Editorial Opposes UN package deal over Outer Mongolia and Albania
The piece argues against admitting 18 new nations via a package, led by Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists who deem the approach a breach of the UN Charter. It highlights Outer Mongolia as a Chinese province and condemns Albania for its aligned Communist government and actions. The column warns Western concession could undermine UN principles and bolster Soviet-friendly outcomes.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
United Nations
United States
Organization
Outer Mongolia
U.N
Moscow
Albania
Europe
Adriatic
World Organization
Sen. Eastland
Mississippi
Justice Department
Frank
U.S
Maryland
Virginia
Supreme Court
Washington
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Towest
Arden T
Sen. Snarkman
Tores
ee _ Bricker
Senate Interstate Commerce of
Suomi College
Michigan
North-South Toll Road Advances in Indiana Turnpike Project
Indiana's North-South Toll Road plans gain investor interest with 467 underwriting firms submitting applications. The Indiana Toll Road Commission aims to fix a route by March, issue bonds in April, begin contracts in late 1956, and finish the project in about two years, linking Chicago area to near Indianapolis and potentially extending to Cincinnati.
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Friends of Indiana
Albert Wedeking
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Wedeking
Commission
Anderson
Calumet
Chicago
Indianapolis
Madison-Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Indiana
Muncie
Kokomo
Marion
New Castle
Richmond
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Carl A. Helms
Madison
Hancock
Henry
Toll Road Commission
Hoosierdam
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Motorig
Adams to dump Scheele as public health chief in 1956 changes
Washington column notes Assistant President Sherman Adams plans to drop surgeon general Leonard Scheele amid Salk vaccine controversy. Scheele’s successor is listed as Dr. Jack May. The piece details tax policy hopes, political maneuvering, and potential cabinet shifts shaping early 1956 policy in health and public safety.
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Washington
White House
Sherman Adams
SNAFU
Leonard Scheele
Adams
Scheele
Jack May
Culp Hobby
Kansas City
Lasker Foundation
Truman
Foundation
Teman
Marion Folsom
Fer
Bricker
Interstate Commerce Committee
Sen
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Pipeline
Summerfield
Michigan
Chevrolet
Tom McIntyre
Charles. Potter
Michhgian
General Motors
McIntyre
Ford
Senate
Bill Knowland
GOP
Josh Lee
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Sam Friedel
Maryland
Congress
Eisenhower
Charles Adler Jr
Bethesda Naval, Wospital
Volklore Tale of Soldiers Struck by Fate
A wartime anecdote contrasts a United States soldier and a Russian fighter from the North Korean front. They exchange defiant calls against leaders Truman and Stalin, then shake hands across the road before a truck arrives and kills them both, ending the story.
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United States
Boths
Truman
Stalin
France to Hold New Elections Amid Government Struggle
The analysis notes France teeters on constitutional overreach as Premier Faure dissolves Parliament to force elections. It highlights the center coalition dynamics between Faure Mendes France and the left, with fears of a strong man arising if elections further disperse power while the Communist presence remains a factor.
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Associated Press
France
National Assembly
Faure
Men- des-France
Mendes-France
Worry Clinic Case Reveals Beths Hidden Insecurities
In Case Q-311 Beth G a 20 year old college student dates a man yet hides from femininity by adopting masculine dress and speech. Dr Crane explains her fear of women stems from a cruel grandmother remark in grade school. Beth learns to embrace her looks and resumes normal female confidence.
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Beth
Beth G
Dr. Crane
Appa
Nonger
Allergy report shows progress and cautions from Dr Brady
A 1955 health column by Dr William Brady discusses allergy advances since 1945, noting rising Yankee incidence and malnutrition links, with warnings about sensational remedies and self appointment. It quotes his views on nutrition, medical authority, and public skepticism, and ends with a Babylonia anecdote about brides auctioned for dowries.
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Yankee Land
Brant
Miami
Atlantic City
la Jolla
Buenos Aires
Rome
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Yankee- Land
Subscriber remedy for undelivered Herald copy
A reader who misses a daily Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A M for a replacement. If Sunday delivery fails, visit the nearest Herald seller, sign a complaint, and a free copy will be provided.
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Maneyer
Harriet W. Toner
Feux A. Buck
Edwin. A. Bailey
Ind
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Dr. Scheele
Ike
Treasury
Humphrey
Tice
Humphreys
Solomo
Volklore
William Wade
J. M. Roberts
Parliamant
Hiller
Goering
Hitler
der Firchrér
Ritter
Herman
Berlin
Coorgew. Crane
Nepkins Syndicete Lec
William Bredy
M. Dua
Personal Health Service
Jobe F. Oille Ca
Peineuy Db Leys Co
Dre Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Babylonia
Assyvia
Christ
Julien C. Hyer
Elegat
RAL Ranch
Cheris
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