Call for U S propaganda overhaul and training center
The piece argues the United States misunderstandings abroad and at home. It cites World War II agencies State, OWI, Nelson Rockefeller and Voice of America as failing to persuade. Saul K Padover calls for a high level Washington center to train political propagandists and strategists for a long ideological conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Sokolsky
State Department
O.W.I
Elmer Davis
Joseph Barnes
Nelson Rockefeller
Central
South America
Voice of America
Saul K. Padover
Sovet Union
Washington
Soviet Russia
America
Padover
Asia
King Features Synd., Inc
Public relations faith and US world role debated amid propaganda fears
By George Sokolsky discusses the faults of modern advertising driven PR and argues for passionate advocacy of core American ideals. It criticizes Soviet framing of the US as selfish and imperialistic and cites Asian student views about wartime bombings to illustrate dangerous misperceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Eli Quigg
Ivy Lee
Price stabilization goals under pressure in 1951
Michael V. DiSalle, substituting for Victor Riesel, explains the price stabilization program's progress since January 1950. He notes gradual cost of living increases, emphasis on restraint, and calls for Americans to save, buy only at ceiling prices, and shop in legitimate channels to preserve money's value and support a stable economy amid defense-driven production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Michael V. DiSalle
Michael Bdisalle
America
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Escape Lit From Women's Magazines Gone Sour
A New York reader describes a night of reading in a yellow lit apartment. She contrasts old romance magazines with modern issues in women’s mags, detailing a comical yet sour shift to clinical ailments and anxiety provoking content. The piece ends amid a flood of symptoms from a 10,000-word confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muscular Nepotism and Ladies' Literature Trend
The author rails at a shift in women’s magazines from moral tales to sensational miseries in print, likening the content to a grand guignol on slick paper. The piece mocks the decline of traditional advice and praise for sensational literature as cashing in on readers’ aches.
Wrens Make Truck Bed Their Home in Sardinia
A coal dealer in Sardinia reports a family of wrens living under the bed of his coal truck. The mother wren supposedly rode with the truck on deliveries, feeding her young each time the truck returned to the yards. John Fist Sr. noted the birds appeared settled as the eggs hatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardinia
John Fist
Fist
Wren
Daily Pattern Slip Pattern 4892 for a larger skirt
Pattern 4892 offers a one piece slip body with optional flared flounce or gathered ruffle to enhance a bigger skirt. Sizes 12 through 40 available with size 16 requiring 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Transfer included and requests 30 cents plus mail to Anne Adams at The Canton Repository in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Pappy O Daniel to Seek Democratic Nomination for President
W Lee O Daniel a former Texas governor and U S senator told radio listeners he would pursue the Democratic nomination for president. He warned only God can save the nation and said he was willing to help Him.
Bolt hits trio. Krempasky killed in yard
Lightning struck three men in Steve Krempasky’s yard killing 43 year old Krempasky. George Oliver 19 was injured and George’s brother Charles 26 was knocked 25 feet but unharmed. They had been negotiating an automobile purchase when the bolt occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Steve Krempasky
Krempasky
George Oliver
Phalanx Station
George
Charles
Dewey Visits Jungle Troops in Malaya Front
Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Malcolm MacDonald flew over Malayan jungles to observe anti Communist operations. He praised British military efforts, met a Royal Suffolk battalion at Kajang, and noted resettlement and rehabilitation programs for rebels and squatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Malcolm MacDonald
R.A.F
Kuala Lumpur
Royal
Suf
Kajang
New York
Lights Fail as Baby Is Born in Swedish American Hospital
A power line behind Swedish American Hospital in Rockford Illinois broke creating a blaze across the yard and plunging the hospital into darkness. Nurses moved through halls by candle light and emergency lighting while city firemen supplied the power. Doctors delivered a healthy baby boy during the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
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Lee Maag
Mgr
Ernest
Paul Jones
Frankfort Distillers Corp
Harrisburg Rd
Art Jones
Bankers Life & Casualty Co
Axel Kjelgaard
Avoca
Iowa
White Cross
Hospital Surgical
Les Grrower
The
Eee Sn Bom
Medical
Life Pesta Aeach
Legal Reserve
Bankers Life
Chicago
Illinois
Dept
3Rd Street
Canton, Ohio
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