Editorial supports private ownership over a public utility rate rise
The Wienroe News-Star editorial rejects social ownership of utilities, arguing Southern Bell should earn a fair return and that PSC rate actions influence state economy. It contends higher borrowing costs push toward public ownership, urges careful PSC review, and notes the emergency rate increase request of 7 million dollars.
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John McKeithen
North Louisiana Public Service District
Telephone Company
Louisiana
Southern Bell
McKeithen
Commission
Public Service Commission
Telephone
PSC
Southern Bell Louisiana
Bell System
United States
Nat Knight
How To Keep Well Dr Van Dellen Debunked Arthritis Claims
The article warns readers against quacks claiming arthritis cures. It cites a Chicago price hike for a calcium tube scam, exposes the sham credentials of a self described medical technologist, and notes FTC investigation into his book Tomorrow and related claims.
Why asthma worsens between 4 and 6 am
A doctor explains that nocturnal asthma often results from cooler bedroom air or allergens in bedding. Skin tests help identify triggers. Heart-origin asthma can occur at this time due to natural nighttime drops in pulse and blood pressure.
Nose disease with odor smell and green crusts
C F asks if a nose disease can be detected only by others. He notes azena causes an odor the victim cannot smell but says sufferers notice the condition as the nasal lining is coated with large green crusts.
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C. F
Nicotinic acid and the Niacin Vitamin Hint
Nicotinic acid is part of the vitamin B complex found in some foods in small amounts. It has been synthesized and used as a medication. To avoid confusion with nicotine the vitamin is recommended to be called niacin. Today’s health hint notes pity as an emotion that does not harm the heart.
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Southern Bell
Chicago
Soviet Union
Free World
United Nations
Germany
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams and Company
Bill, Jr
Jenner
Bill Jr
Indiana
Washington
Senate
Bill
King Features Syndicate, Inc
UN Takes Stand Against Appeasement in Korea Crisis
Washington critiques appeasers like Bevan and Kennan while praising UN action on Korea. The editorial notes the UN’s overwhelming vote for peaceful reunification under its auspices, rebuking Red China and urging continued moral and military resolve. The piece warns against compromise that repeats 1930s mistakes and stresses steadfast U.N. leadership.
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United Nations
Korea
America
Free World
New York Times
Free Republic of Korea
Jenner Shifts Focus as He Declines to Seek Re election
Washington reports Senator William E. Jenner will not run again in Indiana, jolting GOP leaders. He cites disgust with Ike era politics and modernist Republicans, predicting a Handley replacement and a broader drift from traditional Republicanism.
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Washington
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Bill Jenner
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
California
Bill Knowland
U.S. Senate
Jenner
Senate
Nebraska
Kenneth Wherry
Ohio
Bob Taft
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
Idaho
Herman Welker
Ike
Eisenhower
George N. Craig
Handley
What to Expect When You Accept Christ
A 1957 column notes that Christian life brings trial not ease. Faith requires counting the cost, embracing sacrifice, and relying on grace. The piece contrasts spiritual warfare with worldly politics and reflects on Bill Jenner and Bill Jr in a broader moral scope.
Mrs Hughes Finds Confidence After Five Day Hypnotic Trance
Chicago report quotes Mrs N Hughes describing relief from nervousness after a five day hypnotic trance treatment. She says she no longer shouts at children, is less distracted by minor troubles, and no longer feels inferior about appearance or clothes.
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Chicago
Eddie Eats As If Cops Coming
A narrator recalls evenings at Eddie Furman’s Ocean Front Bar, meeting Wild Bill and the Commodore, their quirks and drinks, and news that Wild Bill has been ruled out. The piece blends bar life, the Frosty winter sea, and a reflective closing under a starry night.
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Eddie Furman
Ocean Front
Baik
Eddie
Bernice
Johnny Thompson
Paul de Granville
Commodore
Herb Fowler
Joe Harrison
Joe
Wild Bill
Bill
Bernice Furman
Furmans
Keenan
Our Presidents Ask For Their Jobs
A British critic argues Americans idealize the presidency while presidents campaign hard, endure public critique, and bear the burden of duty. The piece contrasts Truman and Eisenhower with enduring wear and sacrifice amid wartime and postwar strain. It notes the personal toll on public figures and the social pressures surrounding the office.
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United States
White House
Harry Truman
Key West
Park Avenue
Eisenhower J
Hill and Dale
Ro Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Russia
Truman
Ike
Korea
Frank Sinatra
London
Monroe News Star masthead and staff listing
The Monroe News Star lists John D Ewing as founder and publisher with Wilson Ewing, 938 1959, entered June 1908 as second class matter at Monroe post office. It names editors and board including Robert Wing Jr and William H Bronson with the Associated Press staff and national advertising reach.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Wing Jr
William H Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmuno G Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B Hatten
Presient General Manager
Ass’ Gen
Mgr
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