Congress Leaders Predict Broad Budget Cuts and Tax Reductions
Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts as Republican House leader foresees substantial budget cuts and lower taxes beginning next January. He aligns with Speaker Sam Rayburn and Rep. John McCormick in bipartisan support for fiscal restraint to keep a balanced budget. The aim is a loan budget with reduced taxes and revenue left for debt payoff, to stabilize the economy and curb inflation.
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Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Congress
Mr. Martin
Sam Rayburn
Texas
John W. McCormuick
House
U. S
Gifted children need balanced paths in public schools
At a Pittsburgh convention, Warren A. Ketchem of the University of Michigan urged calm, professional guidance for gifted children. He warned against parental alarm and pressure, saying gifted youths require informal support and trust in parents to provide proper expectations and encouragement.
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Russia
International Council For Exceptional Children
Warren A. Ketchem
University of Michigan
Ketchem
Pittsburgh
Editorial Digest Highlights From Daily Papers
The digest surveys editorials from multiple papers, noting recurring themes and standout opinions. It compiles strong views on politics, economy, society, and governance, reflecting regional perspectives and debates across outlets.
Three racial killings sparkhood debate in Mississippi
A March 11 17 year old Palmer and April 24 17 year old Bevins killed in Chicago and Boston cited as recent lynchings by race. Edward Rose slain in Mississippi too, while wife Do lores pregnant survives. Writer accuses Northern press and critics of ignoring Southern racial violence and expanding lynching to include unprovoked slayings.
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Edward Rose
Neuro
Dolores
Rose
Alvin Palmer
Joseph Schwartz
Palmer
Curtis Bevins
David Vandersteeg
Bevins
Boston
Young Palmer
Chicago
Tuskegee Institute
United States
Northern Press
Mississippi
Emmett Till
Roce
New York Times
South
North
Potomac
Genius will out in gifted children study says warning
The piece notes that gifted children may thrive with special classes but argues the truly talented will stand out despite any neglect, asserting genius will out. It emphasizes confidence in exceptional abilities amid debates on education for the gifted.
Principles and Unity in the Republican Party
President Eisenhower says internal differences in the GOP can be healthy yet the party shares a core set of unalterable truths guiding U.S. governance. Senator Carl T. Curtis argues the party’s heart lies in cutting government size, trimming spending, and lowering taxes, amid discontent with current domestic policy.
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Eisenhower
United States
Nebraska
Carl T. Curtis
Washington
Republican Party
Curtis
Red Cross Officer Retires and Succession Named
From 1952 files Mrs Susan Kabler retires after ten years as executive secretary of the Winchester Frederick County Red Cross. Geneva Hubbell succeeds her with J Bogehead assisting. Herman Wouk wins Pulitzer for The Caine Mutiny. Police arrest G G Hughes in a Byrd airport theft bid. Queen Shenandoah Helen Ames Washington crowned by French ambassador. Dorothy Cooper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Cooper, carries the crown. Melvin Green hosts out of town luncheon at South Washington Street home.
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Susan Kabler
Winchester-Prederick County
American Red Cross
Geneva Hubbell
G. G. Hughes
North Carolina
Byrd Airport
Shenandoah
Helen Ames Washington
Dvorothy Cooper
Eugene Cooper
Melvin Green
South Washington St
Blackburn Moore seeks reelection to Virginia House of Delegates
The article notes Blackburn Moore announced his candidacy for re election to the Virginia House of Delegates. It also mentions Hilary Brant Jr 14 son of Mr and Mrs veomt of Martinsburg Pike as first infant for the second annual Soap Box Derby. Lt Commander and Mrs Norman E Cooper were visiting the Rev and Mrs Norman E Cooper at their home.
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Blackburn Moore
Virginia
House of Delegates
Hilary Brant, Jr
Veomt
Martinsburg Pike
Chamber of
Com- Phetree
Norman E. Cooper
Apple Blossom Activities Mark 25 Years Ago
Report from 1932 recalls Apple Blossom events with community clubs, parades, and regional leaders reflecting on a quarter century of celebration and town pride.
Enders resigns fire captaincy amid business duties
50 years ago 1907 John H. Enders undertaker and Berryville Fire Company captain resigns due to business demands. Annapolis exam results show 328 candidates, 127 pass. Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr of Winchester among those passing all subjects. Mr. and Mrs. J William Taylor return from Jamestown Exposition impressed by attractions.
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John H. Enders
Berryville
Annapolis
Washington
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
Winchester
J. William Taylor
Presidents and golf shaped by burden of duty through ages
A survey traces presidents from Washington to Eisenhower noting how travel, golf, and vacations sparked criticism yet reflected the heavy demands of the office. It recalls Roosevelt, Truman, Coolidge, and others balancing public duties with personal escapes and the public eye.
The Doctor Speaks on Eye Ailments and Hidden Causes
Eye trouble can stem from unseen conditions such as gout or diabetes, and even brain tumors may cause headaches misread as vision problems. Early lab tests and prompt treatment can restore vision. protect children from contagious diseases by preventing exposure.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglass
The article argues the greatest obstacle to living an upright life is compromise. It warns that small, unnoticed concessions lead to major transgressions that shake life’s foundations and offend God. The piece links thrift to avarice ambition to harm others and grudges to deep hatreds.
Wolf Hunts Net Big Pelt In Georgian Bay Area
In Colllingwood Ontario hunters report catching a dozen wolves in the Georgian Bay region this winter. One pelt weighs 50 pounds and stretches about six feet in length.
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Collingwood
Georgian Bay
Worry Clinic Suggests Hassock For Heart Rest
Marsha Q 17 proposes a gift idea to her father, a hassock. Dr. Crane explains that resting feet on a hassock lowers vertical blood pressure, slows heart rate slightly, and provides a minute of rest each hour, potentially boosting vitality and reducing leg fatigue. Readers are urged to write for booklets.
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Marsha Q
Daddy
Crane
Gossip Chronicle of New York's vanished heyday in 1882
The fictive gossip column imagines a lively 1882 New York scene with guests like Lord Randolph Churchill and Jenny Jerom, notes on scandals, politics, culture, and the social whirl around venues such as Luchow's. It mentions figures from Astor to Carnegie, the Post Office, typhus fears, and Jumbo at Madison Square Garden.
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Joseffy
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Arthur
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Guiteau
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Cuit
David Be
Broadway
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Wim K. Vande
Parnell
John L. Sullivan
Ory Ward Beecher
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Minnie Maddern
Gilbert & Uhysical ‘‘Olanthe
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Diamond Jim Brady
August Luchow
Itsc
Tony Pastor
Lily Langtry
Anthony Comstock
A. T. Stewart
Hank Frick
Carnegie
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Skibo Castle
Memory IQ Quiz Sparks Century Grids Inside Pages
A quiz column presents a 100 question test with 10 days of daily scoring. Readers are told how scores translate to ranks like Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. Page 2 promises the correct answers and hints at historical trivia across geography religion language and industry.
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R. I
Charlotte
N.C
Bisle
Pilate
Pennsylvania
Lord Byron
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