hal Boyle profiles William Holden, noting his rise from a short early contract to a lengthy deal. Holden travels about 600000 miles in five years and spends much time promoting films abroad. He says acting was a means to an end and plans to retire, contributing to the industry before leaving.
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New York
Bill
William Holden
Holden
America
West Coast
Paris
Rome
England
Bob Hope
Hollywood
Blind men judge Adams case through idealism and realism
Five blind men discuss the Adams affair in a Washington room, weighing USA as United Society of Angels versus Unmitigated System of Sin. They argue America blends ideals with realpolitik, noting press influence, political gain, and a looming election as factors shaping public moral judgments.
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USA
Sherman Adams
United Society of Angels
Adams
America
White House
Rafael Trujillo, Jr
Republic
I Adams
Eisenhower
Ske
Brethern
Public Speaking Strategy for Clergy Dialed In
Dr. Crane argues Clyde G a devout but ineffective preacher must imitate proven speakers. He urged studying successful orators using a narrative formula to boost sermons and crowd appeal. Clyde’s attendance rose over 25 percent in a month and doubled in six months after applying the method.
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Clyde G
Clyde
Jesus
Christ
Crane
Emotions May Trigger Hay Fever and Cold Allergies
Dr. T. R. Van Dellen describes how emotions cold or heat and exercise can provoke hay fever hives or asthma. Cold allergy causes swelling from touching cold objects and even ice water. heat allergy yields hives after warm exposure. Treatments include antihistamines and desensitization. stress reduction is advised for road safety education tomorrow.
Butterflies in the Stomach When Upset
D L notes anxiety causes butterflies and loss of appetite. The reply urges accepting tension as a small price for living rather than vegetating, suggesting practical resilience in facing emotional stress.
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Health Tips From The Clinic On Infections And Family Strife
D H explains amebic dysentery relief usually by one course in under a month with persistence needed for resistant cases. L A notes penicillin cures most syphilis recurrences and early treatment prevents immunity. S P discusses that double vision recovery hinges on cause, better if muscles are weak. Health Hint warns that parental quarrels disturb children.
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Republicans Meet In Washington Amid Sherman Adams Spotlight
A GOP campaign school in Washington gathers 48 state chairmen as the Sherman Adams affair dominates headlines. Observers report a rush to exit badges as reporters swarm the closed-door session. Other notes touch on US Russia education exchanges and Democratic reactions to campaign strategies.
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Washington
GOP
Sherman Adams
Meade Alcorn
C _ntlemen
Daily Devotions On Spreading Salvation
A devotional piece urges Christians to spread the word about salvation and refrain from judging others. It emphasizes God’s sole right to final judgment and seeks divine help to remain diligent in personal witness for the Almighty.
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Christ
God
Navy Fleet of Turkey Advances with U S Aid
The Turkish navy currently includes 8 destroyers 8 escort vessels 7 submarines 7 minelayers 2 minesweepers 4 tankers 2 tenders and various auxiliary craft. U S military aid has strengthened their armament.
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Turkey
U.S
Monroe Morning World masthead and policy note
The Monroe Morning World presents its publisher and staff credits for 1929 to 1952, listing John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers and key executives including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman, William H. Bronson as president, and editors Frank Noonan and Richard Hale. It notes Associated Press use rights and Branham Company advertising representation, with a statement of independence and impartial reporting.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Frank Noonan
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
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Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe Morning World
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Holmes Alexander
DR. Crane
T. R. van Dellen
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Field Enterprises
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Lawrence G. Derthick
Russia
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Afanasenko
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George Bender
Ohio
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Kirwan
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Congress
Moiseyev Dalice Company
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Sidney Yates
Demill
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Mike Kirwan
Clinton Anderson
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