Eisenhower Budget Signals Economic and Currency Inquiry
The piece notes President Eisenhower links national security to economic health and urges a broad review of the financial system. It warns inflation risks, wage and price pressures, and looming credit easy policies, with 1956 credit and spending trends cited as foreshadowing strains on stability. Top anglers and a side column discuss fishing presidents and hats, but the main focus is currency risk and reform proposals.
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Congress
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Columbus Dispatch
Hal Boyle
New York
White House
Washington, D. C
U. S
Dwight Eisenhower
George Washington
North America
Izaak Walton
Calvin Coolidge
Grover Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
Bobby Jones
Babe Ruth
Bernard Baruch
Duke of Windsor
Jimmy Cagney
Mae
Eugene Saunders
Institute
The U S Consumer in 57 and Retail Dynamics
A Newsweek themed view links U S buying power to retail vitality and advertising impact, noting consumer attitudes shift and retailers must adapt to sustain future economic health. The piece argues retailing drives demand beyond essentials and shapes growth through displays and promotions.
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Newsweek
U.S
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane
Eli Miller, 94, grandfather of the reader, mourns a lost bird dog and grows attached to a new pound dog named Belle. He remains in the farm house, using a four legged aluminum walker to improve posture and mobility while aging.
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Eli Miller
Belle
Family Doctor Answers On Typhoid Carriers And Health Myths
A medical column answers readers on typhoid carriers and transmission, saccharin safety, coffee diuresis, syringomyelia, and a wood tick bite concern. It warns carriers can shed germs, notes saccharin poses no vitamin risk, explains coffee increases urine via fluid intake and kidney stimulation, and describes syringomyelia as unknown-cause nerve disease with altered pain and temperature sensation.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Stroke crisis tests Dr. Alex Ward’s family ties
In a tense domestic medical drama, Dr. Alex Ward faces his mother Aunt Cordy’s sudden stroke as his wife Sue and Dr. Matt Knapp deal with personal strains. Cass consoles Alex while Matt debates hospital treatment and family loyalties. The night reveals pressure building within the Springs circle.
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Alex Ward
Sue
Matt Knapp
Laendire Black
Matt
Kiwanis
Cass
Cordy
Alex
Susie
Francy
Aunt Cordy
Bobsled Nostalgia From Athens Poet Jessie Whisman
The poem recalls winter bobsled memories with Papa and brothers Ned and John. It contrasts Ned’s front seat pride with the speaker’s safer mid sled position. The piece notes lamplight work on the sled, the thrill of dips and curves, and Papa’s warning that deep snow and steep hills can kill.
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Papa
John
Ned
Jessie A. Whisman
Athens
R. D
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Guidance
The forecast advises caution with money and property and moderate generosity. The afternoon offers a fine outlook for community projects and charity entertainments, with career gains and strong social contacts anticipated for those with a birthday. A year of job progress and monetary gains is forecast, especially late 1957, with guidance from loved ones and associates.
Mint employee charged with stealing 25 cent coins at Denver
Kenneth Leroy Neal of Limon Colorado has been charged with stealing unstamped 25 cent pieces from the U S Mint and cashing them through coin vending machines. He faces up to ten years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine after conviction and was released on five hundred dollar bond.
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Denver
U. S. Mint
Kenneth Leroy Neal
Limon
Colo
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Rex Harrison
Ernest Hemingway
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Berlin
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Red China
Tito
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Chou En-lai
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George W. Crane
Grandpa Miller
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