Dark Horses in Democratic Field Run For Nomination
The piece notes Governor Lausche of Ohio and Senator Kefauver entering the 1956 Democratic presidential race alongside Adlai Stevenson. It discusses Lausche as a potential available candidate with May 8 Ohio primary, Harriman’s positioning, and Kefauver’s primary strategy. It also reflects on rural electrification and rising TV ownership as factors shaping farm life and national politics.
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Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
New York
Stevenson
South
Russel
Georgia
Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Oklahoma
Kerr
Middle Atlantic
North Central
Northwest
Maria Meneghini Callas Fends Off Court Servers
The American born, European trained opera star Maria Meneghini Callas faced eight process servers at a Chicago hotel. She responded with a multilingual tirade and help from friends, retreating to her dressing room as the ordeal ended.
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Maria Meneghini Callas
Chicago
Miss Callas
Opera
Aney
Tighter Money Pinches Fast Growing Regions and Farmers
The article notes tighter money and pricier borrowing will hit fast growing areas first as funding shifts from the Northeast to the West South and Midwest. Arizona faces heavy construction needs and imports funds from out of state while farmers seek credit for machinery to cut costs and raise output amid lower prices.
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New York
Midwest
Arizona
Bureau of Business Research
University of Arizona
Bureau
Wallis urges real talent over looks for movie stars
Hal Wallis, famed producer, says fresh talent now has more opportunity than ever but warns the industry is short of veteran players. He emphasizes genuine acting ability and theater or summer stock experience, noting that many top actresses did not begin as elevator operators, and lists stars he helped launch. He explains how he discovers new talent through theater, television, and rare screen tests.
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New York
Hal B. Wall
Wallis
Howe
Shirley Booth
Burt Lancaster
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Lizabeth Scott
Kirk Douglas
Wendell Corey
Corinne Calvet
Charlton Heston
Blame the scientists for rising defense costs and tax fears
A pessimistic view argues that a billion plus boost in defense spending dims business hopes for tax relief. High tech weapon prices and an looming 35 percent defense budget threaten individual and corporate tax cuts, as scientists’ work drives up costs and the cold war intensifies.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Uncle Sam
Geneva
Congress
Dr Crane on Music Psychology and Moral Power
Dr George W Crane discusses music as a universal language and its role in education and morale. He cites Shakespeare and modern psychologists like Cattell and Anderson, noting music can elevate spirit yet provoke aggression, with examples from Manteno State Hospital and cross cultural church hymns.
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David
George W. Crane
Marcia B
Crane
Shakespeare
King Saul
Raymond B Cattell
Sean C. ‘Anderson
Manteno State Hospital
Trois
Harpoon Craft and Quiet Reflections aboard A Canawit
Seafaring men prepare harpoons and weapons as night falls on the vessel. Naish contemplates leadership and memory while the crew rests, and Bothwick’s solitary rule challenges camaraderie as the voyage nears a perilous moment.
Ultraviolet Lamps Risk and Benefit Examined
Dr. Jordan explains sunlamp ultraviolet rays resemble sun exposure but vary in dose and effect. Ultraviolet light can aid vitamin D formation and treat rickets, yet overexposure risks skin burns and eye damage. Use only under medical advice and with caution.
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Florida
California
Tin Bose
Christmas Dolphin Harvest Shocks Coastal Village
A Japanese fishing hamlet near Tokyo nets a $10,000 windfall after 2,000 dolphins are driven into Arar Bay. Every resident helps corral and market the catch though some are kept in a natural aquarium to preserve prices. The tale ends with an odd note about Abraham Lincoln and a Hawk War volunteer.
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Mans
Japan
Tokyo
Arar Bay
Weill
Phate
Horoscope hints long range plans and career gains
The reading urges focus on ideas with lasting value and warns against overpromising romance. It predicts favorable social matters and a promising year for those with tomorrow as a birthday. It notes potential for rent and property affairs and mutual opportunities in November for career and finances.
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Fof Tommorson
Radio Schedule Fragment with Morning and Evening Programs
Radio programs list includes news at 6:00 and 9:20, morning breakfast, various features such as One Man's Family and Whispering Street, Broadway Matinee at 4:00, Bandstand and Variety Time segments, with multiple titles and times mentioned in a fragmented format.
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Eany Dove
Bea
Phare
Pealembe
Johnny Claen
Marriew Mabe
Tibet ‘Howard
Abe ‘Brace
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