Doctor Brings Ethics into Debate on Transplants and Labor
Editorial surveys early transplant experiments by Dr John R Brinkley and Yale work on embryonic glands to treat diseases, then shifts to labor arbitration fears and capitalist critiques. It argues for cautious, individualistic science while warning against rigid labor or management monopolies and praising American liberty.
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United States
America
Mexico
John R. Brinkley
Eureka Springs
Little Rock
Ark
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Yale University Medical School
Harry S. N. Greene
Yale
Marquis Childs
Childs
Senate
Eisenhower campaign charm touted as key to nomination
Eisenhower loyalists push a Chicago convention pilgrimage offering free travel, lodging, meals, and private talks with the general to win over delegates. The tactic aims to secure GOP support while delaying public issue debates until after nomination. The approach contrasts with Taft allies and echoes Roosevelt’s late strategy, underlining the personal approach as pivotal to Ike’s chances.
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Washington
Chicago
Eisenhower
Ike
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Eisenhower Ivory Tower
Denver
Abilene
New York
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Maryland
Paris
McKeldin
Cabot Lodge
Rae
Taft
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Angelo Path Our Children
A mother new to child care faces practical challenges that books alone cannot fix. Hands on experience from an experienced mother or nurse helps. visits, supervision, and aid from a district nurse or relative with a newborn provide essential instruction for feeding, bathing, and soothing the baby.
Do whales have enemies beyond humans and a Killer Whale
The exchange notes that killer whales are a threat to some whales while sperm whales have few enemies besides humans. It mentions no other animal threats and frames the knowledge as a Q A about natural history.
Reading lists for children and parenting guides promote literacy
The notice endorses several parenting books including The Complete Baby Book and Healthy Babies are Happy Babies and highlights Dr Patri’s recommended list of over 50 titles. Readers can obtain leaflet P-8 by sending 10 cents to a New York address.
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Schribner's Sons
N. Y
Drs. Kenyon and Russel, Little Brown and Co
Patri
P. O
Station G
New York 19
Presidential spouses and the perfect First Lady myth
A columnist riffs on the idealized image of presidential wives. He cites Mrs Kefauver Mrs Taft and Mrs Eisenhower as flawless figures while suggesting real women carry flaws. He mocks the notion of perfection noting everyday frictions and the life of power wives. The piece closes with a Balzac quote and syndicate credit.
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Chicago
Kefauver
Taj Mahal
Taft
Rock of Gibraltar
Eisenhower
Amsterdam
Estes
Keats
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood Ulcer Heredity Debate Roils Studio Pride
Jimmie Fidler reports on a Los Angeles Times series asserting peptic ulcers are hereditary. Hollywood stars react with humor and skepticism, noting travel, separations, and shifts in pride while A listers plan summer catalogues and moves abroad. The piece also mentions MGM stars and public notices of studio plans, plus a French chateau put up for sale with no bidders.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles Times
MGM
Clark Gable
Marge and
Gower Champion
van Johnson
Gene Tierney
Katharine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Cyd Charisse
Tony Martin
Robert Taylor
Gene Kelly
London
Francis Lederers
Jose Ferrer
American Legion
Ferrer
Olivia de Havilland
Joan Fontaine
Marcus Goodrich
Champs Elyses Theater
Paris
Margaret Sheridan
RKO
the Flamingo
Las Vegas
Betty Hutton
Mario Lanza
Santa Monica
Eisenhower speaks on FEPC and faces early political scrutiny
Dwight D. Eisenhower after leaving the army gave his first political speech and later a news conference. He avoided a federal FEPC mandate, drawing praise from supporters and criticism from NAACP urging federal action. Southern Democrats cautiously praised him but warned of potential impacts on votes.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Congress
Trumanites
Embezzlement Suspect Held in Bastrop Bank Case
A 26 year old Bastrop resident, Joe Simpson Bowling, former head teller at Bastrop National Bank, was arrested by FBI on embezzlement charges. He allegedly embezzled 3600 dollars on or about May 17 1952 and was bound over on 5000 bond before Commissioner Haynes L Harkey Jr. and remanded to Ouachita parish jail.
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Bastron
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joe Simpson Bowling
Bastron National Bank
Haynes L. Harkey, Jr
Bowling
Simpson
United States
Bastrop National Bank
Bastrop
Louisiana
Harkey
Ouachita Parish
Monroe News-Star Publication Details and Policy
The Monroe News-Star is an independent daily paper printing the news vitally and opposing what it believes to be wrong regardless of party politics. It is published by News-Star World Publishing Corporation with a staff including George W. Lofton and Robert C. Butz and is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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George W. Lofton
Robert C. Butz
Monroe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
HAE Branham CO
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N. C
Memphis
News-Star
Morning World
Monroe News-Star
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