Oil Flows Contrast With Suez Blockade Impacts
The article explains current Middle East oil flows to Europe and North Africa totaling about 1 250 000 barrels daily while Europe faces an 800 000 barrel daily shortage. It details US led efforts to fill the gap with 350 000 barrels daily and notes pipeline and tanker limits, plus the need for canal reopening and Iraqi pipelines. It also covers UN issues with Hungary and Egyptian leader Nasser in a broader context.
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Europe
Middle East
North Africa
Suez Canal
Cape of G
Mediterranean
United States
Venezuela
Canada
Syria
Europe-Africa
Africa
Decanters Hit Peak Sales as Distillers Embrace Fancy Glassware
The liquor trade shifts toward ornate decanters gift wrapping and themed cartons as Americans buy about 100 million bottles yearly. Distillers hire top designers to create ship lantern bottles and candleholder tops while some dodge ads by wrapping at the distillery. Canadian whisky and Irish exports enter decanter trends to boost American sales amid the Suez crisis context.
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Sam Dawson
New York
United Kingdom
Irish Board of Trade
Charles Campbell Ambassdor to Britain Famed for News Garb and Wit
A long tribute to Charles Henry Campbell known as Charlie, longtime British information officer in Washington since 1942. Born in England and raised in America, he wove multiple names into one persona and built strong news media ties by supplying Britain information with humor and reliability.
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Washington
Charlie Campbell
Britain
England
America
New Orleans
Charles Henry Campbell
Argyle
Charles Argyle Patrick Stuart Hall Howard Campbell
Ian Phillip Nelegan
Hilaire Violette Campbell
Charlie Wa
Charlie
Campbell
Jolly Good Fellowship
UN must not allow occupation by symbols of terror
A voiced stance asserts the United Nations should prevent occupation by those whose presence stands as a stark reminder of the terror inflicted by the Soviet regime on a courageous people, urging firm international accountability.
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Soviet Union
Comic books face censorship and youth impact debate
Dr George W Crane argues comics attract criticism but are not proven to corrupt youth while noting taverns cause more harm. He recalls Alderman Nicholas Bobling inviting him to discuss the issue with Chicago officials as parents and teachers grow concerned about vulgar content.
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George W. Crane
Nicholas Bobling
New South Sabre Ymca
Chicago
Bobling
Crane
Press Censorship Debate Entangles Dr Crane Speech
The article discusses Dr Crane denying the need for comic book censorship and argues freedom of speech is essential. It notes comics rarely hurt children when homes and communities model proper behavior and lists local social updates and hospital visits that follow.
Is water in the legs a form of dropsy
The piece explains edema or dropsy as fluid buildup from heart or kidney disease and local factors. It notes excess fluids come from heart or kidney failure, outlines treatment aims and mentions rising legs, salt restriction, and artificial kidney devices as evolving options. It stresses dropsy signals underlying serious illness.
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B.C
Horoscope Forecast for Stars and Ventures in 1957
The text outlines favorable cosmic support for long-range programs and new ventures, with caution to avoid overreach and to protect budgets. It highlights personal relationships May through October and social activity August and September, with business expansion possible late 1957. A birthday child may be highly ambitious but prone to gambling temptations.
Final and Taunee Face a Burning Skirmish at Mad Springs
In a tense night sequence at Mad Springs, Final confronts Taunee and the Apache uprising as Strunk’s plots unfold. The bristling camp braces for action while Taunee secures a cautious accord and the pony soldiers prepare to ride.
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Taunee
Jim
Quail
Camp Grant
Chuleh
Tamee
Strunk
Chueh
Geronimo
Nantan Berkley
Berke
Mad Springs
Church
Public Forum Vision and Submissions Featured in The Messenger
A poetic reflection on The Eastern Star and gifts from the Blessed Three appears in The Public Forum. Letters include a son’s address and praise for The Messenger, plus a note about Congress appointing the Librarian of Congress and a fact about calcium as a major mineral.
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Emerald River
Jessie A. Whitmag
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