Oil Man By Relman Morin For Hal Boyle
Leap year bachelor Martin Lerman 25 owns an oil company and pursued a risky plan to drill in Zante Greece. He left college at 21 to chase oil, secured Greek government leases after years of effort, with help from the American Embassy, and aims to start drilling there before marrying. He promotes knowledge of crude, asphalt bases, and BTUs as he plans a possible honeymoon on the Ionian island.
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Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Martin Lerman
Mr. Lerman
Washington U
St. Louis
Athens
Zante
Ionian Sea
Pliny
Herodotus
Troy
Helen
Greece
Lerman
BTU
Nixon II 60 With Nixon Likely to Succeed Himself
Washington chatter centers on Richard Nixon as next in line for the Republican nomination and possibly the 35th president. The piece recalls Justice Jackson’s 1954 heart attack and death, noting Eisenhower’s health and questions about serving a full second term.
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Vicc
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Justice Jackson
Hill Carter
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
California
McLean
Peter Edson
Shifting Issues Shape Campaign Grounds This Year
The piece analyzes how campaign material shifts when opposition parties face differences between national and state actions. It notes Eisenhower’s health as an easy issue for Democrats, farm income declines pressuring candidates, and the blocked push for high farm price supports. It highlights divisions among Democrats on natural gas regulation and the uncertainty of issues before November.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
West
U.S
Democrats Press Congress To Bolster Natural Resources Record
In a published letter to Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, DNC chair Paul M. Butler urged stronger action on natural resources to boost the party’s record for the 1956 campaign. The missive hints the party could otherwise stay muted on issues, risking weakness for presidential and congressional nominees. Johnson and Rayburn backed oil land giveaways in 1953, a point Democrats have long criticized. The piece notes intra party tension as Johnson resists criticism while Rayburn faces leadership scrutiny.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Paul M. Butler
House
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B Johnson
Eisenhower
Johnson
Rayburn
White House
Butler
Bud the Dog Becomes Grandpa Miller’s Constant Companion
In Indiana, 93 year old Grandpa Miller mourns the loss of Bud, his loyal dog who kept him company for years. The caregiver narrates Bud’s final moments after a summer accident, the burial on the porch, and Grandpa’s sorrow as he recalls their routines and shared fishing trips while awaiting future Dr. Crane booklets.
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Grandpa Miller
Indiana
Bud
Grandpa
David
Daniel
Eli Miller
Dr. Crane
Lisa Kyriakides Faces a German-Controlled World in Athens
In wartime Athens Lisa Kyriakides grapples with a web of betrayal and danger as her husband Manolis collaborates with the Germans, her underground role clashes with Gestapo demands, and a perilous bargain looms over her children. The tense scene at Anton's Dress Shop reveals loyalty, fear, and a plan to outwit captors as Lisa fights to protect her family.
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Lisa Kyriakides
Anton
Paris
Athens
Manolis Kyriakides
Lisa
Manolis
Averof
Zervos
Heisser
Glaucoma risks and early diagnosis in eye care
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains glaucoma dangers and the value of early detection. He cites estimates of blindness linked to glaucoma in the United States and describes four main forms, risk factors, and the role of medicines and surgery to improve drainage and preserve sight.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
M. B
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
Act Like Children to Lose Prejudice, Reider Says
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert W. Reider urged Ohio Democrats to imitate children to overcome racial prejudice. Speaking before the Federated County Democrats of Ohio in Columbus he argued adults are confused by hatreds and should return to a childlike view of color differences.
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Reider
Demos
Columbus
Robert W. Reider
Federated County Democrats of Ohio
Stars Forecast for Tomorrow and Birthday Reflections
The horoscope advises mindful behavior and calm study of daily tasks to avoid outside interference. For those born on the day, April promises financial caution but overall prosperity in personal and romantic areas with occasional emotional tension in late summer and early autumn. A highly intuitive child with strong leadership traits is anticipated.
No Buts Over Butts School Heads Rule
Lawrence Mass article notes Greater Lawrence High School students may not smoke during school hours and a proposed smoking room was opposed by headmaster Augustine A Lawlor who called it a nuisance. The policy enforces smoking only off campus and during breaks or after school hours.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights March 28
A detailed Wednesday schedule lists CBS ABC and local networks with shows from morning to midnight. Notable entries include Breakfast Club Easy Does It News and Drama serials, Bob Crosby and Spike Jones style commentaries, Dragnet, Amos n Andy news, Fibber McGee and Molly, Joe Louis and musical programs, plus serials and variety hours across Abe networks.
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Mbs-West
Abe East
Abe News
Mbs
Abe Hing Crosby
Cbe
Abe
Man
Leddie Fisher
Abe My Son
Jeep
Cbs Treasury
Johnny Dollar
Abe Hishop
Sheen
Cbs Broadway
Cop
Nbe
Sound Mirror
Abe Jack Carson
Amos'n Andy
Ebe
Mbe
Fibber
Molly
Joseph Harsch
Cbe Dance Orchestra
All Nets
Margaret McBride
Godfrey
Dr. Peale
Johnny Olsen
Pauline Frederick
Abe Aiz
Cbs Ueen
Howard Iee
Ebs News & Commentary
Ted Malone
Sardi's
Graham
Lopez Music
Tanineattas Artin
Ruby Mercer
Fred Robbins
Abe Bruce
Dan
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Mike
Derrica
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
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