Armchair Citizens Blamed in Political Corruption Talk
New York column cites Princeton professor Dr. Joseph I. E. McLean arguing that corruption stems from passive citizens and local party machines. He urges active local participation and lists ten steps to become effective, round‑the‑clock citizens including attending meetings and tracking votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nana
Rovenpf Ard Incomes
Joseph I E. McLean
Princeton University
Nonpartisan
Educational Public Affairs Committee
T A McLean
Vhe
McLean
Incel
Larce
Red Frisons Spawn Madness And Death
Willa Rome reports on Soviet prison conditions revealing creeping insanity, extreme confinement, and brutal searches. Claudio De Mohr, an Italian detainee, endured six years in custody after capture in Bulgaria in 1944. He and 11 Italians were released in 1950. two women died years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Rome
Claudio de Mohr
Bulgaria
Sky Warden's Army Recruited To Delve Into Flying Saucers
A captured Soviet prison profile describes Lefortovo in Moscow with 225 cells housing three prisoners per cell, dim light from a wall vent, and harsh conditions. The report comments on diplomatic detentions, and shifts to U.S. Army views on atomic bombs and tactical use, led by Lt. Gen. James M. Swing, detailing weapon concepts and experimental processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Warden
DE Mohr
Chiga Palace
Moscow
Lefortove
Nizhtmara
Bvtutha
Lubyanka
Lavrenty Peria
Rome
Carthage
Geng
M. Swing
U.S. Sixth Army
Heller
Fantomen
Alomey
Iman
Uranium Boom Draws Few but Rich Prospectors
In Grand Junction Colorado the Atomic Energy Commission backs a uranium rush with about four thousand workers aiming to boost production for atom bombs and future power. The article follows explorers, engineers, and a Monte Carlo expedition planning to harvest sea life for survival while waiting for ore and refining to Grand Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Grand Junction
Colo
Atomic Energy Commission
Gauss
Atlante
Monte Carlo
Alain
Faniton
AEC
Wu. S
Grand Junction
Tanger
Denver
Atome Energy Commission
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamezoo
Probe Solution To Mystery Is Sought
A California group of scientists recruits an army of sky wardens to probe unexplained aerial visions. U S Air Force intelligence officers join the Civilian Saucer Investigation Group to gather data from across the United States and abroad. The goal is a plausible scientific explanation of flying saucers within two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
U.S. Air Force Base
Dazion
le Dale
Mose
Lozea
Wiek Riedel
Williams
Sullivan
Eichler
Brazil
Argentina
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Study of Sleep Helps Doctor Cure Patients
London doctor Dr. James McDonnell proposes a sleep based cure for aches by aligning joints through muscle tone and sleeping posture. He argues that spinal and joint relief depends on proper side sleeping with the upper leg straight, inner leg flexed, and head supported on a pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Xana-Kemnews
Berlin
James McDonnell
McDonnell
Million Americans Turn 65 in 1952
Cincinnati report notes nearly 1,000,000 Americans will reach 65 in 1952 with 13 more years expected. Dr Dutchess cites preventive medicine advances, improved medical care, and antimicrobial therapies as key factors boosting longevity and health for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles E Dutcheds
Sach
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Dallas Johnson
Ryan
Lefortovg
Colum
Thomas R. Henry Las Vegab
Nev
Eny
Jewett Jeng
Sing
Mother
Cnita
Verificai
Italy
Normandy
Alee
Cohen At
Suard
Red
Tucner
Assevia
Associated Press
Bambara
Monte Carlo Oceanographical Museum
Tade Plateau
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Andy Imorthwest
New Mexico
Bomhard
AL Whiting
New City
Ordindance
Columarlga Po
Ruth Mulvey
Iesstemee
Ia Ah
Dick Williams
Waliner Riedel
Jthief
German Rocket ‘Center
Peensmuende
U.S
Riedel
She
Board of Directors
Dutchess