Stalin’s Image Rises Again in Kremlin Canonization Tone
Khrushchev trails back from de Stalinization to praise Stalin in a formal reception for Chou En Lai. The piece argues de Stalinization failed, leaving Poland and Hungary under stress, and questions long term damage to communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
Chou En-lai
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Poland
Hungary
Khrushchev and Company
Remember By Relman Morin For Hal Boyle
New York synopsis reflects on a teenager reading world news from a high school paper. It contrasts past naive security with present fears of dictatorship and war, noting lessons from Hitler Hiroshima and Cold War subversion. It ends with a parent’s relief at stronger youth preparedness for global risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greece
America
Washington
London
Adolf Hitler
Hiroshima
Airlines shed government aid as private growth accelerates
The piece notes the approaching end of government subsidies for the last of the 12 major U.S. airlines, marking a shift from federal support to independent operation. It compares aviation's rise to the railroads and cites King Saud’s visit to Washington, linking Middle East oil wealth and U.S. ties to aviation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Dr Crane Sees First Names as Social Climbers
A Chicago office manager relays a problem with an employee who greets him by his first name. Dr. Crane explains that using first names can signal equality, pleasing some but irritating superiors. He notes social climbers seek prestige in small acknowledgments and urges deference in boss–employee interactions. He promotes tests to obtain promotion and raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crane
Bill
Jack
Mary
Mr. Blank
August Heat and Rainstorm in Blue Jay Cove
An August scene in Blue Jay Cove shows Cass enduring humidity in the Cove’s harvest season. A sudden storm arrives, bringing rain and a tense meeting with a stranger seeking Marcia Ward Powers, then a shift back to community notices and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
New York
Blue Jay Cove
Backy
Will Ivory
Marcia Ward Powers
Marcy
Tomorrow’s Stars Hint At Earnest Effort And Calm Finances
The forecast urges extra effort to turn mediocrity into achievement with careful attention to small tasks. For birthdays it cautions on 1957 finances, advising thrift and a conservative path to end the year in the black. Relationships look generally positive with domestic harmony and romance, and July August travel should go well.
Upper Flats Notes From Grims Landing and Belvedere
Upper Flats social items list gatherings at Grims Landing Belvedere and Point Pleasant. Families including the Douglases Browns Rood Lathey Morrison and Boswell share dinners visits and afternoon calls. The Hill Billies 4 H Club met hosted by Gerald Rood Jr with Peggy Blessing leading songs and Blain Roush directing games. The club plans mailbox name plates and painting projects for the year with 10 members and leader Howard Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Douglas Jr
Mary Lee
Stevie
Tommy
Grims Landing
Douglas
Lon Roush
Woodrow Brown
Butch
Gerald Rood
Richard
Hill Billie
Old Kyger social notes list various weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Bob Elkins spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Arthur Casto and Bosco Casto of Cheshire. Families from Columbus Rodney and Galloway Ohio visited Forest Wheaton and others. Galen Mulford from Athens stayed with Dale Mulford. Rome Stewart and family hosted visits from Clifton West Virginia ill relative.
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Albany
Homer Blackwood
Coshocton
Charles Steward
Worley Baughman
Columbus
W. W. Baughman
Margaret Mathiott
Beckey
Michael
Vandalia
E. W. Tedrow
Hamden
Jessie Tewksbury
Edward Pugh
Larry
Fred McKibben
Zaleski
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lucile Wingett
Emmet Wingett
Old Kyger
Bob Elkins
Arthur Casto
Roy Jarvis
Clarence Wheaton
Galloway
Ohio
Forest Wheaton
William Oxyer
Shade Hill
Rodney
Paul Hill
Bosco Casto
Cheshire
Roy Davidson
Floyd Casto
Bob Casto
Robert Casto
Grant Shell
Son
Point Pleasant
Rome Stewart
Galen Mulford
Athens
Dale Mulford
Stewarts
A. R. Stewart
Clifton
W. Va
Glen Rupe
Donna
Huntington
Ben Rupe
Johnny Roush
Addison
Carolyn Roush
William Price
Route 7
Vera
Vicki Thomas
Wendell Roush
Ortha Emerson Spires
Maries Wheaton
Trains and Men Trapped by Colorado Snow
Snowbound at Cumbres Pass in southwestern Colorado trapped 32 men and two narrow gauge freight trains. Bulldozers and locomotives battled 10 foot drifts on highway and rail routes as rescuers worked in harsh conditions. Purses were taken during a church robbery at Joshua Baptist Church in Indianapolis.
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Alamosa
Colo
Colorado
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Soviet Union
Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
AIR
World Today
BY James Marlow
Associated Press News
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Fisenhower
Arabian-American Oil Co
Aramco
Aramo
Ibn Saad
United States
Dhahran
Suez Canal
Nasser
Europe
Btw
Oscar H
Chicago
Ossie
Maenoc
Baw
Jay Cove
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA
Barrie
Haven
Lloyd Bolin
Gladys Murphy
Clinton
Dennis Pauley
Charleston
Sidney Parker
Reynoldsburg
Elisha Dickson
William Gillogly
Oda Gillogly
Robert Creachbaum
Londonderry
Creashbaum
Loree Barnes
Wilbur Baughman
Don Young
Young
By Jimmy I Hato
Buck Bonanza
Jereley
Zanzibar
Ben Bargash
Beige
Dinga Ghun
Upper Flats
Ing
Homer Brown
George
Jesse Brown
Walter Brown
Sharon
Adrian Lathey
Linda
Judy
Marcus Weaver
Howard Brown
S. E. Slaughter
Carl Morrison
Belvedere, IN
Indianapolis
Joshua Baptist Church
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