Private Industry Urged to Fund U.S. Higher Education
Industry leaders warn private finances must bolster colleges as automation and human relations drive demand for technically trained graduates. Fatross cites red ink at privately endowed schools and looming $6 billion capital needs, urging expanded public works and education funding to sustain American freedom and productivity.
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Benjamin Fr. Fatross
Ums.steel Corporation
Lynchburg
U.S
Fairless
America
FHA delays in mortgage guarantees raise labor market concerns
Reports indicate the Federal Housing Administration is delaying mortgage guarantees in 26 areas due to rising housing surpluses, drawing concerns over unemployment in the building trades while Labor and Commerce officials remain convinced the nation will adjust as growth factors are addressed.
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Federal Housing Administration
Labor and Commerce Departments
Gadgets and moral duty in Stoddard speech at graduation
Dr. A J Stoddard former Los Angeles schools chief challenged graduates to use the gadgets of an advanced civilization for lasting happiness and national progress. He argued progress hinges on how science and industry are used, not just wealth or bombs. He noted crimes and taxes as social concerns and urged thoughtful citizenry.
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A. J. Stoddard
Los Angeles Public Schools
Dr. Stoddard
Salk
Jenner
Saik
Shevan
Dr. Edwards
American Automobile Association
AAA
Cal. Tech
Georgia Tech
Ann Miller
Australia
Istanbul
Holy Land
Fhavor
Hollywood
Irene Dunne
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Porfirio Rubirosa
Zsa Zsa
Burhan Belge
Turkey
Budapest
Rita Hayworth
Europe
Yasmin
Aga Khan
Dick Haymes
Nevada
Rita
Mamie van Doren
Ray Anthony
Clark Gable
Kay
Is This Vaccine Safe
A historical discussion traces public doubts about vaccination for polio and recounts Jenner and Salk work. It covers smallpox past fears, tests, and public health impact, noting mass vaccination reduced deaths where compulsory and highlighting ongoing acceptance challenges.
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U.S
Philippine Islands
Jess
Billy Graham in Britain Draws Record Crowds at Wembley
A May phenomenon in Britain was the Billy Graham meetings at Wembley Stadium drawing hundreds of thousands in cold weather. He spoke simply about Jesus and offered a call to commit to Christ, with 77 348 in London and about 3 149 000 in England and Scotland. crowds praised his message and the event described as a mid century spiritual renaissance.
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London
Britain
Billy Graham
Wembley Stadium
England
Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth
Royal Household
London Daily Star
Jesus
Europe
God
Christ
Tondon
Scotland
France
Germany
Mechanical Humans and the Clinic of Tomorrow
A speculative column envisions future electronics embedded in the human body. Doctors would perform full overhauls from bumper to headlights, with devices repairing hearts lungs and other organs while people ride a mechanized future. The piece satirizes overreliance on gadgets and imagines roadside clinics and AAA support for cyborg pedestrians.
Iiona Massey Hollywood Career Highlights
Hollywood gossip outlines Ilona Massey born Iiona Hajmagssy in Hungary. It notes her 1938 move to America, success in films and TV, hits I Live to Love and The Kind of a Man Who's Right For Me, and her upcoming book I Live to Love.
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Iiona Massey
Hollywood
Ilona Massey
Hungary
Iiona Hajmagssy
America
Europe
Tiona
Ed Sullivan
Ken Murray
Lux Video Theater
Hona Massey
Clark Gable
Hongkong
Johnny Rotella
Nicole Maurey
Bing Crosby
Mickey Rooney
Wendell Corey
Gina Lollobrigida
Howard Hughes
AleNaught Syndicate, Inc
Congress weighs risks in wage bill fight in Washington
The minimum wage debate centers on coverage under the Fair Labor Standards Act and a possible rise to $1 an hour versus staying near 69-73 cents. House Labor Committee divisions and administration positions key the outcome, with union pressure for $1.25 and expansion of coverage risking no bill.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House Labor Committee
Labor
Jammes P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Snafu Levins
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Firepee Aing
Firepee Aing Pheurance
Mitchell’s Attempt To Broaden the Goverage. A Few Days Later Sen
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Senate Committee
White House
Dale
Senate
Mittee
House
Hheral
Demcrats
Howe
Graham Barden
North Carolina
Phil Landrum
Georgia
GOP
Depo
Samuel McConnell
Penesyivania
Palmeast
Priestis
One Cuble Mile Of Sea Water Contains More Than 12 Billion Pounds
A phrase notes the vast mass of sea water in a cubic mile, stating it holds over 12 billion pounds of something unspecified, highlighting the ocean’s enormous scale.
Monroe News Star 1955 Front Page Note
The Monroe News Star page from Friday June 5 1955 presents publishing details and editorial stance. It notes independence and fair reporting with affiliations to the Associated Press and standard advertising representation.
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John PD. Peeing
Prbd
Wilson Peeing
Monroe
Iedu
BTS
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Robert Mwing
Wiliam Ho
Associated Presa
Branham Company
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Went
St Joan de Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Apelas
Charlottes
Monroe News-Star
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Hal Boyle
Ae “A Jenner
Russia
Tvfe
Washington Deep
Trocen
Ao Teading
Uleaven
Clenaider
London Medical Hien
Ceargve Pearson
Suny
Pearson
Floyal Jennerian Society
Tyondon
Thomas Jefferson
Ine
Wembley
London Daily Telegraph
London Evening News
By David Lawrence
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Henry McLemore
Manin
Ivanaa
William Lilly
WWE
Roa Railroad
Copin Wall
Panama
TRE
By Jimmy Fidler
Dennis Crosby
Rita Moreno
Rhonda Fleming
James Dean
Warners
Howard Hawks
Bob Hope
Randolph Scott
Carole Richards
Bob Crosby
Fulton Lewis
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