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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1954

Page

10

Mitchell Seeks Equal Time for Democratic Reply

Democratic National Chairman Stephen Mitchell asked radio and TV networks for free time to respond to President Eisenhower’s speeches and the televised Cabinet session. NBC offered a half hour on TV and a half hour on radio. CBS declined citing policy on replying to the President and Cabinet. Mitchell also sought time to reply to the Cabinet session and noted the Dulles European talks and German sovereignty report.

New York Stephen Mitchell Eisenhower Mitchel Mitchell Adlai Stevenson NBC National Broadcasting Co Columbia Broadcasting System Washington John Foster Dulles

Television energy plan billed as partisan propaganda

Mitchell described the proposal as an artful dodge to push partisan propaganda to the public without pay television network support He called it a false suggestion that TV chains promoted the telecast Hagerty dismissed the claim noting Cabinet members rehearsed and returned to Washington shortly before the meeting with cameras.

the News Frederick Mitchell Gimmack James Hagerty Heo Washington Hagerty Roosevelt

Fireside chats and ulcers rise in women noted

Mitchell lampoons cabinet members for acting surprised by newspaper reports while Dr Cox cites rising female gastric ulcers with no given reasons. Dr Shaiken urges alertness for ulcers in women linking menopause and life changes, pregnancy often easing earlier-age cases. LABOR LEADER DIES Frank J. Coleman 71, longtime AFL leader and liaison to the White House during Coolidge and Hoover terms, dies in Washington hospital.

Cox Shaiken Washington Frank J. Coleman Coleman

Women's activity blamed for ulcers in women

Washington claims from a Memphis doctor at the National Gastroenterological Association meeting link increased stomach and intestinal ulcers in women to competitive activity with men. Dr. John E. Cox says equal parity and suffrage raise tension from competition, contrasting with Dr. Shaiken’s paper on duodenal ulcers.

Washington Milady Memphis John E. Cox Cox National Gastroenterological Assa

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