Advertising Welcomed as Newspaper Aid Says McBride
Robert J. McBride of the Detroit Free Press argues that ads are essential to newspapers and readers rely on ads for shopping. He notes a Northwestern University survey showing 61 percent of housewives prefer TV without commercials while 92 percent want newspapers with advertising. The ad message is most effective when welcomed by audiences.
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Robert J. McBride
Detroit Free Press
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Northwestern University
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A Child Alone Is A Child In Danger!
A warning from M.8. T. & T. Monitor on child fire safety. It cites that one in five fire deaths are children under ten and urges never leaving kids home alone. Advice covers securing matches and lighters, teaching fire danger, and planning escape routes with adults and babysitters.
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York City
Ieee *Isler
Younster
Bremember
M.8. T. & T. Monitor
Gardiner Family Returns to Calif from Naples
Ada Openshaw reports Dale Gardiner and wife with baby returned to Oroville California last week. Also Mickey and Corky Brewer return to Stockton and make their home there. Several relatives and neighbors appear in social notes including Mrs Jobo, Mrs Shupe, Jody Anderson, Mrs Reynolds and others with visits to Montana and Provo. The piece lists numerous names and a birthday celebration for B Vere Wilson.
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Ada Openshaw
Dale Gardiner
Baby
Oroville
Calif
Mary Elizabeth Gardiner
Sparks
Neveda
Garth Ross
Mickey
Corky Brewer
Stockton
Jobo
Ina’ Chilvers
Stella
Dennis Anderson
Jody
Doris Siupe
Linus Openshaw
Anderson
Shupe
Montana
Jody Anderson
Glen Reynolds
Everett Coon
Provo
B. Vere Wilson
Boyd Workman
Wilson
Lovell Simmons
Verdig’ Banwaring
Grace Manwaring Visits and Local Family Notes
Grace Manwaring attended events with the Merrell family as relatives visit the Estes Manwaring home. Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver of Logan joined them during the week at the Estes Manwaring residence. In Michigan last year hunting and fishing permits exceeded those in any other state, with 2,370,000 issued in the 1955-56 fiscal year.
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Niles Southam
Monticello
Southam
James Oliver
Logan
Estes , Manwaring
Michigan
Bulging Budget Battle Booms
The piece outlines a fierce budget clash in Washington as the 85th Congress fights the proposed $71.8 billion budget. President Eisenhower warns against cutting defense, while Congress debates tax cuts and spending, with estimates rising toward $75 billion for 1959. The battle features party splits and fears of weakening national defense amid fiscal pressure.
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Italy
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Europe
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