Prominent Americans oppose Christmas amnesty for 16 Communists
The Athens Messenger notes 46 signers including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urge President Eisenhower to grant Christmas amnesty to 16 Communist party leaders serving terms under the Smith Act. It argues their trials showed active subversion and plots to undermine U S democracy, not mere beliefs.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
United States
Red
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Predictions of 1956 Prosperity and Sudan Independence
The piece weighs 1956 economic optimism against possible caveats such as tighter bank credit and rising rates. It notes bright prospects in housing, steel, autos, and copper demand while warning about confidence-driven swings. It then reports Sudan’s vote for independence from Britain and Egypt, with both powers endorsing the move and America viewing it as progress toward self-determination.
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Wahington
Sudan
Egypt
Britain
America
Party Pooper by Hal Boyle at UN cocktail-pants crisis
New York columnist Hal Boyle parodies United Nations efforts to curb conflicts by proposing banning all cocktail parties. He mocks receptions as social punishments that fuel tension, cites Joe Maza and Maxa, and playfully traces cocktail culture from its dubious origins to modern fatigue.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United Nations
Universal Brotherhood F
Joe Maza
Chile
General Assembly
Maxa
Minsk
Ivan Petronovich
Krowe
Khrushchev’s Asia trip signals political aim and appeal
World Today columnist James Marlow analyzes Nikita Khrushchev’s Asia tour, labeling him a tough, blunt leader who distrusted diplomas and exploited plain language to win the broad masses in India and Burma. He argues Khrushchev’s aim was to gain influence and secure Russian aid, even as his history distortions stirred Western suspicion.
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James Marlow
Washington
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Krushche Krushchev
Krushchev
Yugoslavia
Burma
Communist Party
India
Asia
Khrushchev
Hearing aids and aids for vision in old age boost life quality
Dr Crane discusses case history, urging constant use of hearing aids and new glasses or dentures to slow deafness and improve daily living. He emphasizes learning to ignore ear noises and focus on distant sounds, recommending gifts of hearing aids or eyewear for elderly relatives. The piece also covers a local club gathering and Christmas visits.
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de George W. Crane
Longo J
Dr. Crane
Infectious mononucleosis a non contagious agent tale
Dr. Jordan explains infectious mononucleosis is mainly a mild illness in children and young adults with uncertain cause likely a virus. He notes most transmissions attempts fail, symptoms vary from fever to fatigue, and diagnosis relies on blood tests showing mononuclear cells. Most recover in weeks but fatigue may persist. no definite treatment exists beyond rest.
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Rowan Jorden
NEA
Tims
Whaler Naish Digs Into Grog Scheme On Ship
On the ship Naish confronts Wilson Finnie and Blageen over a grog racket. He forces them to sign a log exposing cash loans and a debt trap tied to an uncle. Blageen vows revenge as Naish plans further discipline and a court proceeding awaits.
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Naleh
Naish
Jamie
Blageen
Tim
Alfy
Ally
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Francis
Mr. Wien
Aly
Wilson
Finnie
Mr. Finenie
Erat Nalin
Mr. “Wilson
Astrological Guidance and Local Social Notes
A mixed page mixes daily predictions with community greetings. August plans urge careful budgeting and task completion while noting favorable outcomes this fall. Local social items report birthdays, visits, funerals, and gatherings among the Huston, Craft, Bryan, Shafter, and Morgan families in Murray City.
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Murray City
Raymond Huston
Skipper Morgan
Eub
Abs
Paul Benny
Michael
Columbus
Berry
Howard Craft
Thomas Logan
Grace
Elizabeth Thomas
Norma Wright
Richard Wright
Ed Smith
Russell McClure
Logan
Morris Dupler
Lidwina
Jack Bookman
Gregory
Orbiston
Emmett Stiart
Plmer_ Evans
Milton Campbell
William James
Althea Bryan
Bonnie
Pomeroy
Bertha Bryan
News and Commentary Schedule Fragment
The readable fragments show a schedule with various names and program labels such as News Story and Dance Orchestra. It lists times around 6:30 10:20 and 11:30 with references to Munio and Berneke Orchentra. The text resembles a radio or station guide with show titles and participants.
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Abe
Ermensebe
Oltege
Munio
Abe Iyten
Rida Henserabe
Mbe
Janache Pile
Abe Mintenae
Heart of News
Ong
Heart of
Newmantba
Thursday December 29 Motly-abe Toward biereche Attarnae
The fragment lists a December 29 date with unclear names and headings. Readable terms include Thursday and December 29, with likely event or notice context, but specific details are not recoverable from the fragment. The item appears to be a small public notice or brief, lacking complete names or places.
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