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Dace P. Rents
Ae Nee Ray
Jscomte
Treeéweil View Meerinners Asst
Ppaweda A
Gece
W Conway
Pali Leeced Telegraph and Cable Service
The
International News Service
Bel Telephone
Private Exchange
Bingle
Lawrence Butler
Mercer
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Pubishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Incorporated
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Park Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Pittsburgh
Fourth Ave
New Castle
Graduation Days Reflect Times of Hardship and Hope
Robert C. Ruark recalls a 1935 graduate generation entering a tough job market with little skill and big hunger. He describes low pay, scarce comforts, and early work on docks, farms, and newspapers, and notes a shared dream of work and meals before war and change reshaped the era.
Hiss Pension Proposal Draws White House Clash
The White House opposes a government pension for Alger Hiss on retirement, while the Bureau of the Budget and Civil Service Commission favored it. Critics note Hiss could receive about $7000 yearly from his former high government pay, urging Congress to change the law and the administration to lead reform.
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Alger Hiss
Major Peress
White House
Eisenhower
Hiss
Bureau of the Budget
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Sees a Hot Summer Forecast by Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau long range forecasts point to a summer similar to last year with higher temperatures and less rainfall as a continuing high pressure over the Gulf states blocks cold air. Kansas City meteorologist H L Jacobson notes the outlook could change if conditions shift but cites no strict certainty.
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Weather Bureau
H. L. Jacobson
Kansas City Bureau
Midwest
Gulf States
Jacobson
Winning without guns in the battle against communism
Theodore C. Streibert of the United States Information Agency argues that war cannot halt communism. He urges defeating false ideas with truth and superior philosophy, not military force, reflecting a shift toward faith in America’s ideals over arms.
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Theodore C. Streibert
United States Information Agency
America
Asia
United States
Uncle Sam
Proposed constitutional amendment limits income tax to 25 percent
Rep. Dan Reed of New York and Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois push a KH proposal to cap federal income tax at 25 percent, with a two thirds Congressional override to raise rates in emergencies. They argue lowering taxes would free investment funds for private enterprise and jobs.
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Dan Reed
New York
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
United States
Specialist Defined as Doctor With Office Hour Illness Training
A specialist is defined here as a doctor who trains patients to fall ill only during official office hours. This concept centers on timed illness induction within practice hours for scheduling and control.
Secretary Benson Doubles Down on Wheat Cuts
Secretary Benson proposes reducing wheat allotments by 7,000,000 acres prompting a Kansas editor to warn that large sageland areas could be repurposed into golf courses as a consequence of the policy.
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Benson
Kansas
Kansas Prairie
Public housing clash tests Eisenhower social gains
Washington dated June 24 report explores the presidency's effort to preserve social gains amid hostile lobbies. Public Housing Commissioner Charles B Slusser defends housing programs while real estate groups led by Herbert K Nelson push anti public housing campaigns.
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Washington
Eisenhowe
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Akron
Charles B Slusser
Publc
Maser
van Croton Conn
Fisenhower
Veritas Tries Truth On Ike Leaders In Secret Talk
Washington journalist Vernon Veritas recounts a satirical, rumor filled dialogue with Henry Cabot Lodge John Foster Dulles Harold Stassen Bill Knowland and Mendes France about UN policy Guatemala Arbenz Dulles and a Madison clock twist with a quirky view of postwar power dynamics and exports to Central America and Asia.
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Veritas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Honduras
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Lodge
Jacobo Arbena Guzman
Arbenz
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
Ike
Stassen
Knowland
Verita
Mr. Stassen
Central America
18th Century Beliefs About Bird Migration
The era's limited knowledge led some observers to claim birds wintered on the moon, reflecting widespread misconceptions about avian migration at the time.
Senate panel study of Army-McCarthy hearings cost 2219856
The committee reports a large spend on the Army-McCarthy hearings and calls the event a bargain per word rate. A burglary in Iowa stole a soap dispenser and towels, then fled. New Zealand winter shows a volcanic eruption ongoing for a month. California riders stage square dances on horseback. Zadok Dumkopf notes theology as a youth-light profession. A 60th anniversary leads an Indian doctor to cancel medical bills for patients.
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Senate
City officials meet to discuss paving of North Mercer Street
A town column notes City Council members County Commissioners and Neshannock Township Supervisors will meet Wednesday to discuss paving North Mercer street from Euclid Avenue. The piece then shifts to a Ringling Brothers circus arriving June 30 with a 9000 seat turnout, detailing train sections and town crowds for New Castle’s circus visit.
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Neshannock
Mercer Street
Euclid Avenue
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
New Castle
Youngstown
Excellent Job By Frederick C Othman on Sunday Customs
Washington June 28. A humorous look at Sunday shifts for U.S. customs inspectors, noting overtime pay and odd classifications like ping pong balls as ammunition. Paul Reiber of the Air Transport Association cites high Sunday wages and cases from Tampa and Nassau to Ft Lauderdale, urging simplification of tariff rules.
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Washington
U.S
Detroit
Hannah
Congress
Paul Reiber
Air Transport Association of America
London
Hong Kong
Airlines
Sea
Reiber
Tampa
Fla
Nassau
Ft. Lauderdale
Customs Bureau
Post-Office Department
Heiber
Model motorist earns praise for paying it forward
Bert Willer a California born Hastings-on-Hudson resident nicknamed the model motorist by a Manhattan traffic judge paid a New York parking fine and donated the PAL charity check. He explained his act came from a wish to make people happy and to enjoy life amid daily stress.
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Bert Willer
California
Hasting-in the-Hudson
New York City
Manhattan
Willer
New York
Police Athletic League
West
Traffic Summons Control Board
Ile
Pal
Hudson River
Philosphy
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest After Fifty
A brief poetic meditation on aging gracefully with a measured pace and quiet living. The verse urges slower steps, early rest, safer habits, and patience as one grows older, promising peace and joy in later years. The passage ends with a biblical reference to Isaiah 35 10 about sorrow fleeing.
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Herbert K Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
American Real Property Federation
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Mr Dulles
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V. K Krishna Menon
Madras University
India
Oxford
Oxon
England
Foreign and Political Department
Ceylon
Zanzibar
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United Nations Conference For International Organization
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