Health reporting and the press limits on illness detail
Coronet writer Philip Wylie argues media overstep in describing cele brity illnesses. He cites Eisenhower Dulles and Godfrey versus Wilson Ruth Gehrig, noting that full health reports, including medical bulletins, may be proper within decency and public interest standards.
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Philip Wylie
Coronet Magazine
Mr. Wylie
Eisenhower
Dulles
Arthur Godfrey
Woodrow Wilson
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Wilson
Ruth
Gehrig
Godfrey
Paul Dudley White
White House
Wartle
Wylie
Revival of the CCC Sparks 26th Oswego Reunion Talk
A Senate backed plan to revive the Civilian Conservation Corps faces House and a likely veto by President Eisenhower. The proposal envisions up to 150,000 youths aged 16 to 21, at $60 monthly, bringing debate on cost and purpose, whether true conservation or mere work for the maladjusted.
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Oswego
Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Selkirk
Washington
House
Eisenhower
CDC
Viewpoints of Other Editors on the Ear of Corn
The piece humorously defends eating corn on the cob with a plain bite method. It mocks dainty eating habits and praises the rustic approach of biting the corn from end to end, arguing this is the proper way to enjoy sweet corn.
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Calcium and Confinement
Dr Brady answers readers questions on health matters focusing on calcium in bones during confinement and daily requirements. The column cites Wrights Applied Physiology and discusses calcium roles in bone ossification nerve activity heart contraction and blood clotting. It warns against low calcium intake for sedentary individuals and notes practical milk-based remedies.
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Wright
Hypocrisy Seen in Liberals on School Integration and Unions
The piece argues that liberal praise for token integration hides hypocrisy in applying law and order to school desegregation while tolerating violent labor disputes. It cites Little Rock and San Francisco strikes, noting selective enforcement and a push for federal labor reform against abuses of power, with references to North Carolina and Arkansas desegregation.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Little Rock
Supreme Court of the United States
North Carolina
Arkansas
S&w Fine Foods
Zellerbach Paper Co
Bay Bridge
San Francisco
New York
United States
Polio Shots Free Admission for Kids at Colone ls Game
Youngsters sixteen and under who have completed all three polio shots will be admitted free to the American Association baseball game between the Louisville Colonels and the Dallas Rangers on August 24 in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Kyup
Lousville Colonels
Dallas Rangers
Woman Sues Landlord Over Bedfall Injuries in San Francisco
Nora T. Foles 47 sues former landlord A. Part ford in San Francisco alleging back injuries from a fall when a three quarter mattress left the bed. She seeks 10009 dollars in damages, claiming negligence in furnishing the bed.
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San Francisco
Upi
Nora T. Foles
A. Partford
Musician Arthur Friedheim Widow Died at 90 in New York
Mrs Arthur Friedheim a former concert pianist and opera singer died Thursday in New York. Born in London she was 90.
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New York
Arthur Friedheim
London
Andy Williams Makes Good In City From Midwest Roots
Hal Boyle profiles Andy Williams, 28, a Wall Lake Iowa native who rose from a $175 weekly nightclub start in 1952 to a six figure income with a string of smash records. Networks court him for TV and film while he weighs Broadway, noting his careful rise and desire to avoid wearing out his welcome. He values bachelor freedom, rehearses long hours, and enjoys art and golf in a small East Side apartment.
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New York GP
Andy Williams
Networks
Troadway
Hollywood
Andy
Irema
Broadway
Wall Lake
Midwest
Stilll
Moment of Meditation on V J Day Anniversary
A speaker offers a prayer on the fourteenth anniversary of V J Day 1945 noting the ending of World War II and honoring the sacrifice of 400000 American lives and more than a million casualties. The message emphasizes continued dedication to international amity and a $330 billion material cost as a foundation for lasting peace.
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Japan
Dixie States Ready For Political Walkout In 1960 Elector Plans
Six Dixie states prepare to let Presidential electors vote for a preferred candidate regardless of popular returns. The strategy, tied to the National Democratic scene, could shift power toward the House and alter potential nominees including Humphrey and Stevenson.
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Dixie States
Washington
Rayburn- Johnson
South
Joe Doak
Plaof
House of Representatives
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
Adams
Clay
John Randolph
Virginia
Parish Youth Program Registration Notice
Parish invites all parents to register their children for the Village and Town Youth Program at the Public Gymnasium on Friday at 7 p.m. Children under 11 must be registered by a parent. those over 11 need not. Chairman Robert Heisstman says the program will begin once registrations are complete and will include various sports and activities.
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Robert Heisstman
Chaiman
Climber Rescued After Ill Adrift Park Attempt
In Coldwater Michigan a young climber scaled a 16 foot structure near Empire Street but slipped and remained stranded until officers reached the scene. The bar disappeared as the person descended along the opposite side. In Toulon France Henri Garat, 37, noted French screen idol of the 1930s, died after a long illness.
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Idol
Toulon
France
Henri Garat
Contract Bridge Insights From Masters Championship Play
The article presents bidding decisions for five hands in a protective seat after 14 bid by West North East South. It analyzes double pass one notrum p one spade and two spades bids, explaining balancing position, takeout double logic, and the merits of notrump overcalls versus direct bids.
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Jay Becker
King Fearu
Hearts
Atrongault
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Teamsters
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San Francisco Drayman’s Association
Sters
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Minnesota
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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