Local Newspaper Society and Rates Given at Descriptive Recap
A partial notice lists officers and roles at a newspaper organization including President and Publisher Lacy Treadwell Rag, Vice Presidents, Treasurer, Secretary George W. Conway, and Ester Pree. It notes service by International News Service and pricing for daily, weekly, and monthly editions across regions Lawrence, Merest, Beaver counties, and other areas with specific annual costs. It also cites affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulation, American Newspaper Publishers Association, and National Advertising Representative Bottineau-Kimball offices in multiple cities.
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Dacod P. Rents
Ogee Se Lacy Treadwell Rag
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Treesiter
Andessee
George W. Conway
Owen Corp
Ee Tees
Em Matters
Tsem
Bell Telephone
Ingie
Lawrence
Mytier Merest
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Alienations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
National Advertising Representative
Bottinell-Kimball, Incorporated
New York Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Park Ave
Chestnut S
Pittsburgh
Pourth Ave
Iccas
New Centie
Flight Of Time By ROBERT C RUARK
Washington dispatch reflects on aging as Gary Crosby takes a summer TV job. Ruark recollects his own youth era from 1925 to mid century, noting hair turning gray and the sense of time slipping while remaining mentally young.
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Robert C. Ruark
Washington
Gary Crosby
Ibor
Crosby
Essing
Margaret O'Brien
Bing
Geary Cooper
Clark Gable
Shirley Temple
Jackie Cooper
George Bancroft
Claudette Colbert
the Barker
Sound Pictures
Joan Crawford
Anita Page
Buster
Mama
Lake Geneva Pickets Protest Academy Site Choice
Lake Geneva Wisconsin residents oppose selecting their city for the Academy of the Air. After government surveys narrowed choices to three sites, protestors march with picket lines fearing the decision will set a precedent others may follow.
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Academy of the Air
Lake Geneva
Wis
America as World Education Center Draws Foreign Students
A survey shows 107000 international students. the United States hosts 35000, about a third, with France, Britain following. Indians, Filipinos, Japanese and Chinese are large groups. engineering and humanities dominate, while integrity and fairness of Americans emerge as a key influence.
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America
United States
France
Secon Place
Britain
Far East
Army trains officers in cost cutting and self contained depots
The U S Army is sending selected officers to a fourteen month comptrollership course to prepare them for managerial posts at depots arsenals and other logistics sites. Graduates earn master's degrees and apply cost accounting and business practices to run units with permanent budgets. The aim is to run depots as self sufficient enterprises and improve efficiency nationwide.
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U. S. Army
Army
Marxian Shell Game in Soviet Russia
A Philadelphia Inquirer commentary notes a Russian bond issue for the five year plan resembles a shell game with no interest and 35 percent prize bonds over 20 years. It argues the Kremlin profits from prizes while buyers gain little, likening it to a rigged house. It also mentions a claim that America was named by mistake and a new small plane capable of delivering a bomb.
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Soviet Russia
Russia
Kremlin
Philadelphia Inquirer
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Mendes France Rejects Neutralist Label in Indo China Debate
Pierre Mendes France, 47, Parisian Radical Socialist leader, rejects being called a neutralist amid calls to end Indo China war. He argues for a quick, reasonable peace while staying firmly allied with the Atlantic bloc, opposing an appeasement stance and criticizing unre alistic promises by France to Allies. He warns of diverting Europe’s resources away from essential fronts and notes U.S. war tone in Korea.
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Pierre Mendes France
Joseph Lamel
Mendes- France
National Assembly
France
Indo- China
Mendes-France
Indo-China
Atlantic Alliance
IndoChina
Mendes France
West Germany
Europe
Asia
Indo China Mendes-France
United States
Korea
Nationwide civil defense drill exposes readiness gaps
The federal civil defense chief notes Monday's atomic attack drill shows the nation still lacks full operational readiness. Editor Norman Cousins argues conspiracies threaten representative government but dissent can strengthen it and be actively encouraged.
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Washington
Val R K. Peterson
You re Telling Me A Odd Page Wide Feature
William Ritt riffs on odd facts and trivia from around the world with humor. The piece notes Romania high gasoline prices amid supply laws, ancient solar boats and pyramids, and quirky items from philosophers to botanists. It mentions Saudi Arabia’s king acquiring a custom car with a built in refrigerated bar as a playful aside.
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Saudi Arabia
American air supremacy and atomic monopoly may fade
In a Washington column, Holmes Alexander argues that American creativity drives a future where air power and atomic energy advance under a free economy. He suggests Russia cannot keep pace, while U S policy promotes private aviation growth through aviation subsidies reform and mergers.
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A Town Journal item recounts a slick saleslady at a Fifth Avenue shop coaxing a customer into buying a mink coat and asking in a chilling tone how the husband would prefer being killed. A bride complains of marriage and a friend muses on divorce as the exchange ends with a coy reveal about the bride’s status.
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the Town Journal
Fifth Avenue
Bell Telephone safety during storms praised by New Castle officials
The New Castle office of the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania says Pennsylvania Bell Telephone lines and Western Electric equipment are engineered for safe storm use. Residents along North Mercer Street push for paving after eighteen years of requests, hoping to ease traffic from Highland Avenue and Wilmington.
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New Castle
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bell
Western Electric
DeCarbo
Mercer Street
Highland Avenue
Wilmington and Jefferson
Edward D White Chief Justice of the United States
Chief Justice Edward D White born November 3 1845 on a Louisiana plantation later served as Confederate private then Louisiana Supreme Court judge. He joined US Senate in 1891 before 1894 appointment as associate justice and 1910 elevation to chief justice. He administered presidential oaths to Wilson in 1913 and Harding in 1921 and died May 18 1921 in Washington DC.
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Edward D. White
Lafourche Parish
Louisiana
New Orleans
Loouisiana
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Washington, D. C
Caucus Room Memories from a Senate Desk
Frederick C. Othman recalls decades in the Senate caucus room including a circus incident with a midget, fights over Bilbo fitness, a green china cuspidor shattering, and tales of Benny Meyers Hughes Brewster disputes with humor about war goods and defense stockpiles. He highlights shenanigans over substantive matters.
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Washington
Ben
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Lyle C. Wilon
United Press
J. P. Mergam
Wilson
Morgan
Moarene
Othman
Ro Imance
Othmes News
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Bilbo
Homer E. Ferguson
Mich
Benny Meyers
Howard Hughes
Jane Russell
Owen Brewster
Hughes
War Assets Administration
Chester Bowles
OPA
Sen. McCarthy
Defense
Baltimore
Looking Through the Right End of Life Glasses
Erich Brandeis argues that statistics mislead by focusing on inflation and comparing past incomes, while a better view recognizes vast improvements in technology and living standards. He urges embracing progress and warns against romanticizing older eras.
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem contrasts a man’s outward cares for his appearance with a partner who values him at his best. It juxtaposes domestic grooming with spiritual reliance, citing Psalm 37.39 as its closing thought.
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