West anxious over Kremlin split and Soviet line shifts
A foreign communist chorus attacks Stalin as Moscow forgives, with Togliatti and Thorez already signaling loyalty. The piece argues Western leaders should expose Kremlin manipulation while noting gradual shifts under Khrushchev. It cites rising American prosperity, then quotes religious writers on renewal and faith.
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West
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
Italy
Togliatti
France
Thorez
Moscow
Popular Front
Europe
Democrats and Republicans show sameness in 84th Congress
In the just-ended 84th Congress Democrats and Republicans showed more degree than kind difference. Both parties supported prosperity and peace with limited public demand for radical change. Eisenhower backed social programs while Democrats widened them, and foreign policy saw cross-party support with partisan fault lines in funding highway and education measures.
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James Marlow
Washington
Repu
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Three Factors Could Boost Fall Business Boom
SAM DAWSON reports that end of the steel strike, new auto model activity, and expanding industry plans to build with steel could lift the economy into a fall rally. Uncertainties over consumer buying power and potential inflation loom as mills resume output.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Art Steel
Washington
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane Says
Dr Crane discusses a romance between Dr Tom aged 29 and Marcia aged, facing disapproving domineering mother. Advice favors慎慎慎: marry if mother remains resistant, otherwise elope, while evaluating bully dynamics, personalities, and family roles. Recommends practical, constructive steps for the mother and warns against rushed marriages for escape.
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Crane
Marciausten
Tom
George W. Crane
Marcia
Dr. Tom
Stars Say Tomorrow Bome Restrictive Influences Caution in Finances
Horoscope advises caution in all financial dealings and contracts with tomorrow’s influences. It notes strong motivation but warns against overexertion and taking on too much. For those with a birthday, gains in jobs and money are possible through end of 1956 with practical action now.
Public Forum Moral Tale Of A Bold Yet Cautious Driver
A street scene is described where a wealthy man contemplates owning a machine and then buys a sleek car. He drives recklessly, crashes, and dies, with a final moral on caution. The piece includes poetic lines about summer sounds and ends with signatures of Charles E. Miller and Bessie M. Gorslene from Athens.
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An Inote
Charles E. Miller
Amesville Hears Queen Crowned At Fireman's Festival
Miss Dorothy Henry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Henry, crowned queen of the fifth annual Fireman's Festival. Other candidates were Dedee Bowers Virginia Quinn and Louella Golder. 4 H activities included a wiener roast at Madelon Clark home with adviser Mrs James Meseher and ten members present including guest Miss Sandra Young of Columbus.
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Amesville
Geralda King
John
Dick Mollert
Dorothy Henry
Madelon Clark
Tar Hollow State Forest
Karen Sayer
Paul
Phil Easler
Michigan
Harold Henry
Dedee Bowers
Virginia Quinn
Louella Golder
Wayne Hines
Minnie Wolfe
Ralph Homer
Scotsdale, Ariz
Earl Spray
Nancy
Newark
William Winefordner
Marjorie
Glouster
Frank Cox
Columbus
Ralph Bennett
Carol Sue
Oklahoma
Carl Sedwick
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
The Blonde Cried Murder in Mike Shayne Tale
In a Bret Hellidey pastiche, Mike Shayne investigates a lethal affair tied to Bert and Nellie Paulson, a brother and sister duo. Gentry verifies descriptions as police news sketches surface, while Shayne juggles a taunting secretary, a Detroit link, and a dangerous upstairs lead as midnight nears.
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Bret Hellidey
Mike Shayne
Cme
Maiter
Shayne
Mike
Ley Hamilton
Rourke
Gentry
Jacksonville
Tim
Bert
Nellie Paulson
Bert Paulson
Paulson
Detroit
Pattern Nights With Michael Shayne Secre tary
Brett Halliday presents a noir cliffhanger focused on a secretary drawn to Michael Shayne. As she inventories a neglected cognac setup beside the sofa, she recalls a career bound to her boss and the cost of his devotion while awaiting the next crisis. Her dream of independence clashes with years of serving his work.
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Shayne
Gentry
Chief Gentry
Lucy
Mike
Michael Shayne
Michael
Five Generations Gather for Russell Family Reunion
Five generations attended the annual Russell family reunion at Ed and Guy Russell’s home. The oldest was 94 year old Anthony Hysell, the youngest 5 months old Charles Anthony Diehl. Longest distance traveled came from Vienna Ohio couple Mr and Mrs Guy Russell. Attendees from Middleport Columbus Pomeroy Rutland and other towns joined, including Ed Martha Guy Norma Ronnie Peggy Catherine Anthony Russell Jackie David Reed Eloise Chapman Vera Jordan Sandy McGee Henrietta Archer and many more. Iran floods kill 450 and 300 missing with damages over 60 million dollars and 200000 people displaced.
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Anthony Hysell
Ed Russell
Charles Anthony Diehl
Guy P. Russell
Vienna
Ohio
Ed Rtlmother
Gladys Hendricks
William Hendricks
Billy Hendricks
Martha
Guy
Norma
Ronnie
Peggy
Catherine
Anthony Russell
Jackie
David Reed
Eloise Chapman
Middleport
Columbus
Vera
Try Jordan
Sandy
Chuckie McGee
Henrietta Archer
Lelia Neef
Effie
Henry Weber
Cherie
Charles
Mark Hiser
Pomeroy
Lou Georgie
Charles Henry
Betty
Ouis
Anthony Diel
Leonard
Ann Chapman
Frances Brown
Marlene
Angela
William
Georgie Watson
Marvin
Odess
Patty
Roger Rous
Ethel
Helen May Nelson
Dee “An Cathy Thomas
Alf Rupe
Alan
Tommy Buck
Linda Lee
Rutland
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Chicago Daily News Service
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Lurner
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William Winter
World Today
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the Public Forum
Bessie M. Gorslene
Lucy Hamilton
Ned
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By Galbraith
ARS
Ling
Reunion
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Ed and
Guy Russell
Tehran
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Iran
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