Hungary's Student Pressure Prompts Calls for Reform and West Ties
Editorial review notes Hungary's student dissidents pressing for major changes under Imre Nagy. They demand non Communist parties in elections, press freedom, exile of Rakosi, reinstatement of Mindszenty, and withdrawal of Soviet troops. Nagy’s New Course era and its collapse are reviewed with a reminder of lingering Soviet forces in Hungary.
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Hungary
Poland
Hungarian Communist Party
Szabad
Nep
Imre Nagy
Matyas Rakosi
Central Committee
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Russia
Rakosi
Stalin
Lenin
Georgi M. Malenkoy
Nagy
Communist Party
Red Army
Soviet Union
Austria
Austrian
Rumania
Penny Profits and Mass Distribution Shift in Retail
A food chain association promotes the theme Feeding Millions For a Penny to highlight that many chains earn only about one penny profit per dollar of sales. The piece traces mass distribution as the driver of low unit profits yet high total gains, noting past era higher margins and the skepticism mass distribution faced. It credits mass production and distribution for vast savings and overall retail success.
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Food Chain Association
Public Forum letters welcome readers' views
The Register invites signed letters on local or national issues for the Public Forum. Briefer submissions have a better chance of publication and may be condensed. Writers may request name deletion. The paper assumes responsibility for statements.
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The
Register
Public Forum
Bug Dust By Lewis T Welch For C J Needy McQuade
The article notes a shift in American teenagers who increasingly act as a distinct economic and social group. It observes that teens choose most of their own clothing and personal items, with over 90 percent selecting their own shoes and apparel and many buying records radios cosmetics and more. It emphasizes changing parental roles in teen purchasing and independence.
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Lewis T, Welch
C. J
McQuade
Slogan Vision Sparks Motorists’ Vitamin Push
Grandpappy Jenkins casts a new slogan More vitamins for mellower motoring while chatter ranges from a tight National League pennant race to a surge in American anglers. Canada faces odd car thefts as LA reports high altitude snow. A London doctor critiques beer prescriptions amid brewing medical controversy. Americans ride elevators more than 20 billion times yearly.
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Jenkins
London
Teens and Elvis era influence on youth culture and marketing
An opinion piece recalls the teen movement's evolution from a loosely organized youth culture to a heavily merchandised phenomenon driven by Elvis Presley era icons. It critiques parents, media, and advertisers for exploiting adolescents while urging continued supervision by adults.
Silvers seeks baby timing amid wedding hush up
New York social buzz notes Phil Silvers courting fatherhood after a blind date with Eve lyn Patrick and wedding plans with Freddie Fields. Margaret Whiting, fired from Copacabana by Jules Podell after a midnight show, defended her act as a compliment. Grace Kelly receives a black poodle gift to bring to Monte Carlo for her betrothal to a rival canine. Nanette Kutner wears an $80 mink hat to a party while Frank Fay keeps his patched Harvey suit.
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Freddie Fields
Evelyn Patrick
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Margaret Whiting
Jules Podell
Maggio
Copa
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Mickey Reopney
Jane Kean
Shirl Conway
Sid Caesar
U. of Michigan
Zsa Zsa
Nanette Kutner
Frank Fay
The Sergeant Wants a Baby Copa Fires Margaret Whiting
A collage of celebrity gossip and show business notes from the era mentions The Sergeant Wants a Baby and Copa Fires Margaret Whiting in a Smithsonian joke while listing industry tidbits. Names include J J Shubert, Lehman Engel, Jackie Gleason, Bob Hope, Diana Dors, Rita Hayworth, Elvis Presley look alike Eddie Randall, Noel Coward, and Earl. The column brims with humorous asides, theater chatter, and social curiosities across New York and Hollywood.
The Worry Clinic Case on Bill K Aged 17
A psychologist analyzes a high school senior named Bill K who is 5 6 tall and a perceived behavior problem. The piece argues height does not define manhood and urges teens to seek legitimate self Improvement through academics, sports, or debate while avoiding shortcuts.
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Bill
Papa
Glee Club
Model cars to have more window than roof tops
A news snip notes the motor car industry seems to be rising with brighter prospects. An English carpenter borrowed 35 cents to buy a soccer football peak ticket and then won 210000 dollars in a separate item. The piece asks whether he repaid the tiny loan.
Bob Mollohan Goes Far in 21 Years in WV Politics
Three part profile of Robert J. Mollohan Democratic nominee for governor of West Virginia. Describes his rise from washing machine salesman to congressman since 1932, his ambitious, extroverted nature, and his close ties to mentor Senator Matthew Neely. Notes his photogenic appearance, speaking ability, and strong support in the First District.
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Hugh Maxweld
Robert H. Mollohat
Fairmont
West Virginia
Congress
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Molohan
Trish
Calhoun County
Bob Molohan
Mollohan
West, Virginia
United States
Matthew Mansfield Neely
Math Neely
Neely
Bob Moohan
First
MoKohan
Mollchan
Lady Pianist Turns North Pole Explorer
Peggy Keenan, a New York pianist and gold miner, plans to be the first woman to reach the North Pole as part of a 16 man scientific expedition next January led by her husband John Stanwell Fletcher. She owns 60 percent of Northwest Defense Minerals, Mining aims include columbium tantalum tungsten and titanium, with over a million dollars in annual metal output and a 50 year ore supply anticipated.
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t—Pegey Keenan
North Pole
T Will
John F. Stanwell-Fletcher
Miss Keenan
Arctic
Alaska
Los Angeles
Black Hills
South Dakota
Peggy
Miss Keen
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Acta
North Pote
Ben Alexander on screen and behind the scenes in Hollywood
Hollywood columnist notes Ben Alexander, once a child star and early Dragnet cast member, now plays a deputy in Pay the Devil and reflects on a 22 year return to film after a long career in radio and television. He recalls his 1930 All Quiet on the Western Front breakthrough and his rise with Universal and NBC.
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Frank Smith
Dragnet
Sgt
Joe Friday
Jack Webb
Jeff Chandler
Alexander
Universal - International
Webb
H Owas
NBC
Ben
D. W. Griffith
Penrod
Sam
Universal
Lewis Milestone
Low Ayres
Prayer excerpt from Alfred N. Sayres in Lancaster
A brief daily prayer thanks God for life and blessings and asks for wisdom in using gifts unselfishly. Signed by Alfred N. Sayres, a Lancaster Pa professor of practical theology at Theological Seminary Evangelical & Reformed Church.
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Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Evangelical & Reformed Church
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