Meek Test of Eisenhower Loyalty in Senate Bid
Hal Boyle analyzes how Illinois nominee Joseph Meek could test President Eisenhower’s political loyalty in the 1956 Senate race. Meek pledged support to Ike’s agenda but has a history of opposition to key policies. his ultimate stance could influence Ike’s decision to run again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Joseph T. Meek
Illinois
Senate
Paul Douglas
Meek
Bricker
McCarthy
White House
Trout Ranch A Million Dollar Monument To Dinner
Beulah Wyoming details how Ranch A, a 680 acre trout paradise once owned by Moses Annenberg, grew from a single dinner order into a lavish showplace with a vast hatchery. Pete Smith now runs it and aims to harvest 150000 pounds of trout annually to keep the dream profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle Beulah
Ranch “A
West
Moses Annenberg
Yellowstone Park
Sand Creek
Switzerland
Colorado
Annenberg
Senator Bricker
Ohio
Florida
Pennsylvania
Pete Smith
Wyoming
Smith
Pete
Cydis
Oydis
Rhee Seeks Unity by Preventive War Policy
President Syngman Rhee urges a preventive war against the Communist world to realize Korean unity in his lifetime. The United States rejects this plan, noting that moral standards and the risk of atomic devastation prevent such a move. Washington and Rhee agree to continue cooperation while recognizing limited near term options for freeing North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syngman Rhee
Korea
China
North Korea
American Congress
Rhee
Free Nations
United States
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Asia
United Navas’ Diti Corps
Merger Plan Gains Modest Acceptance in Ohio
A new law to aid school district mergers in Ohio, authored by Rep. William L. Manahan, has drawn growing support two months after its enactment. The system creates county citizen committees to study consolidations, with ballots required if 55 percent vote yes and 75 percent to reject under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William L. Manahan
Defiance
Ciizens
Manahan
Atty
William O'Neill
Citizens Committees
Ohio School Survey Committee
Citizens Committee
Roy H. Longenecker
Wood
A. Bruce McClure
Hamilton
Robert H. Longsworth
R-Carroll
Thomas D. Gindlesberger
Holmes
Rolland Bright
Case Record on boosting Sunday school class attendance
Dr Crane offers practical psychology for a 12 year old boys Sunday school class. Leonard W aged 27 seeks tips to hold attention and raise Sabbath attendance through audience participation quizzes and team competitions with small prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Leonard W
Soard
Side Glances and Journeys Across Towns
A column mixes tips on Sunday school contests with a long parade of local and distant visits. Mr and Mrs Charles Carsey and daughter Charlene return from Marysville Missouri, while Frank Radcliffe completes a five week West trip. Tours include Whittier Pasadena Los Angeles Newport Beach and Denver among others as relatives and friends are hosted. Multiple Columbus and Ohio area residents visit kin or guests in Akron Ann Arbor Chicago and Washington DC across weekends and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles Carsey
Charlene
J. C. Gregory
Marysville
Ray Sparks
Guynatha
Garry
Allen Paxton
Patty
Greg
Frank Radcliffe
West
Whittier
Calif
D. J. Webster
Pasadena
Jessie Brooks
Marie
Los Angeles
Walter Gustin
Newport Beach
Rhoda Otis
Victorville
John Crossen
Ogden
Utah
Charles
Denver
G. Z. Swett
Buhl
Idaho
Louis Trostel
Columbus
Ethel Bobo
Howard Stout
Ella Nelson
C. H. Smith
William Gillogly
T. J. Dibble
Ann Arbor
Mich
Russell Ingram
Dayton
James Hack
Ft. Knox
J. L. Ingram
Charlies Ratliff
Clyde Steinbrook
J. L. Jones
Chillicothe
Robert Boggs
Ft. Wayne, Nd
James Bolin
C. R. Bean
B. F. Pfarvitz
Connie Lee
Akron
Joe Cooper
Clarice Morse
Harold Morse
Webber Wood
Harrisonville
Russell Hoffman
P. E. Harner
Athens
Edna Whiteman
Phillip McVey
Carolyn
Cleveland
J. D. Crosser
Ed Speer
Campbellsville, Ky
Speer
Tennessee Gas Co
Melva Radcliffe
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Personal Outlooks
The reading urges ambition and enterprise to prosper in contracts and home matters. It highlights productive cooperation, romance favored, and suggests selective focus on domestic tasks before stimulating ones. Birthday guidance warns hard work needed for year end success, with caution on speculation and a six month rise in popularity.
Bitter Lace the Story in Sage City Printing Shop
In Sage City, Wee Tancred posing as John Bailey begins work at Luke Miller’s Star printing shop after a stagecoach raid in Turkey Creek. Town tycoon Jacob Fugger dominates Sage City politics while gunplay floods South Street as Tancred meets local figures and contemplates life among Texas cow towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Creek
Wee Tancred
James Bailey
Sage City
Luke Miller
Bailey
Wes Tancred
Robin Hood
Sam Older
Jacob Fugger
Fugger
Tancred
Miller
Star
Mose
John Bailey
Mose Hudkins
NLRB tightens rule on strikes during labor talks
The National Labor Relations Board in a 3-2 vote restricts strikes to modify or terminate contracts only when a 60 day notice precedes the change date. The majority, led by Eisenhower appointees Farmer Rodgers and Beeson, says unions may strike after 60 days if the contract allows modification or termination but not at other times. Lion Oil Co. case centered the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancred
Bon Ton
Texas
Sam Older
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Congress
Guy Farmer
Philip Rodgers
Albert Beeson
Eisenhower
Lion Oil Co
el Dorado, Ark
Cottrill West Wedding In Radcliff At EU Church
Shirley Ann Cottrill and Arthur Harold West wed on the 31st at 5 30 pm at EU Church with Rev Russell Woltz officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s aunt Mrs Ruth Swisher home. They left for Florida on their honeymoon. guests included Olive Porter Margaret McLaughlin Patricia Barnes Charles Trent C J Holliday and Noel Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
Shirley Ann Cottrill
Arthur Harold West
Russell Woltz
Wilkesville
Ruth Swisher
Florida
Dwight McLaughlin
Olive Porter
Margaret McLaughlin
Patricia Barnes
Charles Trent
Columbus
Floyd Price
Winton Township
Radio Schedule Summary for Ohio and Nearby Stations
A listing of radio station call signs and frequencies in Ohio West Virginia and neighboring states with a daily broadcast grid. Highlights include AM and FM stations such as WSAZ Huntington KI Cincinnati WC H S Charleston and WOUI Marietta, plus network programming from CBS NBC and ABC with news commentary music and variety shows from 7:00 to 11:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abc-Wool
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
KU Wath
Athens
WIJEF
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Nbe
Abc East
Abe
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbe
Peter Lind Hayes
Lone Ranger
Abee
Mbe
Irma
Ie Taylor Sell
Barlow Consare
Sne
Voorhees
Cbs Camarata Music
Ee of America
Abe Ar
Kate
Bead Abadnbe
Fibber
Molly
Abe Mr
Keen
Cbs News & Comment
Crossroads
Heart of News
Abe Milt Herth
Ate Dance Orchestra
Cba News
All Nets
Morning Radio Schedule of Breakfast Club to Bandstand
A dense listing shows morning and afternoon radio blocks with programs and hosts such as Abe, Barbara Welles, Johnny Olsen, Tom Moore, Ray Heatherton, Lopez Music, and Bandstand. Includes serials, quiz shows, baseball, and variety segments across CBS and NBC networks with times from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Barbara Welles
Bob Sith
Abe Godfre
Spice TV
Johnny Olsen
Abe Tom Moore
Nbe
Cbs
Ray Heatherton
Lopez
Martin Block
Travelers
Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff
Reed Browning
Abe Charley
John
Mid-West
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Trout Ranch
By Red Smith
DR. Crane
George W. Crane
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David
Abishag
By Galbraith
IV ‘Tancred
South Street
Sterling
Hong Kong Smith
New Orleans
St. Louis
Kansas & Western
Kansas
Africa
Boston
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