Michigan Economy Woes Under Governor Williams The Decline
A Lansing based column by Holmes Alexander discusses Michigan's economic downturn during Soapy Williams' tenure since 1948. It cites factory closings and plant openings outside Michigan, a cautious business climate, and union influence. It notes inflation linked to bureaucracy and suggests political dynamics affect economic progress. The piece mentions UAW figures and public sentiment about government scrutiny and potential reprisals.
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Holmes Alexander Lansing
Mitch
Michigan
Wil
Alexander
Detroit
Iron Mountain News
Citizens’ Alliance
Air Michigan
Langingasl
Shidy
Miichigan
Fiverybods
Gov. Williams
Walter Renther
United Auto Workers
AAC
UAW
Thanstria
Dh &T
T Sap. Post
Democratic Party
Gora
Ambrita
Lo Wat
Diath Fern Ag
Wil Vane
Resistane
Bon
Shuai
Dovener
Tiainer
West Stives
Fae
Alan
Avientan
Grill The Steak But Not Yourself at Outdoor Fry
A guide urges safe charcoal grilling for steak frys noting the pleasure of fresh air and fellowship but warns of burn risks. It warns against lighting fluids, gasoline, and holding flames close to charcoal. Two people were badly burned recently, stressing careful handling and distance from the fire.
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Good Fellowship
Tornadoes And Hurricanes In Early 1958 Storms
The Weather Bureau warned of a strong tornado year with 53 twisters in the first quarter of 1958, nine fewer than the prior year. Major losses came from Wisconsin on June 4, killing at least 28 and destroying over $1 million in property. Hurricanes are defined as cyclonic tropical storms, usually 100 to 200 miles across, capable of massive damage. Evacuation has saved many lives, radar advances improve warnings, and forecasts remain imperfect with ongoing debates over accuracy and methods.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Rockies
United States
Kansas
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Tropics
North Atlantic
Equator
American Meteorological Seciety
James
New York
Chases Starkweather
Peter Manuel
Starkweather and Manuel Echo a Nation's Crime Debate
A harsh reminiscence on Charles Starkweather and Peter Manuel, labeling them infamous killers. The piece discusses insanity as a defense, media sensationalism, and public calls for forceful punishment amid crime waves and psychiatric opinions.
Poland's Postwar Shift Toward Independence From Russia
Poland faces a difficult transition after decades of Soviet influence. The article notes economic strain, landholding power, and political tensions with Moscow while outlining steps toward greater autonomy, including disengagement talks and the uncertain path to sustainable self rule amid lingering communist pressure.
Fragmented OCR notes on panda import and political protests
A garbled OCR fragment mentions efforts to import a giant panda and references to political figures and events. The text is heavily corrupted, with names and dates unclear, but hints at debates and media coverage surrounding animal import and local political responses.
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Pavnment
Santa Rosa Maiden Voyage Delayed by Engineer Strike
New York reports the Santa Rosa, Grace Line liner bound for New York on its maiden voyage, faced a shipboard standoff as licensed engineers and a union argued over crew levels. The delay ended when eight to twelve engineers finally boarded, allowing the voyage to proceed toward Tampa Roads and onward to Havana.
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New York
Peerie
de Santa Rosa
Newport News
Grace Line
Hilda
Ces
Coast Guard
Santa Rosa
Lewis Lapham
Grave Line
Lake C. Othman
Lapa
Albert E. Munter
Lapham
Pam
Tampton Roads
Spa
Grace
Broadway Gossip Glimpses From Dorothy Kilgallen Piece
The Voice Of Broadway offers chatter on Martha Raye and ex beau’s Europe trip, Della Reese footage friction with Lee Magid, Lana Turner’s Hollywood circuit, Barnaby Conrad’s Spain bull incident, and Tennessee Williams Miami appearances. Mentions of Kim Novak in Manhattan, Judy Garland, Katheryn Bing, and Bobby Van’s stage plans appear amid a string of celebrity sightings and industry tidbits.
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Martha Raye
Robert O'Shea
Eutrope
Nick Conrbs
Lee Magid
Columbia
Della Reese
Maran
Anderson
United Nations
Lana Turner
Hollywood
Glenn Rose
Barnaby Conrad
Spain
Haseen
Lon Walters
Klgaten
Broadway
The Homemaker and Herald of Peace Prayer
A devotional piece extols the wife mother and maker as a center of divine virtue urging prayer for family strength and faith. It links traditional domestic roles to spiritual leadership and urges promotion of piety and respect within the home and community.
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Natel Jay R
Aomoiowe
Apwliiad Keats
Christ
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