Where Does Luxury Stop And Necessity Begin
The article notes high U S home ownership of electric devices such as radios refrigerators clocks washers and ranges and cites industry forecasts of appliance sales surpassing 5 billion next year. It argues rising living standards and vast product proliferation since the mid 20th century reshape what is considered a necessity.
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United States
Scientific American
Sam Dawson
Tucson Gas and Electric
Arizona Hereford Auction Boosts Cattlemen Amid Drought
The Arizona National Livestock Show at Phoenix fairgrounds on January 25 offers credit to buyers for high quality Herefords. Drought has forced culling, and the sale aims to help ranchers rebuild their herds with superior bulls from leading breeders including the University of Arizona experimental farm.
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Arizona
Drouth
Phoenix State Fairgrounds
Arizona National
University of Arizona, Experimental Farm
Southwest
Nmornone
How To Get U.N. Observers Into Hungary
Roscoe Drummond argues for placing United Nations observers inside Hungary by selecting qualified embassy staff to serve as observers. He notes the UN General Assembly urging action and suggests the observers could be seconded from within Hungary, with the choice of whether to retain or replace existing embassy duties.
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U.N
Hungary
General Assembly of the United Nations
United Nations
U.N. Observers for Hungary Considered From Small Nations
The article argues selecting U.N. observers from detached smaller countries with missions in Budapest to avoid Kremlin pretexts. It lists India Iran Norway the Netherlands Switzerland Sweden Iceland Belgium Turkey Denmark Argentina Finland and Poland as possibilities. It suggests Hammarskjold visit Hungary with a U.S. observer team and notes the Hungarian bravery could inspire the West.
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Kremlin
U.N
Budapest
India
Iran
Norway
Netherlands
Switzerland
Sweden
Iceland
Belgium
Turkey
Denmark
Argentina
Finland
Poland
Relief for Hungary How Best To Do It
An opinion piece arguing American relief to Hungary is hampered by many groups and politics. It suggests American Red Cross options, Swiss inspectors, and potential aid routes via Austria and the International Red Cross, urging clear, flaggable relief under the American banner to reach Hungarians while avoiding political manipulation.
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Hungary
American Red Cross
International Red Cross
Switzerland
Hungaria
Hungarian Red Cross
Austria
Vienna
Communist Party
Zhukn
Stalin
Ukraine
Herbert Hoover
Lenin
Russia
Good Times For Electrical Industry In 1957 Outlook
Industry leaders predict a robust 1957 with sales rising 4 to 10 percent to about 21 billion dollars. General Electric's Ralph Cordiner warns of a strong backlog and no downturn, while Westinghouse expects utility division sales above 2 billion. Appliance and consumer segments are seen as hot with Norge's Sayre and others forecasting multi-billion dollar gains.
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Electric
Ralph J. Cordiner
Westinghouse Flectric
William W Morris
Defense
Morris
Judson S. Sayre
Norge
Borg-Warner
Touring Tucson Musicians Reach Los Angeles Concert
In Arizona Album chapter details the Tucson Philharmonic Band’s three year rise as a touring musical group. The 1893 era ensemble, led by conductor Fred Ronstadt, traveled to Los Angeles for a Sept 16 Mexican Day celebration with stops planned for Santa Barbara and Redondo Beach.
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Tucson
Los Angeles
Fred Ronstadt
Ronstadt
Hens
Santa Barbara
Redondo Beach
Roins
City Hall
Meyer
Main Avenues
West Jackson Street
Vasquez
South Meyer
Louis Rodriguez
Miguel Carrillo
Dick Ronstadt
E. Casanova
Refino Velez
Pete
Odd Facts from Hal Boyle Notebook
Miami Beach columnist shares curious snippets from reader mail about heart sizes and beats, water’s crowded atoms, rabies, iodine fumigation, fashion tastes, cobalt bombs, and daily life quirks. Notable figures Teresa Brewer Jackie Gleason Dan ish dancer Elliol Paul appear in tangential mentions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Teresa Brewer
America
Mel Allen
Fight For Sight
North St
Jackie Gleason
Len Srilard
University of Chicago
Wayne University
Paul Haakon
Tune Taylor School of the Dance
Elliol Paul
Nehru The Paradox of a Marxist Indian Leader
Biography sketches Nehru as a paradoxical figure raised in wealth who leads a socialist movement and cites Marxism as useful yet suppresses Communists in India. It notes his cautious stance on Soviet Hungary, UN votes, and his agnostic stance beside Gandhi’s legacy. The piece highlights his complex personal history and enduring national leadership.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Hungary
France
Israel
Fayot
Nehru
India
Ourgeoisie
Frank Mo‘aes
Times of Indi
Marx
Communist Party
Ton
Eisenhower
Mahatma K. Gandhi
Fawaharlal
Gandhi
Mahatma
Vincent Shean
Nehr
A Little Child Shall Lead Them Devotions
The reading contrasts Old and New Testaments about childlike faith. It notes children’s wonder honesty and impact on perceptions of heaven and maturity. It offers a today prayer asking for humility generosity and kindness through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Our Lord
Cauren Turon Emunel
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Cinch
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Hal Boyle
Richard Spong
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Youre
Tommy
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