Inflation risks hit New Hampshire savers and trusts
The Carrol County Independent notes inflation erodes purchasing power since 1946, urging thrifty readers to protect savings through trust funds. It argues long-term deflation unlikely, while prices and wages trend downward, and warns individuals to diversify via funds to hedge against the dollar’s decline.
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Carrol County Independent
Center Ossippee
N.H
Morgenthau makes White foreign affairs chief after Pearl Harbor
After Pearl Harbor, Treasury Secretary Morgenthau appoints Harry Dexter White to oversee foreign affairs, claiming a single brain to handle China. Diary excerpts show White linked to a Soviet spy ring and aiding Communist control in China, with potential other insiders. The piece labels liberal objections to exposing former Communists’ ties.
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Morgenthau
Harry Dexter White
Treasury Department
China
Kremlin
America
White
Date Palm
Indio
Calif
Apology and notes on 1955 Democratic convention turmoil
The Anderson Herald apologizes to Norman Littell for a Drew Pearson reference. The article recounts Nashville publisher pressure, Gore’s withdrawal attempts, Kefauver’s gains, Kennedy’s rise to the vice presidential bid, and Stevenson’s post debate celebrations with Kefauver’s role highlighted.
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Anderson Herald
Drew Pearson
Norman Littell
Indonesia
the Herald
Washington, D. C
Herald
Pearson
Littell
Nashville
Sen. Gore
Sen. Monroney
Gore
Stevenson
Kennedy
Slave To Indecision Ends In Happy Marriage
The column narrates Chauncey D a 37 year old bachelor guided by Dr George W Crane to wed after years of hesitation. It contrasts indecision with decisive choices, urges parental guidance toward independent decision making, and notes Chauncey and his fiancée wed with relief and happiness.
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Chauncey D
Dr. Crane
Chauncey
Brief Budget Facts Given
Washington The Budget Bureau released new estimates for the fiscal year starting July 1 showing receipts of 69.8 billion, spending of 69.1 billion, and a 700 million surplus. January estimates pegged receipts at 65.485 billion, spending at 65.065 billion, and a 420 million surplus. Fiscal 1956 actuals were 68.141 billion in receipts, 66.386 billion in spending, and a 1.754 billion surplus.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Herald Missed Delivery Service Instructions
A subscriber should call 3537 before 9 a m if a daily copy is not received and a replacement will be sent after 9 a m By special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit a local seller of The Herald and sign a complaint to receive a free copy.
Dr Crane Mail Request For Personal Advice Charts
In Mellor Indiana readers are advised to enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and a dime when writing to Dr Crane for personal advice or for one of his psychological charts.
Kennedy flies to ill wife in Newport
Senator John F. Kennedy rushed from Paris to Boston then Newport to be with Jacqueline Kennedy at Newport Hospital where she is listed as in fine condition after losing their baby last week. Kennedy had been close to the Democratic vice presidential nomination, coming within 38 votes.
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Clement Wavers
Martha Ragland
Tennessee
Gore
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Sam Rayburn
Monroney
Heiskell
Crump
Kefauver
Lyndon Johnson
Clement
Texas
Kennedy
Sen
Gary
Humphrey
al Smith
Benson
Orville
Minnesota
Orville Freeman
Young Stevenson
Stevenson
Bill Blair
Jiggs Donohue
Jack Kennedy
Stock Yards Inn
Virginia
South
California
Mike di Salle
Ohio
Foster Furcolo
Senate
Blackstone
Estes
Nancy
Newport
R. I
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Paris
Jacqueline
Newport Hospital
Arthritis claim sparks reader confusion in health column
Dr William Brady critiques a press release calling osteoarthritis a general degeneration and not wear and tear. He challenges the distinction between rheumatoid and other arthritis forms, cites Heberden's nodes, urges readers to seek evidence, and offers pamphlets on chronic joint disability and nutrition. He signs from Beverly Hills California.
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Yankees
British Medical Congress
Brighton
England
Heberden
Stedman
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Knox County committees prepare for sheriff nominees
In Vincennes Indiana the Knox County Republican and Democratic committees met to select nominees to run for sheriff in November to replace Sheriff Francis E Thomas who died Friday. County commissioners will appoint a temporary replacement to serve until the election and the deceased’s term would have run through 1953.
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Ind
Knox County
Republican and
Democratic
Francis E. Thomas
Thomas
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