Newspaper Company Personnel and Subscriptions Details
The notice lists President and Publisher Ray with officers including Vice President and Treasurer, Secretary Editor, Advertising and Credit Manager, and mentions Telegraph and Cable Service of the International News Service. It covers subscriptions, rates, and distribution areas, with addresses for national advertising and rights to International News Service dispatches.
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Ee Ee
Ray
Ease
Angst
Gumeppele
The
International News Gbervice
Bell Telephone
Lawrence Butler
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circuistions
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
National
Bottinell-Kimball, Incorporated
New Yor
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Park Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Pittsburon
Fourth Aveternational
New Castle
New York Committee Weighs Ban on Telephone Charity Solicitations
A New York legislative committee studies whether professional fund raisers using telephones improperly divert charity funds to propaganda and weighs prohibiting telephone solicitations. It has previously exposed charity rackets and won laws requiring solicitor registration and identification. The panel plans to question officers of suspect organizations.
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New York
Cold War tensions over UN membership and Russia’s role
The article argues that the United States and Western powers oppose Red China’s UN membership while Russia remains a UN member with influence. It contends Russia aided Korea war efforts and produced weapons in its factories, and urges expelling Russia to achieve world peace.
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China
United Nations
U. S
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Korea
North Korea
Far East
Red
Purported Communist Plan Cited by Senator Knowland
The memorandum attributed to Mao Tse-tung envisions 1973 as the moment free nations fall to communist dominance. It calls for avoiding world war while expanding in Asia, forming a 25 million Asian army by 1960, and a peace offensive to erode U S alliances. Washington agencies have studied the plan for months.
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Knowland
Mao Tse-tung
East
Asia
U. S
China
Soviet Russia
Washington
US Entomology Turns Century Old During June Gathering
About one third of 4500 bug experts plan a mid June Washington convention marking 100 years of professional entomology. Townsend Glover became the first government entomologist on June 14 1854 preceding the Agriculture Department. Insects cause about 4 billion dollars in annual damage, a burden likened to a million workers.
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Washington
Townsend Glover
United States
No national creed allowed under U S religious freedom
Grass roots opinion from Coalinga California argues the Bill of Rights prevents establishment of any national religion while preserving church state separation. New Haven Missouri Leader cites that savings and factory investment boosted economy, jobs, and living standards.
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Coalinga
Calif
Congress
New Haven
Missouri
Dulles Signals Possible US Solo Action in Indo China Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States might act alone if Red forces attack in Indo China or elsewhere in Asia though no such action is currently required. He noted China seeks to avoid open intervention and that Vietminh gains, aided by Chinese and Soviet arms, have reshaped the war landscape.
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United States
Southeast Asia
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Washington
Indo-China
Asia
Hed
Far East
Paris
French Foreign Legion
Vietnam
Indo- China
Chongchon River
Korea
China
Eighth Army
Korean Peninsula
South- East Asia
Peiping
Dienbienphu
Geneva
France
Britain
Knowland
Hanoi
Red River
Paul Els
Radford
James van Fleet
Eisenhower
Congress
Hua
Amercan
Indo-China war risk grows as US weighs action
In a Washington column Marquis Childs argues the Indo-China conflict nears a turning point within days. He notes French ministers pressure US intervention if armistice falters, with talks of air and sea power and likely Senate scrutiny. He references Eisenhower remarks and Pakistan Latin America doubts shaping a broader peace debate.
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Washington
Marquis Childs
U.S
France
Fragmented Historic Snippets Stir Odd Images
A collage of whimsical notes reports a chimpanzee photograph, garlic hijack, Ellis Island debate, a sea shell teeth find, and an eclipse forecast. The tone mimics a newspaper miscellany with stray quotes and biblical verse included.
Paving North Mercer Street: a twenty year stalemate
A columnist urges locals to resolve the North Mercer Street paving impasse between city and county, criticizing officials for delays and vacation breaks. He calls for petitions to unify efforts and pressure leaders toward a solution.
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Mercer Street
Phone taps and censored talk in Stevens McCarthy hearings
A Washington column notes Secretaries and senators use aides to record calls. Ray Jenkins edits profanity for TV audiences while Cohn and Stevens discuss drinks and plans. The piece teases fear that all private talks are monitored and stored.
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Army-McCarthy
Stuart Symington
Pentagon
Barney Baruch
Lafayette Park
C. Othman
Committee
Ray Jenkins
Stevens
Roy Cohn
Jenkins
Sen. McCarthy
Colin
Cohin
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Cohn
Mr. Lucas
Sen. Dirksen
Jack
Lucas
Too many students fail to start in college education
Erich Brandeis discusses Dr. F. J. Hooven of Antioch College who argues education should build roads, not merely follow preset paths. He urges nerve to start, persistence to continue, and values vision over diplomas, citing Ford and Linton as examples of self-made success beyond formal schooling.
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F. J. Hooven
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Henry Ford
Internationalize the war to balance Indo China
Cogny urges internationalization of the war as a means to balance Indo China’s scales, stressing joint government discussion among free nations. Churchill says unity is essential as the world marches together, despite recent U S London tensions. Johnston argues the U S must stay ahead of the Soviets in living standards to deter unrest.
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Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Churchill
Suez
Nasser
Hanoi
Rene Cogny
French Union
Indo- China
Free World
London
Winston Churchill
Washington
New York
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
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Army of ‘Volunteers
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Lamel
Bluft
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Campain
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Dienbienpha
Indo China
Washington, D. C
Pakistan
India
Mediterranean
Near
Children of Allah
North Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Tonkin
Saudi Arabia
Allah
Sas
Sime Piv
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Milton Eisenhower
Dukes
Caracas
Central
South America
State Department
Europe
Africa
Americas
Guatemala
Folks of
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph May Swing
United States Military Academy
Command and General Staff College
Army War College
Camp Claiborne
11Th Air Force
Fort Mitchell
Noc
Air Force
Manila
Japan
Los Angeles
Steuth
Needenose Noonan
Ellis Island
Bible Thought
Thru Street
Frederick C.othman
Liberty
Robert Stevens
Erich Brandeis
Abraham Linton
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