Exploited Nosedive Moscow admissions spark Cold War victory
Peter Edson reports that USIA and Voice of America seized on Moscow admissions about Stalin to frame a Western edge in the Cold War. The commentary questions Soviet leaders' intent to replace Stalinism, while noting potential reforms and dangers. Reports cite Khrushchev’s post congress disclosures and staged repackaging of Stalin symbols as propaganda countermeasures.
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Moscow
Joel Stalin
Free World
Information Agency
Voice of America
USIA
Korea
Baltic States
Ussr
Eisenhower
Russia
Soviet Union
Europe
Germany
Middle East
United Nations
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Kaganovich
Malenkov
Stalin
USIR
Georgia
Kremlin
Lenin
Peter Edson
Coal Industry Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Growth
The coal sector, hit hard in 1954, appears to be recovering as utilities drive demand and steel output remains strong. 1956 soft coal production could exceed 500 million tons, up 30 million from 1955 and 105 million from the 1954 low, aided by overall economic expansion and rising living standards.
Steel Executives Differ on Price, Demand Outlook
Industry leaders debate whether to raise steel prices now or later as inventories rise and wage talks loom. United States Steel chair Roger M. Blough warns of a possible summer demand slump while Bethlehem Steel chief Eugene Grace expects steady operations, noting current sales mainly go to immediate use. Profit gains across nonferrous and metalworking firms accompany the mixed outlook for the year.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Eugene G. Grace
Grace
Ltte
Barkley’s lifetime service and unfullfilled presidential dream
Senator Alben Barkley, 78, described as a humorist and balanced leader, reflected on a career spanning from 1913 and his failed 1952 bid for the presidency. At a Washington and Lee University mock Democratic convention he accepted being a junior senator, content with service over power, while fans toasted his lifelong dedication.
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James Marlow
Washington
Alben W. Barkeley
Congress
Washington and Lee University
Kentucky
Senate
Earle C. Clements
Barkley
House of the Lord
Chicago
Roosevelt
Truman
Democratic Party
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane Says
Maida a 19 year old college sophomore despaired after her fiancé eloped with another woman. Dr Crane prescribes removing the ex lover’s influence, dating others, and completing the prescribed steps to reframe emotions. Over six weeks she gains hope and becomes a lively coed, ending her despondency. The article promotes a booklet on emotion control.
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Maida
George W. Kane
Case
Maida R
Crgne
Ven
Thomas
Public Forum opposes federal highway tax plan in Ohio
A letter from Dorothy McDonald in The Plains argues against the federal highway program awaiting Senate action after House approval 388 to 19. She warns of a 1 cent per gallon federal tax plus 3 cent per tire, plus a state bill costing 695 million over 13 to 15 years, with little benefit for Southeastern Ohio and calls for protests this election year.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S. Senate
John W. Bricker
George Bender
Washington, D. C
Dorothy McDonald
Plains
Apel
Two Motorists Take Drive In Literally
For the second time in two weeks a motorist in front of a restaurant started his car from under the hood without realizing it was in gear. There was a crash and the drive-in promptly depreciated an estimated 1000 dollars in damage. The car sustained about 45 dollars in damage.
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Tuudun, Arz
Diphtheria risks and vaccination urged by Dr Jordan
Dr. Jordan emphasizes eternal vigilance against diphtheria as cases rise and immunization lags. He notes diphtheria’s dangers to heart nerves lungs and kidneys, urges timely antitoxin and toxoid vaccination for children to prevent fatalities. The piece also notes four East Liverpool policemen had trial relocation requests denied by Judge Joel H. Sharp
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
East Liverpool
Joel .H. Sharp
Mystery entwines as woman accused of murder plots
In a tense scene in a remote house, Alice Hazard confronts doubts about Cristina Las Lash amid a police inquiry into John’s death. Byrd and Betsy theorize memory distortion and danger, while Alice contemplates drastic revenge as the nurse intervenes during a fading, drugged vigil.
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X. Byrd
Fa Bureau
Alice
Betsy
Byrd
Cristina Las
Allie
Malcolm
Oxy
Tay
Cristina Lash
Cristina
John
Otsy
Radio Programs to Daily Comment Schedule
Program listing appears fragmented with varied shows from 7 Sinner Datembe to midnight. Entries include News at 10:00 by Drake Hr and segments like How to Fix It and City Hospital with names Rene Naty. Schedule presents multiple unclear times and program titles.
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Abe
Drake Hr
Ranch
City Hospital
Rene, Naty Orra
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Er ‘Sinan
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Celiin
Cestion Denen
Cestion
Cushings
Allee
Junica
Snes
Daily Comment
WOOL
Columbus
Nbc
Wuw
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CBS
WRNS
Allens
Wien
Gallpaus
Woos
Charleston
Kewran
Omer
Marietin
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