State of Opposition in Response to Eisenhower State of the Union
The piece analyzes Democratic attacks on President Eisenhower s State of the Union and argues the differences between major party factions are overstated. It notes Democrats fear credit for proposals and discusses how Republicans and Democrats might modify or extend ideas to win public support.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Lynton Johnson
Texas
Senate
Mr. Eisenhower
George
Rotterdam Rebirth 1955 Port Growth Surpasses London
The 1999 mark of Rotterdam's tenth anniversary of rebirth notes the port's rise to second in the world, behind New York, with about 63 million tons moved by 20,000 ships. It contrasts recovery strength with rising U S business barriers and a five-to-one odds against new ventures lasting ten years, urging renewed economic vitality.
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Rotterdam
Free World
London
New York
Commerce Department
Return to city life fuels suburban disappointment rights
Explorers of space are families who move to suburbs then return to cities. Hal Boyle notes many disillusioned suburbanites find city life preferable for work, schools, and social life. Returning migrants cite commute strain, neighborly tensions, and endless lawn talk as reasons.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mecca
Manhattan
Don Juan
Noth
Generals Criticize Eisenhower in Post Remarks
James Marlow reports from Washington that three famed generals Douglas MacArthur Omar Bradley and Matthew Ridgway criticized the White House defense approach after leaving service Ridgway says Eisenhower misrepresented him to Congress while Bradley warned against compromising security for economy and Ridgway contends army cuts were driven by politics rather than military needs The piece notes Bradley’s earlier role as Chiefs of Staff and Radford’s later succession while highlighting Eisenhower’s defense Spending reductions and the generals’ differing views on policy and leadership
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James Marlow
Washington
Douglas McArthur
Omar Bradley
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Eisenhower
Congress
MacArthur
Saturday Evening Post
Bradley
Truman
Joint Chiefs
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Wilson
Army
Chial
Post
Joint of Staff
Proctor Dinner Sparks Tense Family Debate Over Kaul Romance
In a Derby Street household Jered and Phoebe contend with parental disapproval as Kaul the South Sea Islander aims to be Phoebe's mate. Captain Proctor and Naish worry about local prejudice while Kaul asserts his status and questions remain.
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Proctor
Jered
Phoebe
Naish
Kaul
Robert Carl
Miss
Lance
Kaui
Jerred
Coes
Fay
Captain Practor
Geleykin
Case Q-49 Clint R. Aged 45 Whose Daughters Rearing
Dr Crane defends his history as he raised his motherless daughters amid limited income. He recalls taking them to movies a couple of times weekly while his wife died when the girls were in grammar school. He argues he did his best under trying circumstances.
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Cain
Abel
Ag Uin
Ururue
Turan
Clint R
Dr. Crane
He Bean
Clint
Adam
Jacob
Isaac
Esau
David
Ehildren
Advances in heart disease prevention and treatment outlined
Dr Jordan reviews progress in preventing heart disease and vascular conditions, noting declines in syphilitic heart disease, prenatal factors from maternal rubella, and potential for vaccines and diet. It covers subacute bacterial endocarditis treatment with penicillin, surgical advances, and ongoing questions about fatty deposits in arteries. The piece also urges practical parenting guidance on reflecting without self-blame and stresses churchgoing and moral examples.
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Emwiy Fr. Sundan
Thanksgiving Dinner at the Pease Home in Prattsville
Mr Angers visited Mr and Mrs Delbert Pease near Prattsville. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs George Last with Bundy Perry Lincoln Dearth Debbie Roger Philip Perry and Marilyn Reedy of Columbus.
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Mr. Angers
Alang
Delbert Pease
George Last
Bundy Perry
Lincoln Dearth
Debbie
Roger
Philip Perry
Marilyn Reedy
Columbus
Correction on arrest identity in Meigs County case
The Messenger clarifies a recent report that a J. B. Jones was arrested for a bad check in Meigs County. The individual arrested is not the B. Jones from Coolville Route 1, former owner of the Country Inn J. B. Jones Coolville Route 1.
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the Messenger
J. B. Jones
Meigs County
B. Jones
Coolville
J.B. Jones
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Year Outlook
The text predicts a day with restrictions urging emotional control and focus on improving relationships and steady operations. It notes a favorable year ahead for a birthday individual, with March, June, September, and November seen as financially positive. Domestic life, social events, and romance are described as flourishing in the latter half of 1956, and a child born today is described as ingenious with strong executive ability.
Thur January 19 Breakfast Club and News Schedule
A garbled listing shows a morning program on Thursday January 19 with a 9 20 breakfast club and 10 25 news followed by Johnny Olaan second phase and a 10 45 segment about Marrienabe. The page also references a 100 Strike and afternoon Avisen features, plus a party segment and a server note.
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Eany
Johnny Olaan
Abe
Gi' Marrienabe
Neweabe
Rieh
Conmplon
Agen
Abe Tig
Ted Saione
Abe Sageerie
Hiab
Paty
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World Today
Islands
Mangaia
Atoll
Salem
Jerry
Dr. Jordan
Aways
By Galbraith
Grace
Prattsville
the Public Forum
Inesday
Wariey
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