Dulles Presses Peace Over Israel Arms Question
The article outlines Secretary of State Dulles warning against arming Israel to avoid a proxy war with the Soviet Union in the Middle East. It stresses dangers of drawing great powers into face to face conflict, urges UN led settlement, and notes U S commitment to Israel's independence while preserving global peace.
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Eisenhower
Israel
Dulles
Soviet Union
Middle East
Germany
Russia
America
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
United States
Spring and travel notes mix with politics in 1956
A Texas woman laments a stubborn yard tree as spring arrives in the north, while sports and migration moods mix with seasonal jokes about the Milwaukee Braves. The column also praises Harry Truman and Bess on their European trip, noting the nonstop glare of the presidency and the limits on a formal vacation for a national figure.
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Texas
Heraughter
Milwaukee Braves
Harry Truman
Bess
Europe
Secret Service
Washington
Truman
That a columnist lists odds and ends of facts and quirks
HAL BOYLE surveys miscellaneous trivia from history to modern life. He notes contact lenses originated as disguises in the French Revolution, fashion quirks like Bermuda shorts and bow ties, shifts in domestic life saving time for housewives, and curious quirks in industry cuisine and education.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U —Things
Keow
Folding Paper Box Association
Germany
England
Paris
Dover
Marine Studios
Florida
U.S. Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Annie Oakley
Phoebe Annie Moses
Prices Upcoming Fall Rise Seen In Autos Shoes And Suits
Consumers face higher prices this fall for autos, shoes, and men’s and boys’ suits amid inflation and steel cost pressures. Dealers note some items will still be bought only when affordable, while others rise to reflect wage hikes and production costs. Inflation’s delayed effects push auto and fabric prices higher next fall.
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ay SAm_ DAWSON
New York
Dr Crane and Booklets Aid in Marriage Counseling
Dr George W Crane discusses a non profit educational service sending booklets on dieting sex problems in marriage and public speaking. He notes mail requests from mothers in law and priests and explains physicians use these booklets to save time and cost. The federal Reserve Board sets 1957 as target date for a consumer installment credit study.
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Preda
George W. Crane
Freda D
Marrage
Thorugh
Ang
Mousanas
Crane
Texas
Rudolph Hodik
Wisonsin
WaSnuvuiun—m
Federal Reserve Board
Dr Jordan's Comments on Chronic Constipation and Bowel Health
Reader letters prompt Dr. Jordan to explain chronic constipation and differentiate it from spastic colon. Causes include poor childhood training, withholding stools, poor diet, and laxative abuse. Treatment focuses on regular bowel habits, fiber, exercise, and addressing underlying factors to prevent future issues.
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Loman J. Sunpan
M. D
Adoption Truths Unveiled in Mexican Papers and Secrets
Basil uncovers a hidden envelope labeled Papers Pertaining to Miss Lash revealing a 1928 Mexican adoption of Maria Cristina Mendoza vanaga by Albert and Dorothy Lash. A long concealed story emerges as Basil deciphers a letter from Allie hinting at a shared secret between Byrd Himes and the Lash family.
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Basil
Mexico
America
Lash
Miss Lash
Maria Cristina Mendoza v.2
Albert
Dorothy Lash
Morientes
Aquila
Basu
Allie
Byrd
Sides Byrd Himes
Public Forum on Eastern Local School Bond Approval
The Eastern Local Board of Education thanks district voters for approving the school bond issue at the primary election. It notes the need for patience as building plans meet State Education Department approval and stresses commitment to improving facilities for every dollar spent.
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Eduation
State Department of Education
Agnes Not Delmar Baum
Walter Brown
Carl Barnhart Neroy
Centerville Field Meet and Local Social Visits
Centerville School attended a field meet on Friday. The Centerville baseball team held a steak supper near Thursday. Miss Linda Kuhn and Miss Jean Fritz won a scholarship team and took the scholarship test in Athens last Saturday. Miss Rita Frazier of Patriot visited Miss Sharon Lanier. Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer were guests of relatives in Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Kuhn visited their son. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kuhn and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perron d called on Mrs. C. E. Welker recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haley visited Mr. Haley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leston Halley. Chris Rowe of Waverly was a recent guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rowe. Linda Kuhn.
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Linda Kuhn
Jean Fritz
Athens
Rita Frazier
Patriot
Sharon Lanier
George Brewer
Akron
Hollis Kuhn
Jerry Kuhn
Columbus
Paul Perrond
C. E. Welker
Ronald Haley
Halley
Leston Halley
Chris Rowe
Waverly
A. W. Rowe
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WCHS
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Avon
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