Britain Must Choose as Vote Sets Stage for 1955 Election
Voters face a tight race between Conservatives and Labour with polls showing a close margin. Analysts note Eden lacks Churchill’s magnetism while Labour is divided by Aneurin Bevan’s leadership and old socialist doctrines. The outcome, seen as pivotal for wartime fears and postwar policy, will reveal Britain’s mood on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Britain
Winston Churchill
Eden
Barbara Ward
Anthony
Aneurin Bevan
Labor
Keeping in Balance over Defense Budget and Manpower
House backs defense budget 0 to accept administration plan creating about 100000 more troops mostly from Army and Marines. Debate shows mixed views on manpower cuts with some fear of atomic bombardment and some faith in new weapons allowing smaller ground forces and mobile units. Congress and public seem to seek a balanced defense policy grounded in faith and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re House
Tration
Clarence Cannon
Congress
Battle Over Meaning of Minimum Wage Sparks Senate Clash
Washington debates the interpretation of a wage bill as administration and Senate Democrats spar over extending the minimum wage. Mitchell testifies that coverage should expand to millions more Americans, while the House lags and the Senate weighs what a final bill might entail.
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James Marlon
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Democrats
Theate
Rise
Congress
South
Labor
Mitchell
Senate Labor Committee
Douglas
D-Ill
Sen
Contrasts By Sam Dawson On Jobs And Incomes In 15 Years
New York writer notes national stats misalign local experience with job gains and income. He cites 61.7 million employed nationally, 35 percent higher since 1999, but regional disparities persist, with mining down and construction up, regional incomes varying from state to state.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Dun & Bradstreet
New England
Oves
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Union
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
South
North Dakota
Atlantic
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Perk Up Player Trade Linked to Puzzling SA Case
A fragmented 1940s style note discusses a pitcher trade attempt meant to spark performance, then shifts to a Miami hotel sign warning about smoking in bed. The piece blends public speaking ideas, nutrition basics, and marriage advice, ending with a plug for a booklet on writing sellable copy and prize contests.
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Miami
Florida
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and manic depression explained
Dr Jordan describes split personalities and two major mental diseases. He explains schizophrenia like a exaggeration of normal traits and manic depressive insanity with mood swings from bursts of energy to deep gloom. He notes age of onset 13 to 30, several symptoms, and mentions electric shock as sometimes helpful.
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Edwear. Sompan
M.D
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Robert Louis Stevenson
Horoscope for T aFrow and August 1956 Events
The day's horoscope highlights happy hours and social and artistic interests with strong opportunities by night. Birthdays favor business and finance upgrades, June and July promise monetary gains, and travel in August with property matters in September. November and December offer business opportunities for a strong 1956 start.
New device measures pollution of air in Columbus
Battelle Memorial Institute scientists report a new extremely sensitive method for measuring air pollution. The long patch infrared spectrophotometry technique is described as accurate and useful for air pollution control studies and monitoring plant atmospheres.
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Columbus
T At Battelle Memorial Institute
Death of a legend Jesse James returns as Pinkerton men hunt
In 1879 Jesse James resurfaces in Missouri after a Glendale train raid. Pinkerton agents, led by William Pinkerton, pursue the recovered outlaw gang across five states as new recruits join the old legend. The hunt intensifies with bullets, disguises, and shifting loyalties.
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Northfield
Kansas City
Chicago
William Pinkerton
Missouri
Clay
Jackson
Jesse
Chicago & Alton
Glendale
Jackson County
William Grimes
Jac Fon County
Jesse James
Ed Miller
Wood Hite
Bil Ryan
Dick Liddell
Big George Shepherd
Missouri’ State
Big George
Shepherd
Pinkerton
Dingus
George
Russeville
Dr Frank
Ld George
Frank
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Davis & Sexton Bank
Riverton
Towa
Living Costs Ease Down In April
The report shows a 4 percent drop in prices from March to April with actual purchase prices, while residential rents fell less than 0.1 percent. Potatoes spiked 30 percent from March and 60 percent year over year due to a March freeze. Labor Department data cite take home pay around 68.05 dollars for factory workers with dependents and 61.78 for those without, down about four cents from March as shorter hours offset higher hourly rates.
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Ieee Pu
Png
Iso
Pei
Radio Programs on WOU 92.0 Schedule Highlights
The list outlines daily radio segments on WOU 92.0 FM including Morning News and Sports, Air Force Band, Dance Theatre, Break the Bank, Romance Dramas, News and Commentary, and Afternoon programs. Notable anchors and shows include Tom Moore, Pauline Frederick, and Martin Block with various music and talk features across the day.
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Abe
Tom Moore
Moe
Nelmoor
Serisla Gly Hen
Ade Nite Malone
Mabe Tancheot
Serdte
Mbe
Pauline Prederick
Ebe
Lopes
Batty Crockar
Martin Block
Abe-Mbe
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Athens
WSUS
Dally
Serad
Christ
World Today
House
Epsibuy
DR. Crane SA
TN Church
Inna
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Jy Will
Henry Eee
Yankee Bligh
Russellville
Lis
Smokey
Lt Hm-M-Mem
Ater
Sintington
Tome
Nbe
Air Force Band
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