Banks on Strike Would Threaten National Stability
A 1950s banking outlook warns that a nationwide bank workers strike could disrupt millions of checking and saving accounts, halt payment flows, and force government intervention. Observers note forty million checking accounts plus thousands of savings accounts underpin daily commerce and defense bond purchases.
Wasteful Plans Of The Military And Red Tape Critique
A critical view argues that defense spending expands without necessity. It cites Pentagon excess and bureaucratic hiring, urging reductions to cut overhead and keep rearmament effective without waste. It claims civilians and military alike demand more personnel, while experts push for smarter, leaner planning.
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Christmas Spirit In July Reflections On Year Round Giving
A Thomasville piece argues charity should extend beyond Christmas. A welfare worker recalls July needs among unfortunates, noting gifts are scarce except for a bath suit or a month camp. A local group once gave money for July use, illustrating year round generosity.
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Welfare Department
Jobs In Washington And The Patronage Fear
The piece surveys jobs in government and the fear of voters and workers that administrations change will cost them their posts. It notes District of Columbia residents cannot vote in general elections and may travel home to vote at their own expense. It references Truman era politics, patronage extending to Congress, and calls for reform to reduce patronage. It also mentions Netherlands news and a growing strike situation in Asia with an uncertain outcome.
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Tennessee
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White House
America
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Digest
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Travel notes from a curbstone philosopher in Denver
Boyle's Notebook outlines Western views on Korea and politics, noting Westerners seek new solutions to stalemate while reflecting on space, community, and rural zoning in New Mexico. It contrasts urban dependence with Western openness and describes Indian souvenir salesmen's pragmatic realism.
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Brooklyn
Mexico
United States
Gorbye
Fall of Madrid Promised by Il Duce's Paper Editorial
The Madrid fall foretold by a Mussolini linked newspaper editorial. Eden seeks peace as unions push strikes with National Guard protection. Third term talk buzzes. Grady County 4 H delegates Ardell Bell and Arthur Prince named. Miss Evelyn Turner marries Wilbur Milton. Thomasville Orioles win first half title with 4-3 win over Reds. Cy Morgan joys victory.
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Eden
Murray
National Guard
Ardell Bell
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Grady County
Evelyn Turner
Wilbur Milton
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Cordele
Cy Morgan
Egypt
Naas
Middle East
Bremen
FDR
U. S
OPA
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Moultrie
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Piney Woods
Valdostans
TV Tonight Listings Narrow Night of Programs
NBC CBS and ABC schedule Thursday programs with hits like Dragnet FBI in Peace and War The Great TV Parade includes Night Beat The lineup featuresMarline Dietrich James Melton Amos and Andy Lone Ranger and Service Men's bouts with Eastern Daylight Time adjustments
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James Melton
Martin Kane
CBS
Peter Lind Hayes
Amos and Andy
ABC
Mr. Arsenic
Dumont
Bill Slater
Why Chicago Hosts Domes and Republicans Conventions
Washington reports on the 1940s style convention planning. Republicans meet July 7 and Democrats July 71. Subcommittees pick central locations, ample facilities, and hotel space. Chicago offers air conditioning and around 2000 media staff. City contributions total 500000 to each party to cover costs and gain publicity.
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Chicago
Strength Through Adversity Shapes a Strong Life
The piece argues that experience teaches best when learned directly yet recognizing value in others' lessons. Hard knocks build strength, like sparring for a boxing champ, and challenges can mold life into a durable, beautiful work if embraced as growth.
The Telephone User Faces Public Censure
A man planning a call hopes to avoid conflict by asking for consent, then faces a crowd that criticizes every move. Critics glare, pace, and question the need and duration of calls, sighing at delays and deeming the user inconsiderate. After finishing, the room loses interest and the line goes silent.
Wake Up To More Comfort From Doan's Pills
Nagging backache and low energy may signal slow kidney function. Doctors stress kidney health and warn against neglect when symptoms like night urges and frequent passages appear. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 60 years, promise relief by helping kidneys flush waste.
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Dean
Doan
Chapter 17 Scene with Melisande and Paul in Quiet House
Melisande and Paul discuss fear and marriage as they settle into a remote Berowra Waters home. Gardiner explores the setting, finds eerie calm and new hopes rising from past decay as Willis plans for a caretaker arrival and a possible holiday.
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