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America’s growing needs demand new clothes for growth
The text argues that even a multi billion dollar figure remains modest for funding America’s expanding society. It calls on towns cities and states to share the burden of raising and spending money on physical needs. It notes the responsibility cannot be evaded and may require trimming luxuries.
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America
A Toy for a Child Christmas Appeal
Americans spend about 25 million dollars daily on toys before Christmas yet some children lack new toys. Communities offer generosity to ensure every child shares in the season. Consider giving to extend the Christmas spirit through toy donations.
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United States
Stevenson signals role in shaping party policy as elder statesman
Adlai E. Stevenson states his aim to influence Democratic policy through party counsels and opposition. Analysts note his possible stance between the party leadership and the left wing as Congress weighs what strong opposition means. The future strategy must balance solid South support with left-leaning urban voters.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Will Stevenson
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
South
Outgrowing the Nations Public Works Needs
Maj. Gen. J. S. Bragdon, Eisenhower adviser on public works, warns that local governments must increase annual spending to about twice current levels. He estimates a total need of around 200 billion dollars for new or improved public works nationwide.
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America
J. S. Bragdon
Eisenhower
Bragdon
Political horse sense and U S aid in the Arab world
The writer questions how oil royalties are spent and whether Western aid reduces Soviet influence. They note Nasser mortgaged Egyptian cotton for Soviet arms while Aswan dam talks dragged, and argue for a careful study of aid’s political impact and the meaning of political horse sense.
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Nasser
High Aswan
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Central Press Association
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Hitler
Suez
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Terre Haute 30 Years Ago Today December 5 1926 Highlights
A recap of Vigo county roads built in 1926 costing 347038.79 dollars and 14.69 miles in Harrison township. Local society notes include Mrs. John M Wisely leading the Woman's Department Club literature section. Various social visits and births are listed with neighbors named alongside.
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Vigo County
Harrison Township
John M. Wisely
Woman’s Department Club
Louise Altenberger
Eighth Avenue
James Brown
North Tenth Street
J. E. Freed
Terre Haute Civic Symphony Orchestra
Frederick R. Benson
South Fifth Street
Chicago
P. E. McCown
Indianapolis
Frank McCarthy
Edgewood Grove
Terre Haute Auto Company
Harold Gasaway
D. C. Brown
Dwight Fitterer
H. A. Ward
Joseph Parsons
Stanley Stohr
Indiana University
Ray Biller
Frances
Ehrman
Elmer
Dorothy
Ozzy Brandy
Thelma
Vivian Wade
Jeanne
Elmer Pruitt
Roy
Eugenia Ann Carpenter
Helen Henderson
South Twenty-first Street
Poland’s Crisis Likely to Reignite In Future
The discussion notes that Poland may face renewed upheaval as workers demand bread and freedom, while Soviet troops remind Poles of limited sovereignty. Gomulka’s regime hides underlying tensions with limited elections and growing organized opposition, risking a sharper crisis later.
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Moscow
Gomulka
Horoscope by Stella December 5 Daily planets and advice
Born today you are high spirited and impulsive yet sincere and capable of long effort. Learn not to cross bridges before you come to them and focus on present duties. Noted births include George A. Custer, Walt Disney, Martin Van Buren, Virginia Lee Corbin among others.
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George A. Custer
Clinton H. Merriam
Martin van Buren
Henry Osborn Taylor
Alice Brown
Ellis Parker Butler
Walt Disney
Virginia Lee Corbin
Daily Guide
First government employment bureau founded in Paris 1843
The first government employment bureau was established in Paris France in 1843. It marked a new public administration approach by centralizing job placement. The initiative influenced later national labor services and state employment policies.
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Paris
France
New York DJ William B Williams Faces Fan Mail Fallout
Local disc jockey and radio host William B Williams, famed for a husky baritone, recalls a two year rush of passionate letters from a female admirer that led to legal involvement and a Bellevue commitment. He wonders if television may end the illusion of his voice’s power.
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New York
William B. Williams
William
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New York City
Williams
W.B.W
William B
Bellevue
Williams Fan Mail Daily
Jenny
Jimmy
Golden
Mirror for Gotham through the eyes of critics
Bayrd Still surveys New York City as a vast emblem of contrasts from its founding in 1609 to the present. He collects opinions from visitors and residents alike, noting praise and scorn for its growth, cleanliness, culture, and crowds, underscoring the metropolis as a paradoxical urban drama.
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Bayrd Still
N. Y. University Press
Hudson
Verrazzano
New Amsterdam
Broadway
Brooklyn Bridge
Henry Miller
Cork
Chicago
United States
Poultry Sex-Selection Claim Stirs Michigan State Hope
East Lansing residents read about a claim that a new egg dipping method could determine chick sex before birth. George Blackburn of Vineland New Jersey firm says details are secret. Michigan State University researchers think hormones under pressure through the eggshell may be involved.
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East Lansing
Mich
George Blackburn
Vineland
N. J
Michigan State University
Itching linked to emotional stress says New Jersey doctor
Dr O J Sokoloff studies patients with severe anal and external genital itching finding no physical disorder and linking the condition to emotional conflicts. He notes itching is triggered by anxiety laden events and perpetuated by scratching as a substitute for emotion. Treatments include X ray therapy hydrocortisone and tranquilizers to reduce anxiety and help patients adjust attitudes.
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New Brunswick
New Jersey
O. J. Sokoloff
Washington march of events and tax cut outlook
Neutral switch on the Hungarian crisis aims to sway Asian nations led by Nehru to oppose Soviet actions. Fear grows of a Far East move by China with Formosa and Hong Kong seen as likely targets. Tax cut prospects dim as Congress faces a tense world scene with a possible surplus next year and debt reduction emphasis.
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Nehru
Kremlin
United States
Far East
China
Peiping
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Free World
Middle East
Asia
Formosa
Hong Kong
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Treasury
Eisenhower
Frédéric Bartholdi and Le Penseur Sculptor Facts
Answers cover Bartholdi the designer of the Statue of Liberty and Auguste Rodin as the Le Penseur sculptor while John OGroat was a Scottish scion. Luke the Apostle question notes Luke not one of the twelve. The Binet Simon test is an intelligence test not a disease test. Also historical notes mark Van Buren birth in 1782 and Prohibition ending in 1933 with the British Commons peace rejection in 1940.
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Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
le Penseur
John O’groat
Johnny Groat
St. Luke
Apostles of
Jesus
Martin van Buren
United States
House of Commons
Germany
Walt Disney and Vincent Sheenan Birthday Acknowledgment
Today marks the birthdays of Walt Disney renowned film and television cartoonist and producer and Vincent Sheenan noted author. Both are celebrated figures in their respective fields with wide recognition.
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Walt Disney
Vincent Sheenan
It’s Been Said On Poetry’s Power To Say More With Less
A compact reflection noting poetry’s merit in conveying more meaning in fewer words than prose, attributed to Voltaire. The line emphasizes poetry’s economical expressiveness and enduring value.
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Voltaire
Your Future Prospects and Child Guidance
The passage forecasts excellent prospects for the reader with gains coming unexpectedly. It advises a today’s child to be prudent, independent and ambitious, framing personal growth as a steady, proactive path.
How'd You Make Out
A list of statements identifies a sculptor of the Statue of Liberty as Auguste Rodin born 1840 died 1917 and notes a later disciple of St Paul who was a physician. The final item asserts the test judges intelligence level.
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Auguste Rodin
John O’groat
Duncan Bay Head
Scotland
St. Paul
Burglar Alarm Trick Ends With Lockout Incident
Police in Bowling Green Kentucky found a man inside a department store after an alarm that rings about monthly went off by mistake. He had been locked in by accident while attempting to exit, and officers confirmed no burglary.
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Bowling Green
Thief Steals Fireman’s Trousers at El Paso Station
Fireman William Holmes slept through a quiet night but awoke to find his trousers stolen from the sleeping quarters at the El Paso fire station. Police are investigating the unusual burglary.
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EL Paso
Tex
William Holmes
Holmes
COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS BOOSTS CIVIC PROJECTS
Editor's letter discusses Time magazine clipping praising united community campaigns. It cites Seattle's United Good Neighbor appeal funding a civic center library and school improvements and quotes William M. Allen on the value of coordinated fundraising and civic focus for social welfare efforts.
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Time
Seattle
United Good Neighbor
Boeing Airplane Co
William M. Allen
United Community Campaigns of America
Paris Finds California Wine at Maxim's After All
In Paris at Maxim's, two American visitors discover dusty California whites from proprietor Louis Vandable. The sommelier initially denies foreign wines, but after consultation two bottles appear. Patrons critique the California wines as small, flat yet cold, with a Napa Barbera 1942 later judged decent.
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Paris
Louis Vandable
Maxim’s
Los Angeles
California
Vandable
Albert
United States
Will fat-free diet remove gallstones
A reader asks if gallstones will disappear after X rays confirm gallstones and a fat-free diet is advised. The answer: gallstones are unlikely to vanish, but weight reduction and a fat-free diet can help prevent future gallbladder attacks.
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