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Special notice outlines staff titles at the International News Service and contact details for subscriptions and advertising. It lists executives, office numbers, subscription rates for various regions, and payment handling instructions. The notice directs checks and communications to The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Modern giants force new beds and room for growth
Postwar population boom of taller people drives bedding makers to build extra long beds while auto dealers, garages, and services adjust to increased heights. Trends show bigger bridesgrooms and more space needed as man grows with shrinking world, with nightly tossing up to sixty times on a super bed.
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Armed Services
Meat Industry Faces Big Task as Population Grows
Our bumper birth rate and longer living seniors push U S population toward 215 million in 20 years. Meat consumption at 154 pounds per person yearly requires up to 30 percent more production in 20 years. Industry optimism persists despite past shortages caused by controls and black markets.
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U. S
Education Pays Off For Graduates In A Tight Job Market
The Northwestern National Life Insurance Company reports competition will be stiff for graduates this year. Engineering and science graduates are in high demand with strong starting salaries and multiple offers, while non technical fields see 3 to 11 percent pay increases. Employers are also signing up those soon to be entering military service on a when you return basis as expansion plans rise nationwide.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
United States
Freedoms and Free Enterprise Flaunted in Local Essays
Columns from Grass Roots in Cannelton Indiana International Falls Minnesota and Mountain City Tennessee praise American freedoms and free enterprise. Writers argue liberty, industrial assets, farms, discoveries, and competition drive prosperity, lower prices, better quality, and innovation for citizens and consumers.
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Cannelton
Ind
International Falls
Minn
Daily Journal
Mountain City
Tenn
Scelba Faces Shakeup as Italy Seethes Over Reform
Italy's Christian Democratic Party debates dropping Premier Mario Scelba amid intra party strife. Gronchi's election as president shifts power balances as left and right factional disputes threaten coalition stability and possible reshuffles.
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Christian Democratic Party
Italy
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Giuseppe Pella
Amintore Fanfani
Center
Giovanni Gronchi
Christian Democrat
Washington Calling: East West Struggle Enters New Phase
Marquis Childs notes a new phase in the east west struggle with the western alliance stronger, Berlin and NATO expanding, and German rearmament progressing. He observes cracks in the eastern front, strong Western Europe unity, and potential climate for four power talks late summer as Moscow seeks broad decisions at the Austrian treaty summit. The piece portrays a high moment for the West amid Cold War tensions.
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London
Western Alliance
Moscow
NATO
Europe
West Germany
Molotov
Yalta
Eden
Harold MacMillan
MacMillan
The Red And The Black and the Welfare State Debate
Washington column argues that liberal Keyserling’s push for higher minimum wage signals fascist tendencies on both left and right. It warns that social democracy risks totalitarian outcomes and urges vigilance against ADA backed reforms.
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Washington, D. C
Leon Keyserling
Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Senate Labor-Welfare Committee
Mr. Keyserling
Joe McCarthy
J. Robert Oppenheimer
German Republic
Germany
From Me To You By Melee All
Poem traces the value of sturdy virtue through life’s trials. It contrasts pleasant moments with enduring strength, praising smiles through tears and virtue tested by fire. It laments those who give in to vice, stating lasting worth lies in resisting desire and conquering passion.
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Earth
You re Telling Me A Central Press Fun Column
A collage of quirky notes and quips from a Central Press writer recounts oddities and curiosities. Highlights include a forecast solar eclipse in Thailand, Smithsonian ant colony acquisition, Cook era cloaks cleaned by a museum, and a Montreal man’s 51 hour shoe shining record.
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Central Press
James Cook
New Zealand
Montreal
Politician Profiles and Global Trade Warnings
Senator Walter F George urges proactive study of Far East and Near East problems. Prime Minister Anthony Eden warns rail strikes cost export orders and future markets. Congressman Mel Price, born 1905 in East St. Louis, rose from newspaper correspondent to elected official in the 79th Congress.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Far East
Near East
London
Anthony Eden
United States Congress
Rep
Mel Price
East St. Louis
Ill
St. Louis
Edwin M. Schaefer
Visit to Germany by Frederick C. Othman
In a diary style dispatch from June 7, Frederick C. Othman plans an Atlantic flight with Lufthansa to Hamburg then travels through Frankfurt Wurzburg Dusseldorf Cologne and Bonn. He aims to sit on a Rhine castle porch sip wine and observe the river while pondering Adolf Hitler’s fate and his German ancestry. He recounts his grandfather Othman who forbade German speech in Iowa and notes his late father’s limited German greeting.
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Germany
Rhine
Hamburg
Frankfurt
Bonn
Adolph Hitler
Washington
Karl H. Hollman
Lufthansa
Atlantic
New York
Othman
Iowa
Missouri
Wurzburg
Rhineland
Dusseldorf
Cologne
Wisecrack in White Coat How Wisdom Teeth Got Replaced
In a light column Margaret Latrobe muses on 1954 science notes from Washington D C and cheers the milestone of replacing a lost first permanent molar with an unerupted wisdom tooth in over 100 cases. She jokes about Mars and Technetium while praising dental surgeons for outwitting stubborn teeth and wondering about a painless atomic drill.
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Washington, D. C
Mars
Earth
First Base
USA
Field Artillery
Ghosts and Blizzards on the Television Screen
A narrator recalls fear of ghosts as a child and now notes ghosts appearing on television. The piece contrasts a father’s warnings with modern televised hauntings and a blizzard that disrupts planned viewing. The tone blends memory and skepticism with eerie imagery.
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A joke recounts an elderly man claiming seventy years of serene married life with a grim tale. He describes driving home, his mare stumbling, and the punch line about shooting the horse and his wife’s ire followed by the remark that he has had no trouble since.
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Bennett Cerf
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