U.N. Suez Talks Risk Escalation and Cold War Fear
The piece argues negotiations among Egypt, Britain, France, and other canal users are essential to prevent a dangerous escalation. It calls the United States and the Soviet Union to facilitate a balanced settlement while warning against hard-line demands that could push Egypt toward extremism and Soviet influence. It notes a Ford publicity stunt in Moscow as a counterpoint to Western ideals and praises U.S. discreet actions via the State Department. It closes with a grim reminder that traffic fatalities in 1956 threaten a record yearly total, urging drivers to take driving seriously.
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United Nations
Suez Canal
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Nasser
Britain
France
Suez
Russia
Ype of Good Hope
Middle East
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Kremlin
Ford Motor Co
State Department
General Motors
America
Tight Money Faces Mixed Guard in New York
In a New York focused discussion tight money is blamed for stock declines and housing struggles, yet some defenders see it as stabilizing. Mortgage lenders, life insurers, and bankers argue restraint now protects long term growth and avoids later trouble, with officials stressing a stable dollar and sustainable lending.
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Wasun
New York
Tight Money
Guaranty Trust Co
Federal Reserve Board
Ray D. Murphy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Washington
National Assn. of Life Underwriters
Walter H. Dreier
U. S. Savings & Loan League
The
Chicagoan
New Heroine By MAL BOYLE New York
Joan Grove at 28 breaks stereotype by rising to vice president at Slenderella Inc earning about $50 000 a year. She manages 22 salons from New York to Canada, enjoys luxury items and hopes for three children, while preferring energy and independence over marriage as sole breadwinner. The piece profiles her aspirations and lifestyle.
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New York
Joan Grove
Hortense Alger
Fifth Avenue
Jackie Gleason
Joan
Miss Grove
Detroit
Michigan State University
Larry Mack
Slenderella Inc
U.S
Slenderella
Canada
Case for Adoption and Kinship in Dr Crane’s View
Dr George W Crane argues against calling babies legitimate, urging adoption as a humane path. He frames parenting as a spiritual bond, not blood kinship, urging readers to consider adopting infants or older children and to seek his 200 point tests for good parents with a stamped return envelope.
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George W. Crane
Bobby
Cain
Abel
Absalom
Amnon
Solomon
Adomjah
Abishag
Dr Jordsn's Comments on Medical Inquiries and Remedies
Edwin P Jordan answers reader questions on cystitis treatment and causes, salivary gland issues, and a device claimed to combat colds. He cautions against unverified pills, explains antibiotic and sulfa therapies, bladder irrigation, pilocarpine use, and notes that a 99.2 degree fever is unlikely cancer.
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Edwin P. Jordan
England
D. A
Athens settler Moses Hewitt and early Indian fighting tale
In early Athens history Moses Hewitt, a prominent hunter and miller, is cited as a notable Indian fighter. A 1800 incident near Margaret Creek describes Hewitt repelling intruders, engaging in hand to hand combat, and forcing retreat after a fierce struggle. The account links Hewitt to Hewitt's Crossing in what is now Waterloo Township, with his family later moving there in 1806 as the first white settlers.
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the Messenger
Mr. Hart
Athens
Moses Hewitt
Walker
Athens County
Mary Young
Newton Hewitt
Waterloo Township
Hewitt
Barker
Mr. Hewitt
Driver Forecasts Death Before Fatal Highway Crash
In Ohio, Shaw, 61, of Hebron, told his wife he would die, then slumped at the wheel on a county road north of Millersport. State Patrol reports he had been treated for a heart condition earlier that day. His wife witnessed the fatal moment as the vehicle ran off the road.
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Ancader
Ohio
P—oe B. Shaw
Hebron
Shaw
Millersport
Berlin Mission to Find Gruss and Oderbruch Network
Major Milo March travels to Berlin to locate Hermann Gruss and Nazi scientist Oderbruch. He is briefed by Willi Borm and Henri Flambeau who can guide him to shady contacts. Night raids by East German espionage students, drug experiments, and a Goering estate hideout complicate the case as authorities push for answers amid a web of informants.
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Milo March
Berlin
Hermans Gres
Inperinat
Wermany
Inet
Sion
David Paries
Ates
Hillyer
Gruss
Willi Borm
Ursula Harnack
Oderbruch
Henri Flambeau
AML
East Germany
Karin Hall
Goering
Dr. Oder Bbruch
Dr. Oderbruch
Gruss's Illness and Oderbruch Treatment Prompt Secrets
Hermann Gruss sought eight months of treatment at Oderbruch for an illness unclear to nurse and wife. No records or doctor notes exist, and Gruss showed nervous disorder symptoms, often staying away from work and withdrawing at home. The story hints a possible cover for meetings, with Gruss believing he was sick though truth remains uncertain.
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Hermann Gruss
Oderbruch
Gruss
Horoscope outlook for tomorrow and 1957 guidance
The reading urges patience and listening to counteract obstacles, with a focus on initiative and cooperation to reach goals over the next 15 months. It predicts growing financial prospects from mid-December through early 1997, plus auspicious creative and social domestic themes in late 1956 and much of 1957. A birthday child is described as gentle but easily flattered.
US general prepares to move families from Japan post reminder
In IWARUMI Japan, the commanding general and troops plan to lead Japan after a reminder that dependents’ residence is against Marine Corps policy. Some dependents reportedly oppose the order to leave arguing it violates their right to travel and live where they please on U passes. Marines note families accompanied at their own expense.
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Iwarumi
Japan
U. S
Marine Corps
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Dorn
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