Hitler's Shade and the Final Act of Destiny
Recounting eyewitness accounts from Hitler’s body servant and personal pilot, the piece confirms Hitler and Eva Braun died by their own hand and were cremated on the Chancellery grounds. It notes the enduring myth of escape and cites Trevor-Roper's archival work. It also discusses Chief Justice Earl Warren's nonpresidential trajectory and his defense of an independent judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Eva Braun
H. R. Trevor-Roper
Heinz Linge
Trevor
Germany
Lisbon
Buenos Aires
Linge
Trevor-Roper
Stocks lose in three weeks after Ike illness
In the three weeks since President Eisenhower fell ill the 60 AP stock averages show declines from $4246.25 to $3845.25 for the same bundle, a total loss of $401 or 6.68 per share. Most stocks remained in strong boxes, with only a dozen slipping more than $10, while many investors hold profits in paper form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
White House
California
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
New York
Associated Press
Eisenhower Shifts Power Policy Amid Public-Private Clash
In Washington the Eisenhower administration pushes private power development while facing Democratic and public power opposition. Disputes arise over the Dixon Yates TVA contract and possible conflicts of interest with Budget Bureau consultant Adolphe Wenzeil. Another clash centers on selling federal power to Georgia Power for resale to cooperatives lacking transmission links.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Trueman
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-¥ates
Dixon-Yates
Adolphe H. Wenzeil
Budget Bureau
TVA
Dixon- Yates
First Boston Corp
First Boston
Dixon-Yates Group
Georgia Power Go
Language quirks in translation and ad language use
Dr George W Crane explores how idioms and direct translations fail in cross language contexts. He cites a Northwestern incident where a Spanish student complimentingly asked a partner to the dance with a literal but wrong phrase, illustrating how words carry tone and meaning beyond direct translation.
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George W. Crane
Traybe
Northwestern University
Mexico
Jane
Social Visit Roundup From Danville Area
Danville and Ashland residents make hospital and family calls. Opal McCormick travels with relatives to visit Truman Wells in Ashland. J E Vance and family visit KAhl Vance in Waverly. Will Barrett party returns from Springfield with Mrs Barrett. Gifford family hosts Chesapeake visitors. Marion and Columbus links visit Ruth Spires family and Chauncey Thivener. Dawes Harling and Hartley Devore call on local Alice Smith and Sam Dyke.
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Danvill
Opal McCormick
Easton
Porter
Ashland
Mabel Meachem
Wayne Jessie
Chesapeake
W.va
Sinusitis Cure Claims Debated by Dr Jordan
Dr. Edwin P Jordan discusses a new treatment for sinusitis and answers questions about hereditary aspects and climate change. He notes temporary relief from nasal washes and antibiotics, surgical openings, and advises testing new climates for several weeks before moving. He highlights Florida and southern California as near ideal climates, with Arizona and New Mexico also suggested for some patients despite dryness and large temperature swings.
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Edwin P. Jordan
United States
Tis
Florida
California
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
New Mexico
Tim and Hal Doomed by Fear and Strength Unleashed
A boy named Tim confronts his older brother Hal over a basement model. A brutal clash follows as Tim’s latent strength erupts, crippling Hal and reshaping Tim’s life. Years later Tim grapples with fear, obesity, and social isolation, leading toward a dark, unresolved fate.
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M Sr
Hal
Tim
Ode to Black Dan the Faithful Horse
A public forum verse by Jessie A Whisman praising Black Dan the horse. The poem laments bondage and celebrates freedom from fetters, bit, and pit, imagining Dan galloping over cloud hills in oats and clover. It evokes equestrian imagery and hopeful reunion with liberty.
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the Messenger
Black Dan
Blue Cloud
Tomorrow's Favorable Outlook for Business and Home
The Stars Say For Tomorrow predicts an excellent day for business and household affairs, plus favorable finances and creativity. Seek and grant favors, spot new opportunities, and note that a birthday tomorrow marks a clear path to success. From now to November 70th, seize chances to impress superiors with initiative and enterprise around 1956.
Mrs Jeanette Livingston Hosts 38 at Dinner in New Straightsville
Mrs Jeanette Livingston entertained 38 members and friends at her home recently. A dinner was served by the hostess. After dinner games were played and prizes awarded to Myrtle Wallace, high. Jean Williams, second. Nellie Shuttleworth, third. Minnie Strawn, guest. Ethel Wade, doc. Isabel Lawson, oldest guest. and Betty Rawlins, youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Jeanette Livingston
Myrtle Wallace
Jean Williams
Nellie Shuttleworth
Minnie Strawn
Ethel Wade
Isabel Lawson
Betty Rawlins
Daily Radio Lineup Summary
Schedule fragment lists show titles and times for a radio day. Entries include Abe 8 binner, Fisher show at 09, People Are Funny at 4:30, Dragnet at 1:30, Jack Carson, Andy Newo, and Molly programs with varying hosts. Exact days and full program details are unclear due to OCR garble.
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Abe
Binner
Lie Fisher
Mbe
Obe Masta
Abe Trospenescoe
Jack Carson
Ebe
Ammos
Andy Newo
Itera
Hither and
Molly
Eary
Margas F McBride
Fibber
Mier
Cbe
Serala Vighra
Ted Mann Tancheom
Sardle
Rederik Towe Abe
Nora Drake
Martin Block
Abe Hara
Abe Tuy Stereer
Atike
Abe Tiruce
Danube
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Tes
Sore
Gorgon Kush, Puntaner
Tenn
Webe Maraging Kaite Charen W. Renamer
Oy Pate
Cory
Job
World Today
England
National
America
Danville
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Ray Lapica
Pop Hamond
Billy
Tom
Sonny
Uncle Jack
Pop
the Public Forum
Jessie A. Whisman
Athens R. D
Waz
Thintington
Cineinne
Columbus
Chartestom
Parkersburg
Tae Kenner Wok
Marietta
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