Desert ers in politics draw from major party lists
The piece argues a strong party should welcome all comers including deserters from the opposition and criticizes excluding voters. It notes that big voter pools come from active lists of registered Republicans and Democrats, stay-at-home, new voters, naturalized citizens, and floaters. It references Pyle’s remarks and Taft’s belief in mobilizing stay-at-homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Pyle
Taft
Ohio
Farmers Lose Political Clout in Shifting voter Demographics
The article argues farmers lose political influence as U S voting power shifts toward clerical workers. It notes Franklin D Roosevelt era farmer voters were one sixth, now one eighth, with continued change. It warns politicians must track who actually votes or face appealing to non existent electorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fortune Magazine
America
Soviet fashion shift reveals blunt self critique in Britain
The Soviet Union's top fashion expert tours Britain admitting they lag in style as Russians once boasted invention and superiority. She notes Soviet women vary from well dressed to nearly indistinguishable from laundry bundles, signaling a frank openness about fashion gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Reds
Soviet Union
Britain
Angprus
Delicate Pricing Question Shapes Business Trends
Prices loom large as manufacturers and consumers weigh fair trade practices and inflation risks. Westinghouse abandons list prices, GE scrapps enforcement in Indiana, Ronson pushes fair trade, and auto makers raise suggested prices. Retail sales rise on promotions while coffee purchases fall amid fears of another inflation surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westinghouse
General Electric
Indiana
Michigan
Ronson Corp
Newark
N. J
San Francisco
National Coffee Assn
Chicago
F. W. Hubbel
American Life Convention
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Town
Dr Crane Satirizes Bible Tests and Teen Ethics
Dr George W Crane defends provocative humor and Bible style ethics in a column arguing journalism should provoke thought. He details a test about a six inch man in Job 2 11 and calls for American spirited debate while defending science and youth guidance against critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Wilton E. Hall
Anderson
South Carolina
Crane
Osteomyelitis Through History And Modern Treatment
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan reviews osteomyelitis from ancient times to today. He notes past amputation, maggot use, and radical cures, then highlights advances with sulfa drugs and antibiotics that reduce hospital stays and surgeries while stressing early treatment to avoid kidney and bone complications.
Horoscope Preview For Tomorrow And 1956 Prospects
Tomorrow morning favors routine tasks and finishing work left undone. Afternoon brings livelier energy for planning Wednesday when actions are likely to succeed. If today is your birthday, the period to mid November is favorable for occupational gains, with rewards possible early 1956. A child born today will be intelligent, efficient and trustworthy.
Tim and Clair flee Detroit to Chicago in a planned trap
Tim Rogers and Clair prepare a rapid departure from Detroit to Chicago after a taxi ride and a drug store sighting. Hal and Mil manage briefings while police are alerted. Tim plans to coordinate with Lorna from Chicago as Ben Rogers hunts for Tim upon arrival.
Benevolent Stranger Plots After Clair Holinsky Tale
Ben plans to pull Tim Rogers toward a safer path for Clair and her child, giving money and advice while avoiding direct violence. He follows Clair and Tim from New York to Detroit, hoping to push his brothers to rethink their stance as police close in on a tense, unfolding family crisis.
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Lorna
Billy Rogers
Detroit
Ben
Harold Rogers
Bender Street
Mil
Tim Rogers
Tim
NEA Service
Holinsky
Clair Holinsky
New York
Lorna Rogers
Billy
Clair
Sharon
Agent Larsen
Vote No to Toll on Ohio River and Unemployment Plan
A letter argues tolls on Ohio river transportation and higher unemployment benefits threaten Ohio’s industrial growth. It cites large current and planned investments near Ravenswood, Graham Station, Pomeroy, and Gallipolis, urging a NO vote to protect labor and state revenue. Written by A V Howell of Pomeroy on October 15.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Ohio River
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ravenswood
Sporn
Graham Station
Kiger Creek
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Navy
A. V. Howell Pomeroy
Radio Programs Schedule and Listings for Evening to Midnight
A readout of radio program slots from 6:00 PM to midnight listing News and Commentary, Variety hours, music, dramas, serials, and guest names across CBS ABC and affiliates, including shows like Boston Symphony Johnny Dollar Fibber and Molly Buck Rodgers and more. Major names include Abe, News & Comment, Ted Malone, Pauline Frederick Show, and Fibber and Molly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs
Mbs-West
Abe East
Abe
Cbs Sports
Abe Tennessee
Ernie
Cbs News & Commentary
Mbs
Abe Strange
Bing Crosby
Abe Ly Son
Jeep—cebsted
Benson
Boston Symphony
Abe Johnny Dollar
Barlow
Jack Carson
Cba
Don Vorhees
Lowell Thomas
Abe Amos
Andy
Fibber and
Molly
Cbs News & Comment
Heart of News
Dhs
Mbsa
News & Varieties
All Nets
Margaret McBride
Nbe
Godfrey
Dr. Peale
Johnny Olsen
Mort Lawrence
Queen
Abe Howard Miller
Ebe
Ted Malone
Sardi’s
Ted Steele
Pauline Frederick
Lopez
Nora Drake
Betty Crocker
Martin Block
Abe Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff
Abe Bruce
Dan
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Howard Pyle
Eisenhower
Lancaster
Hebert H. Beck
Beck
Mt. Johnson
Susquehanna River
Audubon Association
Alaska
Canada
United States
Florida
Mississippi River
American Ornithologists’ Union
Delicacy
Sam Dawson
DR. Crane
William Wrigley, Jr
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Perfect Circle Corp
New Castle
Ind
Little Fivefoot
Jack Griest
Corp
Larry Simpson
Jack Duncan
National Guard
Ben Triskis
Hal
Cleveland
Highway 12
Ray Lapica
the Public Forum
Abc-Wcool
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
KCBS
WBNS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
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