Nagy Execution Seen As Murder Of Hungarian Leader
The Monroe News-Mar editorial denounces Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter as victims of Soviet action after the 1956 Hungarian revolt. It argues Moscow had no right to depose or execute Nagy and criticizes Washington officials for viewing the killers as equals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Toth
Hungary
Moscow
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Nagy
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Maleter
Romania
Soviet Russia
Washington
Let Cities Solve Their Problems
Essay argues against federal centralization and a proposed national urban renewal office. Cites Albert M. Greenfield calling for a cabinet level deputy to govern city redevelopment and warns of loss of local self government to Washington control. Contains satirical quips about census figures and a parakeet vacuum anecdote.
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Washington
Albert M. Greenfield
Philadelphia
Greenfield
Racing Trip With Ginny Ends with Bell Wheeling Hearts
In Monmouth Park's lively scene Ginny, expecting in August, enjoys her first racing experience with her father. Belfaster places second, she nets $12.40, Sky Light wins $24.20, total winnings $50. They return to her Rose Street home in Lincroft New Jersey where her dog Flirt and shepherd Kelly watch as they share a fishcake dinner.
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Monmouth Park
Jersey
Ginny
Charles Frechette
Jerry
Morning Telegraph
Uncle Ev
Charlie
Dunning
Zev
Man O'War
Papyrus
Belfaster
Docteur
Arrowette
Tehran Bey
Nickel Boy
Martin
Miss Jim
Sir Jim James
Rose Street
Lincroft
N. J
Flirt
Kelly
Weekly Social Security Q and A from W F W Parkston
A compilation of reader questions about Social Security rules. Topics cover eligibility for noncitizens, noncontinuous work, dividend income, disability benefits, survivor payments, WWI pension eligibility, and farm rental earnings for coverage. Specific answers clarify residency, duration of work, and income sources that qualify or do not count toward benefits.
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Parkston, S. D
F. G
Kensington, Md
E. B
Paden City
W. Va
Phoenix, Ariz
Can a Christian girl be too strait-laced for nice boys
A reader asks if virtue and faith discourage dating. The answer urges trusting God to provide a suitable partner, noting genuine love follows spiritual alignment rather than mere physical attraction and that God has a plan for each life. The piece ends with brief local anecdotes about safety and a tiny Ohio village population.
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L.O
Christ
Legal options discussed to free nine American POWs in East Germany
Washington argues the United States could use military force under international law to recover the nine unarmed Army men held in East Germany. The piece outlines four power rights, Soviet disputes, and the potential for joint action by Britain France and the United States. It notes the four power framework remains the legitimate authority and warns that any move must consider future relations with the Soviet zone.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Army
East Germany
America
Europe
United Sates
Potsdam
Moscow
Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Soviet Zone
West Germany
Dulles
Chennault Advocates Offensive Policy to Stem Communism
In a dramatic House HUAC session at the Willard Hotel, Gen. Claire Lee Chennault urges the United Nations to abandon defense and take the offensive against Communism. He argues for aiding Chiang Kai-shek and Syngman Rhee to strike from south and north, criticizing the State Department for blocking action.
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Washington
House UN- American Activities Committee
Willard Hotel
Bernard W. Kearney
New York Republican
New Orleans
Claire Lee Chennault
Flying Tigers
Far East
Chennault
Kearney
United States
United Nations
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Red China
Red Korea
U.N
Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam
Malaya
State Department
New York
San Francisco
China
Syngman Rhee
Asia
How To Keep Well Boating Safety And Sanitation
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answers space questions on preventing disease and boating safety. Tips cover swimming ability, panic avoidance, life preserver use, self inflating devices, and matching craft to crew. Emphasizes safety, balance, and knowledge of water and winds.
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van Dellen
Haivd
Parents may influence stuttering in some cases
The reply says parents are not intentionally responsible. In many instances parents play a role, but determining responsibility requires an interview with a physician.
Flu Could Spread To Kidneys And Bladder, Doctors Warn
Mrs. T notes that flu sometimes leads to kidney and bladder infections, especially in people with prior occurrences. The message highlights that recurring urinary tract issues may accompany cold or flu episodes.
Blood tests in paternity cases limited purpose
A reader asks if a family doctor can settle paternity with a blood test. The response notes blood tests cannot prove paternity, only assess whether a man could be the father.
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R. F
Hair graying norms for men and women questioned
Mrs. L. asks when hair graying is normal. She notes it commonly appears for men in their 40s but calls it premature for women at that age, seeking guidance on typical age ranges.
Building healthy tissues with a balanced diet
Mrs. F explains that no single food builds tissues best. A combination of basic foods, including proteins such as meat milk eggs cereals, supports tissue health more effectively.
Health Hint on Cortisone Use in Kidney Disorders
W L notes cortisone helps treat kidney conditions like nephrosis and does not harm the kidneys. Some fluid buildup can occur during treatment, but it is not kidney-related. The column adds that parents often struggle to correct their children's speech disorders.
Monroe News-Star History and Reach
The Monroe News-Star, founded 189, published weekdays from Monroe at Olive and North Fourth. Staff includes John D. Ewing and William H. Bronson with Edmund G. Brown as assistant and Walter B. Hatten as editor. Independent paper, AP member, Branham Company ads with offices nationwide.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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