Future of cooking as a hobby predicted by FDA official
Editorial notes George L. Larrick predicts frozen foods will shrink housework for American women within fifteen years, turning cooking into a hobby or brisk thawing task. The piece weighs Brillat Savarin against the shift and cautions against viewing cooking as useless. The Anderson Community Chest reorganization reelects officers and plans a 1956 fundraising campaign with a board survey of 12 beneficiary agencies.
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United States Food and Drug Administration
Mr. Larrick
Brillat-Savarin
The
New York Herald Tribune
Anderson Community Chest Board of Directors
H. G. Riggs
A. O. Barnes
Joe Stine
Floyd W. Stoelting
George A. Griffith
Walter Bagot
Ralph Crisler
Robert Heaton
Robert Fitzgerald
Frank Zoll
Stine
Community Chest
Chest
Anderson
Madison County County Convention Day Sets Stage for Campaign
The article describes the 1956 Indiana county convention day where 296 precinct committeemen and vice committeemen from Democratic and Republican parties meet to elect county officers and organize the party structures. It stresses the pivotal role of precinct leaders in shaping the campaign and party fortunes.
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Indiana
Madison County
Confessions By Stevenson on Democratic Primaries Decline
Former Gov Adlai Stevenson addressed a Los Angeles audience explaining his weak showing in early primaries. He argued heavy Republican financial support favors Democratic primaries, noting Republicans might prefer Stevenson over the Republican ticket this fall, mirroring Alf Landon’s 1936 defeat.
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Adlai Stevenson
United States
Los Angeles
Mr. Stevenson
Alf Landon
Mr. Landon
Friendship Train aid and political sparks in Washington column
Drew Pearson reflects on nine years since the Friendship Train effort and notes the France dedication of a French American hospital near Saint-Lô. The column interweaves coverage of Eisenhower era politics, press attitudes, and specific inquiries about diplomacy and public figures.
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Chambers of Commerce
Europe
France
Saint-Lo
Normandy
Omar Bradley
Paris
Clair McCullough
Wgal Radio-Tv
Lancaster
Atomic age note and thrift from a classroom tale
A small boy writes atomic for age on an information card while a mother checks prayers at night. A dad worries about his daughter's teacher after borrowing lunch money and Gail, a thrifty first grader, calmly refuses more money saying she gave all she could spare. An American saying on defeat closes the anecdote.
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Mommie
Mildred S. Fenner
National Educational Association Journal
Gail
Parental Influence on Religion and Public Welfare
The piece argues parents should allow children to experience church life and Sunday schools, comparing moral education to nutrition. It questions withholding access until age 21 and promotes exposing children to moral teachers who donate time and resources. It urges neutral observation before restricting attendance and notes Dr. Crane Mellor offers personal advice and psychological charts.
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YMCA
CYO
Salvation Army
Crane Mellor
Ind
Explosion and Fire Hit Adams Fashion Shop
An explosion and fire Thursday night severely burned two men at Adams Fashion shop in Rising Sun Indiana. Charles McMurray 25 and Charles Dambury went to the basement to work on a gas furnace destroying the shop contents and damaging the brick building.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Adams
Charles McMurray
Charles Dambury
Churchill Dream of Unified Europe Excludes Russia and Sats
The AP News Analyst notes Winston Churchill’s speech in Germany proposing a European union under NATO extension that includes Russia and satellites. He cautions the idea is a dream unlikely to occur given Russia’s orientation and policies.
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Associated Press
Winston Churchill
Europe
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Russia
Churchill
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West
France
Khrushchev
London
Baby buggy top kills 22 year old in Pekin
In Pekin Illinois a baby buggy top slammed shut on the neck of 22 year old Bobby Ewen Friday near a barbershop where his father James works. Fire department rescue workers spent an hour attempting to revive him without success.
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Pekin
Ill
Fire Department
Bobby Ewen
James
FBI Conducts Civil Rights Schools For Southern Police
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced that the agency is running civil rights schools for southern police at the state level to explain federal jurisdiction and laws. He cited strong officer interest and warned against hotheads on both sides, stressing moderation and nonviolence to resolve segregation issues.
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Alex Wiley
Wisconsin
George
Georgia
Wiley
Charley Kersten
McCarthy
Mark Catlin
Ike
Tom Coleman
Basil Whiteford
Congress
North Carolina
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Littlejohn
Charlotte
Whiteford
Thurmond Chathan
Chatham
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
South
Coal Deposits Identified Across West Virginia Counties
A survey shows 48 of West Virginia’s 55 counties contain soft coal deposits. The report outlines regional distribution and potential for mineral development across the state.
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West Virginia
Channel Chuckles By Bil Keane
Cartoon caption jokes about firing at a burglar but hitting a TV channel instead. The line plays on television punning and the comic’s gentle humor.
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Tristan da Cunha’s diet and decline amid new imports
In a letter from Dr. William Brady a vivid account describes Tristan da Cunha once healthy with famed teeth, contrasting it with the arrival of a London Capetown plant supplying refined flour sugar and candy. The piece notes the shift toward degeneration as imported foods spread. The author recalls a resident’s remark about white flour and laments changes to the lonely isle's diet and health.
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Capetown
S. Africa
Tristan da Cunha
Tristan
New York
Yankeeland
Lonely Isle
Frank Cousins Elected General Secretary of TGWU
London report says Frank Cousins, aged 51, won the election to lead Britain's largest union, the Transport and General Workers' Union, on Friday.
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London
Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Britain
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