Editorial on anti Communist goods licensing and signage
The piece advocates municipal adoption of a Columbus ordinance to ban trade with enemies, requiring licenses, annual fees, and conspicuous five inch signs declaring Communist origin. It cites Rep Gross and Rep Devine, notes penalties up to 500 dollars or six months, and urges widespread adoption while doubting revenue motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Gross
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Samuel Devine
Ohio
Columbus
Congressional Record
W. Ralston Westlake
Gross
Ideological clash over public power and nuclear plans at Hanford
The piece notes opposition to government driven power projects in the Pacific Northwest. It describes a plan by 16 public utility districts to issue 130 million in revenue bonds for a plutonium reactor at Hanford Washington. It frames the debate as a larger fight between private and public power and between anti socialism ideology and nuclear development. Mary Baker Eddy is cited in a closing quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Hanford
Washington
Con
Cuba
Looking Ahead Dr George S Benson The Sound And Fury
A column argues Congress will grill tax cuts amid debate on economic policy. It warns that a cut may rely on deficits and reform, questions consumer gains, and urges reduced government spending to restore incentives and limit debt. It cites high marginal rates and criticizes deficit financing as undermining any tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congress
Karl Marx
Stadium Banquet Banter and Anxious Guest Book Oddities
A lighthearted high school banquet moment features a speaker’s dry mouth and a spectator quip about a windmill run by water. In Burlington Iowa a hospital hosts an Anxious Guests book with candid notes from expectant fathers. a Des Moines piece notes a boy captaincy candidacy and fieldyard drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Iowa
Des Moines Register
Backward Look at 1933 Crossings and Community Aid
Selections from Cowrier files recount Batavia and Williamsburg bridge worries, 2.2 beer sales, flour relief, and a Tri County Council plan. News notes include church anniversary events, Easter egg hunt success, and school staff changes across Clermont County communities.
Moral Re Armament Music At Midnight In Boston
The MRA play Music at Midnight toured Boston the week of March 26 after Cincinnati run March 18-20. Elliot Norton of the Record American praised its serious theme of submitting wills to God's will and noted attentive audiences and a contrasting shock value to religion in theatre. The Boston Herald highlighted strong acting, dry humor, and a distinguished sponsor committee including Governor Endicott Peabody and Senator Edward Kennedy, with broad academic and industrial support across Massachusetts institutions.
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Boston
Mass
MRA
Cincinnati
The
Courier
Elliot Norton
Nora Swinburne
Walter Fitzgerald
Wgbh-Tv
Norton
Boston Herald
New England
Elinor Hughes
Wilbur Theater
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Christian Herter
Flow
Europe
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Edward Brooke
Charles Ad
Rayth Company
Ata
Lewis Cabot
Cabot —Ation
General James
Roger Damon
First National Bank
J.liam Belanger
Massachusetts State Council
Arthur Hartin
Greater Labor Council
John Moran
International Songs Association
Prin
Harold Case
Ion University
Acales
Ni Institute
Julius Stratton
Institu Technology
Scientific
Rese
William
Harvard
Michael Walsh
S.J
Boston College
Bsachusetts
House
Senate
Erwin Canham
Christian Science Mo
Charles Lewin
Bedford Standard-Times
William D. Steek
Standard Times
Harsha calls end to state and commerce merry-go-round policies
Congressman Harsha urged Congress to strengthen the Export Control Act to halt the State and Commerce Departments policies he described as a merry-go-round. He accused Commerce of exporting strategic materials to Russia and other Communist nations since 1963, citing millions in value and specific items like steel mill parts and synthetic rubber.
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Harsha
Congress
State and Commerce Departments
Department of Commerce
Russia
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Jarsiia
Sutc
Yugo- Slavia
United States
NATO
Germany
Cuba
Departments of Commerce and State
Export-Import Bank
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Such a teasing fickle yet adorable Spring
The writer recalls a spring day as a living poem and a perfect season. Nostalgia frames memories of straw hats, top down cars, shorts, and lake trips while noting weather shifts from bright warmth to looming clouds and a possible flood omen. The piece celebrates Spring as a charming, capricious lady.
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Tealtown
Poets Nook and Submissions From Editors
Poets Nook features unpublished poems and reprints with submissions to editor Mrs. E Haoulton. Grace Josh offers Spring Is Here with vivid spring imagery and a note on cadence. Shirley Aberlain contributes Listening Sleep reflecting a mother’s night vigil and a child’s cry.
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Collier
E Haoulton
Grace Josh
Ladies Home
Shirley Aberlain
Rersgtmi
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Columbus Council
Mary Baker Eddy
DR. George. S. Benson
Ps Aemee
Eloise Ellis
Batavia
Williamsburg
Clermont County
C. C. Rice
County Relief Commission
Fred Croswell
State Welfare Board
Goshen
Tri-County Council
Clermont
Warren
Clinton
Lincoln Hurst
Cozaddale
Frances Reese
Clermont County Welfare Board
Raymond Jacobs
Loveland
Marion Barre
Mittee
Guy Holmes
Bethel
Pleasant Plain
Goshen Board of Education
Clinton County
Tay-lor Methodist Church
Theodore Berry
oAnm
Little ‘Church
Fifth and
New Sts
Denny Rosenhoffer
Karen Jackson
Frank W. Weaver Post and Courier
Legion
Merchants of
Board of Education
R. W. Thirey
Thirey
George
Rover
Hazel McLeish
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