Unified Party Planks Tied to China UN Admission Debate
Editorial notes a powerful pro China UN admission lobby and a rival neutralist bloc aiming to influence the General Assembly after November elections. It urges both major parties to adopt a common anti subversion plank, backed by the Committee of One Million, to show American sentiment on this issue before the UN meeting.
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Tisnois
China
United Nations
General Assembly
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Millon
Washington News
Madison County GOP Kickoff Signals 1956 Campaign Start
Tonight Madison County Republicans gather precinct committeemen and party workers to launch the 1956 campaign. Rep John V Beamer of Indiana Birth District will speak highlighting Eisenhowers record and opposing Democratic efforts. The meeting stresses precinct leadership as the key to turning local support into a November victory.
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Madison County
John V. Beamer
Congress
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
Archbishop Noll Dies After 58 Years in Priesthood
Archbishop John F. Noll of Fort Wayne, veteran church leader and founder of Our Sunday Visitor, dies after 58 years in the priesthood and bishop of the Diocese of Fort Wayne. He spearheaded Catholic civic and media efforts including the Legion of Decency to combat immorality in literature and art.
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John I. Noll
Fort Wayne
Noll
Catholic Legion of Degency
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Nol
Quaker influence and Storm Center mark two Philadelphia events
Washington column notes two Philadelphia moments: the city’s Quaker legacy amid rising McCarthy era tension and the Hollywood release Storm Center seen as a test of anti-Communist scrutiny. Humphrey predicts economic war footing with Russia and U S preparations to curb inflation.
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Communist Party
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Masrow
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Bison
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Mussis
Mary Pickford
Bs Alba
Dan Taradash
Julian Blaustein
Small Business Clinic Set For Sept 19 20
An Indianapolis event named Small Business Opportunity Clinic will run September 13 through 20 at the Salv Fairgrounds. The program, sponsored by trade associations and the Small Business Administration, will feature information panels exhibitions and discussions to acquaint small business owners with U.S. government agencies. A Quaker letter to the Un American Activities Committee protests church state separation. The column also covers learning democracy with Rep Dorn and his children visiting Camp Birchwood New Hampshire.
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Worry Climatic Novel and Community Advice Featured
A damaged text fragment discusses Karen L a 96 year old widow and educator, praising Dr Crane and Green Bay PRESS GAZETTE booklets. It describes passing along advice to neighbors and friends as a public service to foster harmony in family relations and personal growth through non profit educational material.
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Tramp Printers and Legends in Newspaper Folklore
A discussion of early newspaper itinerants known as tramp printers marks their lore with figures like Mark Twain and public phrases used by Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge. The tale centers on a rural editor who hires a printer for three months, only for him to quit after three weeks, prompting a sharp retort about staying or leaving.
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Jas
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Baisy
Jh Printing
Ile
Lyborg
Wisconsin education values in a surprising place
A Wisconsin column argues education extends beyond schools, citing a reader pamphlet on sex education distributed by newspapers and pastors. It recalls Father Rudolph Mowlik and J Kinnavey promoting mystico psychological booklets for parishioners and priests. The piece notes Wisconsin’s high school information sources and the newspaper as a trusted educator.
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Green Bay Press
Gaazette
Rudolph Mowlik
Wisconsin
Wea
St. Paul
J. Kinnavey
St. Ambrose College
State Board of Education
Premature aging theory in mouth and teeth health
Dr William Brady discusses health theories from his family history, arguing nutrition hinges on dental function. He criticizes his father’s sand cure for cancer and promotes a focal idea that premature aging begins in the mouth, urging readers to consider tooth care as key to overall wellbeing. He invites brief letters for his health letters column from South Beverly Hills, California.
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Mmy
Idelain
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William Brady
South Beverly Ills
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Daily Herald service notice for missed delivery
A subscriber who wants a daily copy of The Herald should call 5371 before 9 AM and a copy will be sent after 5 PM by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, request a complimentary replacement at the nearest place that will accept it. a complaint copy will be provided at no charge.
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Wollapie
Heras
Fou
Eisenhower Pursues Low-Pressure Path in 1956 Race
President Eisenhower continues a cautious campaign, avoiding forced delegate loyalty while awaiting nominating decisions. He aims to meet Stevenson calmly, supports Nixon as a capable vice president, and faces a Democratic field split over civil rights. The era’s political fault lines center on unity, strategy, and public reception.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nixon
Lapel Dinner Honors Martins and More
Mr and Mrs Earl Anderson hosted a family dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Harald Slatin of Norfolk. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Passwater Donna of Noblesville Mr and Mrs Rex Randall and family of Fishers Harvey Camp of Clarksville Mr and Mrs Rogert Walle and family and Mrs of Lapel Mrs Mover returns with Norfolk William Snyder hospitalized Amsteron Noblesville nursing home care Mrs Bernice Custur a patient at Riverview Hospital Mrs Nuony Hedhetler discharged after surgery Monday and Tuesday. Six leaders convicted in the district court for teaching and arivarste violation.
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Harald Slatin
Norfolk
Robert Passwater
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