Trickery Behind Chou’s Push For Talks On Formosa
The Columbus Dispatch weighs Chou En-lai’s move to seek settlement over Formosa, arguing Beijing benefits from U.S. hesitation and Moscow pressure. It warns negotiations should only occur if they yield constructive, peaceful results, noting the threat of deceit and the need for American resolve.
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Chiang Kai-shek
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United Nations
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Kremlin
Europe
Austria
Germany
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Uncle Sam
The
Columbus Dispatch
Knowland as Senate Leader Defies Ike and Shapes GOP Rift
The Right Hand man of the Senate, Senator Knowland of California, bucked President Eisenhower on key votes and refused to back the president’s second term draft. His independence positions him as the president's principal right wing opponent, not a loyal chieftain. The contrast marks a historic, uneasy dynamic in party leadership.
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Knowland
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
California
GOP
Trade program hangs in Senate as House backs aspirin
President Eisenhower’s plea to Congress to extend the reciprocal trade program faces Senate hurdles after a narrow House vote. Committees weigh amendments to shield U S industries from foreign competition including Japanese textiles and oil imports, while White House signals caution yet support.
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Eisenhower
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Margin Rules Shake Wall Street and Fed Cautions
The Federal Reserve Board imposes a 70 percent margin on stock purchases, aiming to curb speculation amid rising markets. Brokers borrow to carry margin trades as banks extend credit, with total lending surpassing 1.0 billion dollars. Officials warn margins can influence trends but seek an orderly market rather than strict allocative credit controls.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Case History by Dr Crane on Dating and Feelings
Dr Crane explains a method to trigger emotions through “proper motions” in dating. A 21 year old man, Steve W., who feared women after a jilting, follows the program, dates a church leader, and ends engaged to marry. The column urges detached assessment of eligibles and acting the part to spark genuine interest, offering a 200 point rating for sweethearts.
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George W. Crane
Steve W
Steve
Mi=ami
Dr. Crane
Arain
Horoscope Forecast for 1955 Personal Traits and Prospects
The Stars advise cooperative effort against opposition and avoiding brute force. Stay diplomatic, nurture goodwill with usual helpers, and maintain relationships. birthdays suggest three months of careful business, home matters, and family stability. Expect emotional tension in October and November, social stimulation in December, possible financial gains, and a child born that day to have extraordinary will power and dignity.
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Ivan
Dr Jordan on Thrombocytopenic Purpura
Dr Jordan explains purpura a skin and mucous membrane bleeding condition. It arises from infections drugs malfunctions of the spleen or capillary changes, with varying treatments from stopping a drug to splenectomy in the splenic form. Readers are urged to seek prompt investigation of bluish skin spots.
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Pdwin P. Jordan
Mra L
Mra N
Long maritim- mes and family notes
Effie German suffered a badly injured finger catching it in a washer wringer. The injury required fourteen stitches. Ellen Welle recently underwent surgery at St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Clara Friend of Mt. Alto West Virginia is visiting her father E.W. Swan and other relatives here. Helen Grace of Chester visited relatives here recently. Linnie Swan was also mentioned.
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Effie German
Ellen Welle
St. Joseph Hospital
Clara Friend
Mt. Alto
W. Va
E.W. Swan
Helen Grace
Chester
Linnie Swan
Thirteen Horsemen Rob Bank in Liberty Square Heist
Wynmore, the eyewitness, described a coordinated bank robbery by thirteen horsemen led by Jesse and Cole. The trio split to scout exits while others distracted staff with gunfire, forcing the vault opening and seizing cash before fleeing along the square pursued by armed riders. Wynmore was shot while fleeing, crippling the first witness to the attempted crime.
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Torwneel
George
Walde
Paus
Mire Greenup Bird
Greenup Bird
Frester
Mr. Bird
Cole
Frank Sras
Jesse
Greenwords
Frank
Liberty's Square
Itis Tenry
Liberty
Wynmore
Querel Horemen
Return to Two-Party System Urged For Local Government
In Athens county and many small communities one party dominates elections. The letter argues this fosters corruption and taxes control, urging a return to a robust two-party system at the local level, alongside appreciation for two parties nationally. Mrs. Hubert McDonald signs from Te Plains, April 25.
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Athens County
Democratic Party
Political Science
Hubert McDonald
Thresabe Apollo TV Schedule Reading Image
Fragmented OCR lists TV shows and hosts including Hermione and Pauline Frederick with program names such as Beat the Clock and The Ted Steele Show. Details are unreadable and inconsistent, but indicate a newspaper TV listing for daytime programming and station names.
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Ieston -Fhura
Feighivor
Vakeabe
Ted Steele
Pauline Prederick
Betty Crocker
Biowk
Iain
Abe Thuby Mercer Hime
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