Editorials on shopping centers gasoline tax and political change
The piece notes Chain Store Age's claim that shopping centers have become central to American retail with 4500 built and potentially 10000 by 1965. It critiques rising gasoline taxes, compact cars, and predicts reduced gasoline demand and tax revenue. It contrasts government blame with consumer behavior and surveys political shifts in England and Sweden toward private enterprise and public ownership debates.
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Store Age
National Gasoline Association of America
England
Labor Party
Sweden
The
Social Democrats
Social Democratic Party
Central Park Liberated by Commissioner's Bold Walk
New York in May 1960 sees Commissioner Newbold Morris lead a dawn trek through Central Park amid tensions with perceived underprivileged groups. A dramatic chase ends as a beauty demands twenty dollars, while a chaotic scene of violence and police response unfolds near the Fifth Avenue entrance.
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New York
Central Park
Independence
Fifth Avenue
Newbold Morris
Central Park West
Bellevue Morgue
Morris
G Company
Plans Covering Retirees and Other Health Developments
A Department of Labor survey of 300 health plans covering nearly five million workers shows 115 plans extend hospital benefits to retired workers. Employers fund 36 plans fully and 29 are employer shared. The report reflects plans active in early 1959.
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Department of Labor
Free Will and Evangelism in the Gospel Message
The article argues that God grants each person freedom to choose Christ, denying fatalist limits on conversion. Jesus invites all who labor to come, and Paul’s plea to be reconciled implies individuals can respond to the Gospel. Each person must decide their eternal destiny by accepting or rejecting Christ.
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Ely E. Miller
Englewood
Calif
Eisenhower
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Paul
Christ
God
Global interest hits National Chubby Club membership
The National Chubby Club seeks international members, with requests coming from Durban South Africa and Aruba Netherlands West Indies. The club supported by a New York store aims to widen its reach for plump lassies.
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UPI
Durban
South Africa
Aruba
Netherlands West Indies
The Peace Issue and 1956 Election Dynamics
Washington observers weigh how the so called peace or war issue shapes voters in an election year. The piece notes past crises like 1940 and 1956 influence for Eisenhower, and discusses economic conditions, gender angles, and Khrushchev’s impact on public sentiment ahead of November ballots.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
France
United States
Middle East
Dulles
Nasser
Britain
Egypt
Staes
Eisenhower
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
South
Mississippi
Ohio
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Moscow
Atlantic
Khrushchev
Mundt details Russian spy record against western powers
Senator Mundt compiles a dossier linking Nikita Khrushchev denials to a broad 1957 1960 espionage record. He cites 1959 West Germany spy captures totaling 2787 and lists cases from Britain Italy Switzerland and the United States, including Abel Soble and Soble family convictions.
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South Dakota
Karl Mundt
Nikita Khrushchev
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McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Alger Hiss
Ike
Paris
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Andrei Gromyko
Mundt
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East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Red
Jack Soble
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Jacob Albam
Soble
Myra
Soviet Union
Greece
Swedish Atomic Energy Commission
How to Keep Well by Dr Van Dellen on hives and remedies
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen discusses hive causes including penicillin foods and cosmetics. He notes antihistamines steroids and epinephrine ease symptoms and urges tracking foods and drugs to identify triggers. He will answer mailed questions but not diagnose or treat individuals.
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van Dellen
Milk safety note on penicillin in milk
Milk shall not contain penicillin unless from a cow under treatment. Some states ban selling milk from cows that received penicillin within 48 hours to protect individuals highly sensitive to the antibiotic from severe reactions.
White patch in the mouth may be leucoplakia condition
The text describes a mouth lesion called leucoplakia a dangerous white patch. It notes the patch may disappear if irritants such as tobacco and spicy foods are removed. If it persists removal by surgery or radiation is possible.
Treatment for hookworm and medical imaging queries
The article discusses hookworm treatment using tetrachlorethylene as the most effective single dose and notes possible side effects like dizziness or headache, which can be managed by resting afterward. It also explains that small X rays screen for heart trouble and tuberculosis, with larger X rays advised when abnormalities are suspected, and emphasizes safety awareness for students.
Monroe News-Star masthead and credits from 1691 issue
The item lists the Monroe News-Star publication details including publishers from 1929 to 1952, office address Olive and North Fourth, contact FA 2516, and staff roles such as General Manager and Managing Editor. It notes Associated Press and United Press usage and declares independence from party politics.
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William Jonson
Richard
Edmund Brown
Jack Gai
Walter Bitten
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Gto
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphibilas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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