Eisenhower Era Aims For Conservative, Efficient Administration
The forthcoming Eisenhower administration aims for a conservative tone, experienced leadership, and strong administration. Dulles seeks anti communist policy, economy, and reduced red tape, with reorganization in near every department and a shift from Roosevelt era big government.
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Eisenhower
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
Dulles
Russia
Truman
Acheson
U.S. News & World Report
U. S
Roosevelt
McKay
Oregon
Treasury Humphrey
Wilson
Adams
Hedda’s Hat Exaggeration Not Possible in Hollywood
Hollywood columnist Henry McLemore recalls Hedda Hopper’s famed hats at Dave Chasen’s, praising a recent standout creation described as a “pretty hat” with festive reindeer motifs. He greets peers like Tyrone Power, James Stewart, John Wayne, Dorothy Lamour, and others, extending Christmas wishes to friends and the Lakeside Golf Club.
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Hollywood
Calif
Grand Canyon
Dave Chasen
Hedda Hopper
Miss’ Hopper
Chasen’s
Donner
Blitzen
tPat O’brien
Bill Francy
Bob Hope
The
Ring
John Wayne
John Carroll
Dorothy Lamour
Dolph Menjon
Jimmy Grant
Marty Zahn
Charlie Coburn
Gene
Agnes Fowler
Lakeside Golf Club
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Odessa American masthead and contact details
The Odessa American is a daily newspaper published in Odessa with offices at 222 East Fourth St. It notes postal registration and pricing for subscriptions, including 30 cents per week in-city carrier delivery and mail rates of 15 dollars yearly, 8 dollars for six months, and 1.50 dollars per month.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa Post Office
Consistency Promise From Texas Chronicle Musings
The Texas Chronicle states its aim to be consistent with core moral guides including the Golden Rule Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence. It invites readers to point out any inconsistencies with these truths.
One Is A Crowd Sees Seeds Of New Revolutions
In Better Hobs Frank Cnodorov's One Is A Crowd, the chapter About Revolutions argues each generation crafts a new thought-pattern while the old fades. The current tradition favors collectiveism over the individual, elevating the state as mass society's guiding force and redefining progress through political power.
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Frank Cnodorov
Voltaire
Adam Smith
Rousseau
Iman
Questions and Answers Trivia From a Historic Column
A quiz of assorted queries and concise answers includes the largest U S gold nugget at 214 pounds eight ounces with quartz, elephants not fearing mice, stratosphere start heights, Garcia the Cuban patriot, public water ownership over 80 percent, and Henri Christophe’s silver bullet suicide in 1830.
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United States
New Fats Rival Potion Threatens Dairy Industry
The piece warns of an Eisenhower era clash as vegetable oils and chemical substitutes challenge butter fat in butter, cheese, bread, cake, ice cream and milk products. It notes legal wins for ersatz products, rising margarine output, and possible economic upheaval for dairy regions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Food, and Drug Administration
Congress
Country Boys
Capitol Hill
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Utah
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
August H. Andresen
Minnesota
Hope
Andresen
S. Agriculture
Borden's
Swift
National Dairy Products Corporation
Illinois
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Januay
The One Party Press in a Two Party Era
The author recalls M. R. Werner on news coverage of the Stevenson campaign and argues newspapers reflect owners and editors more than impartial conveyers of events. He compares historic editors, notes columnists shape opinion, and suggests press neutrality is an ideal, not a practice.
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Yale Political Union
Inter‘Collegiate Forum
M. R. Werner
Werner
Adlai Stevenson
New York City
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Spectator
Addison and
Steele
John Peter Zenger
Greeley
Bennett
Pulitzer
Raymond
Hearst
Roosevelt
Truman
Poral
Plumbers and labor leaders attack Durkin in political rant
A vivid political screed targets Durkin and union leaders including Meany and Green. It links Durkin to the AF of L and cites Alsup a Nevada labor figure with a criminal history. The piece claims unions manipulate politics and questions Eisenhower and Taft Hartley era policy.
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Jesus
Shakespeare
Taft
Durkin
George Meany
AF of L
Phil Murray
Dan Tobin
Joe Ryan
Mike Quill
Nevada
Ralph Howard Alsup
Clark County Federation of Labor
Nevada State Federation
Clark County
Las Vegas
Alsup
Meany
William Green
Plumbers’ Union
Cataract basics and treatment options outlined
The doctor explains cataracts progress from incipient to ripe, notes drugs cannot dissolve lens clouding, glasses cannot restore vision, and says surgery offers best results especially as age increases. Eyestrain is not a cause, and early removal can restore vision in uncomplicated cases.
Barbs on safety and social observations from unknown source
The excerpt warns against relying on jail bars for safety and urges safe driving. It contains social commentary about marriage and race, noting a man’s second wife and contrasts between African women’s appearance and those in the speaker’s country.
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Estorials
Canton
N. C
Enterprise
Paris
Lamar County
ECHO
Hedda
Henry McLemore
Tyrone Power
Georgia
Jimmy Stewart
Odessa
Tex
Poles
Garcia
Henri Christophe
Eigh
National ‘Whirligig
Dairymen
Politics and Press
George E. Sokolsky
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ae Jennings Bryan
Eet
Woodrow
Beast
Small Metal
Mr. Durkin
Edwin P. Jordan, M. B
Africa
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