Stevenson warns rivals as he enters presidential primary fight
Adlai Stevenson signals willingness to square off against any Democrat in upcoming 1956 primaries. Minnesota leaders urged him to enter their primary while he criticizes GOP claims of prosperity and Geneva peace. He argues the nation faces real dangers and unsettled inflation, warning voters against optimistic illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Stevenson
Geneva
GOP
Business forecasters see 1956 growth despite uncertainties
Ny SAM 2a WSON New York surveys raise hopes for 1956 prosperity with predicted gains into midyear. Plans for new plants and increased capacity span steel, oil, chemicals, paper, aluminum, aviation and more. A Dun & Bradstreet poll shows executives expect higher sales and profits in early 1956 despite risks.
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New York
Busines
New York Central
Dun & Bradstreet
Mortza
Geneva
Principles of Sea Power and U S trade links
Admiral Robert B Carney argues in the Naval Institute Proceedings that the United States has never been self sufficient and relies on foreign trade for essential materials. He links trade expansion to sea power, calling for a strong navy and merchant marine to keep sea lanes open and support economic security. The piece emphasizes global maritime reliance and the need for busy, productive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
U.S. Naval Institute
Admiral Carney
U.S
Supreme Court and segregation in public places examined
Analysis of the 1954 school ruling on separate but equal and its implications for segregation in parks beaches and golf courses. Notes two appeals from Maryland and Georgia challenging public facility segregation and the high court's tentative stance on extending the desegregation ruling beyond schools.
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Annie Mania
Washington
Supreme Court
Tower
Supt
High Court
South
Maryland
Georgia
U. S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Court of Appeals
Case History of a Psychiatrist Mrs Crane's Father
The article recounts Dr George W Crane citing a Beaver, Pennsylvania surgeon's case to reassure cancer patients while warning elderly readers about excessive sitting. It describes Mrs Crane's father Eli Miller aging, the impact of a TV on his mobility, and the pedometer plan to encourage daily walking.
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Beaver, Pa
Beaver County
Meaten Socie
Tieata
Mra. Crane
Crane
Bunions Treated From Nonoperative to Surgical Options
Dr. Jordan explains bunion treatment from noninvasive care to bursectomy. Acute bunions cause pain and swelling at the base of the big toe, with options including drainage, cutting procedures, and eventual foot surgery to remove bone and tissue while keeping the toe aligned.
Day of the Outlaw Capright 195
Paula brings potatoes as tension rises over renegades led by Dan Starrett and Phil discuss trust and marriage. Names include Dan Starrett Paula Erin Tex Darrow Hiatt Odlum Bruhn Crane and Jack Bruhn. plan to keep eyes open, potential range war, and a hinted future confrontation.
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Paula
Star- Fett
Dan
Starrett
Phil
Odlum
Tex Darrow
Juarex Smith
Egan
Vause
Denver
Cone ‘Leas
Bruhn
Aine
Blaise
Tim
Shorty
NEA
Paul
Lil
Star
Crane
Darrow
Jack Bruhn
Horoscope Outlook for Tomorrow Highlights Personal Growth
The Stars Say For Tomorrow offers generous astrological influences favorable for personal relationships and home life. For those with December birthdays finances show a cautious uptrend, advising prudence over extravagance and speculation. The outlook for 1956 stresses happiness in relationships and a capable, family oriented child born today.
Social notes from Guysville and area and Plains yearbook orders
The column lists weekend visits and guests across multiple towns including Chillicothe Washington Court House Waverly Athens Akron Columbus Dayton Fairbanks and Cairo with families such as Norris Nice Vincent and Rodehaver among others. It notes Edits of social visits and who stayed with whom and mentions Plains yearbook orders for The Plains School senior class with staff members Rita Howard Wayne Keims mond Kelchner Jo Ann Lee Ralph Talbert James Vessalo and Nina Wright.
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Gursvil LE
Anaare
Elmer Fuller
Chillicothe
Clarence
Eva Ashcraft
Washington D.H
Eva Norris
Norris
Frances Harkins
Ray Nice
Newville
Art Vincent
Orville Nice
Waverly
Jackson
Cairo
Kenneth Quinn
Blanche ‘Cunningham
Doe Burdette
Nitro
Harley Merritt
Mra, Evans
Akron
Don Hard
Sons of
Columbus
Bertha
Michal
Mel
Roberercatey
Athens
Mr. and
George Starkey
Mire S'Vernon
StarkeuSahoga Falls
Floyd
Clase
The
Plains School
Rita Howard
Wayne Keimsmond Kelchner
Jo Ann Lee
Ralph Talbert
James Vessalo
Nina Wright
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments Mark Newsroom Bytes
A scrambled OCR like list shows multiple program titles and times from a 20th century broadcast or newsletter. It mentions sports, commentary, travel guides, musical programs, and a Washington report with scattered names and times, presenting a chaotic schedule readout.
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Outlaw
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Lee Weta
Guysville
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Dayton
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Vern
Brama
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Moe
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Drake
Aternson
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