Admiral Strauss In Familiar Role
Admiral Strauss defender of U S nuclear weapons policy faces critics amid push to curb tests. Senator charges most Pacific tests will use dirty weapons while AEC argues need for modern, rapidly deliverable systems to deter Soviet attack and protect allies.
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Lewis L Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
U.S
AEC
Pacific
Admiral Strauss
Edward Tellar
Soviet Union
AEC backs further nuclear tests after Soviet blasts
In a calm reply to Soviet announcement the AEC affirmed the need for continued testing ahead of a new U S program. President Eisenhower supported the view noting national security requires disclosure limits and implying Soviet advances in certain weapons.
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AEC
Eisenhower
U.S
Swope Grim nuptials mark a Winchester Frederick event
Miss Lena Madelyn Swope became the bride of Austin H. Grim Jr. in a local ceremony. The report notes family visits including Thomas P. Morgan Jr. as a guest and college student Thomas Scully visiting his parents.
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Vincent A. Catarella
Winchester-Frederick County
Wilbur Bauserman
Stephens City
Canada
New England
Lena Madelyn Swope
Austin H. Grim, Jr
Miss Hielen Swarts Weds John Mowery Jr in 1948
Ten years ago 1948 Miss Hielen Marie Swarts daughter of Mr and Mrs N F Swarts married John Thomas Mowery Jr son of Mr and Mrs Mowery Judith Allison House tem granddaughter of Mrs C 5 Hartman was honored by her grandmother Judith House tem Mrs Kenneth J Houston and Miss Kitty Liggett hosted a birthday guest Mrs Eugene Maier of Ferndale Michigan.
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Hielen Marie Swarts
N. F. Swarts
John Thomas Mowery
Miss Bessie Elwell Graduates From National Homeopathic Hospital
Fifty years ago in 1908 Miss Bessie N Elwell daughter of Mr and Mrs William Elwell of this city graduated from the National Homeopathic Hospital in Washington. Mrs C G Humphries left for a several weeks visit with Dr and Mrs J Wilton Hope in Hampton Va. George T Baker of Fairfax Lane advertised several buggies and runabouts for sale claiming genuine bargains in excellent condition.
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Bessie N
William Elwell
National Homeopathic Hospital
Washington
C. G. Humphries
J. Wilton Hope
Hampton
George T. Baker
Pairfax Lane
High School Class Reunions Highlight Teen Life Then
HAL BOYLE recalls the 1927 Milwaukee class reunion where alumni like Benjamin Delahunt, Edward O Donnell, Frank Kelly, Alfred Braun and John Hirschboeck reflect on their paths from hell-raisers to prominent roles. The observer notes aging, perspective, and lingering optimism as they toast enduring ties.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Ben
South Dakota
Benjamin V. Delahunt
Red
Gray
Edward J. O'Don
Nell
Marquette University
United States
Frank
Frank D. Kelly
Milwaukee Journal Co
Alfred F. Braun
Wisconsin Telephone Co
John
John 8
Hirschboeck
Red's University
Gruesome Question How Much Defense Cuts Could U S Face
James Marlow analyzes whether the United States can bear large defense spending cuts during recession and the risk to jobs and the economy. He notes Eisenhower's warning on mutual aid and the unrealized potential impact of halving defense outlays.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Congress
Advertising Council
Continuous revival as a steady church life
Earl L. Douglass argues revival should be ongoing within a church not episodic. He contrasts pulsing droughts with a continual stream of spiritual power like a well that never runs dry, urging revival to be built into daily life and practice.
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The
Jesus
How's Your IQ A 190 question daily test
The passage lists a 190 question IQ style test with daily scoring, plus a page 2 answer key and a set of quiz questions on subjects from geography to literature. It ends with a commentary on the economy calling it a cold war recession and hints at future outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dominion of Canada
Joseph
Egypt
Burma
Smoking While Driving Wrecks and Burns Forests Warned by AMA
A state police officer cites a case where a cigarette caused five deaths in two cars. The piece warns that smoking at the wheel risks highway crashes and forest fires, outlines medical costs, cancer risk, and potential loss of income, urging readers to heed AMA warnings.
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Hat
American Medical Association
George W. Crane
Hal T
Hal
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
The Doctor Speaks on Neurotics and Physical Symptoms
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen explains physical symptoms can aid diagnosing neurotic disorders. He warns against misdiagnosis from imagined illnesses like abdominal pains and stresses family attitude and early psychiatric care for better outcomes. A Q&A notes a seven year old with frequent urination may have diabetes insipidus, treated with pituitary hormones under doctor supervision.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Milwaukee St Vincent's Infant Asylum to Close
The Passing Parade notes St Vincent's Infant Asylum in Milwaukee will close as orphanages fall out of favor with child welfare experts pushing foster homes. Founded 1904 the facility cared for up to 60 children and the Daughter of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul will abandon the building in fall, with plans for a small home for emotionally disturbed teenage girls. Also mentioned is Haddonfield New Jersey where Main Street is called Ye King's Highway named by King George in 168?.
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Milwaukee
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum
Daughter of Charity of
St. Vincent de Paul
Haddonfield
N. J
George of England
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Strauss
U. S
Senate
Subcommittee On
Ahmedabad
India
Thomas P. Morgan, Jr
Frank A. Jacques
Thomas Scully
Princeton University
John Scully
Pittsburgh
John 8. Scully
Hal Boyle
Carroll Rrimond
Eisenhwer
By Earl L. Douglass
I.Q
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