County hospital upgrade urged with six month budget plan
Dr. Herbert Notkin of the Onondaga County Welfare Dept will present a 43 364 budget for Van Duyn County Memorial Hospital improvements to the Board of Supervisors on Monday. If approved, six months start July 1 with new X ray electrocardiograph and therapy equipment and a larger staff.
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Board of Supervisors
Herbert Notkin
Onondaga County Welfare Dept
Notkin
Edward S. van Duyn County Memorial Hospital
Onondaga Hill
Delay Strike Continue Talks in Ford UAW Bargaining
In Detroit the Ford Motor Company and United Automobile Workers face a public dispute over two contract ideas: Guaranteed Annual Wage and Security Through Stock Sharing. Both sides anticipate agreement pending a moratorium on the strike to avoid production disruption and protect wages and the economy.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Ford-Uaw
GAW
John B. Tuck Sr Example of Duty and Service
John B. Tuck Sr. exemplified duty through military service begun at age 20. He served overseas, sustained disability, and passed the honor to his son. The article notes his professional recognition and ongoing involvement in veterans’ events.
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John B. Tuck, Sr
John B. Tuck
Tuck
Asdees
Ann Clenis
Lee
ST. At Bis Ces Glaninan
Sane Wa
St Louis Vote Advances Ambitious City Plan Across Missouri
Civic leaders outline 23 municipal projects totaling 110.6 million dollars with 16.4 million for schools. Voters approve the plan by up to six to one, enacting new taxes to fund slum clearance schools hospitals and civic facilities as Syracuse notes contrasting debt policy.
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St. Louis
Texas
Missouri
Syracuse
Planning Commission
Everson Museum Fund
Syracuse University
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
University
Miss Everson
Everson
Gifford Foundation
Tere
Security in Science Progress Against Loyalty Fears
A Providence Journal summary notes that loyalty security probes affect scientists and their careers. It cites a physicist whose clearance was revoked over his in law in laws future, and discusses broader impacts on PhDs, wages, and US vs Soviet tech growth amid secrecy rules.
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AEC
Manifest Destiny and a Call for Open Debate
A quote attributed to William C. Duress emphasizes America's global mission to aid others and urges imaginative thinking abroad. It calls for tolerance at home, championing the Bill of Rights, and insists on engaging ideas through argument and counter-argument.
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America
Wiliam C. Duress
Prune Industry Goes in Search of Consumer Prisms
A Sylvia Porter column discusses whether prunes should be marketed as laxatives or as everyday snacks. It recounts research by Ernest Dichter and James Vicary on consumer behavior and how advertising could emphasize or downplay laxative connotations, highlighting the tensions between perception and marketing strategy.
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Tafey
Department of Defense
Prune Indusry
Ernest Dichter
James M. Vicary
Dichter
Pune Rideout
Womegut
Vicary
California
Wuarwarine
Viewpoints on Little League and reading guidance
Letters from GENE WILBUR and MRS MARION FURMAN critique local Little League involvement and home reading advice. Wilbur challenges parents to help the league and calls out critics. Furman argues reading should be guided by teachers rather than parents at home.
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Herald-Journal
Little League
Nora Curtin
The
Valley
Gene Wilbur
Better to Let Teachers Teach to the Herald-Journal
An elementary school teacher with five years of experience writes to Dr. Flesch, noting interest in his articles and arguing that teaching methods are imperfect but that he overemphasizes certain points while missing the core need to empower teachers in the classroom.
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New York
Flesch
Marion Fur
Britain and United States unite before four power talks
London and Washington show strong Allied solidarity amid pre summit talks. Eden privately meets with a correspondent for an hour to discuss common aims. The private discussion reinforces that the American and British governments understand each other, with no need to reveal plans yet.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Davie Lawrence
Eden
United Sates
Allied leaders seek repeated talks to bridge four power rifts
In a summary of Western diplomacy, Lidity leaders discuss persistent effort if initial talks fail. Unification of Germany and independence for satellites emerge as central aims, with Eden and Sir Anthony Eden noted for close cross Atlantic understanding amid hydrogen bomb era concerns.
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Moscow
Germany
Europe
Western Alps
Eden
Anthony
Alen
Winston Church
Anthony Eden
Rustia
Ever Lappin
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