Governor Faubus Speech on Integration in Little Rock
The Arkansas governor condemned federal judge actions and urged citizens to submit to federal authority. He had National Guard units stationed at Little Rock High to oppose integration, a move seen as defiant amid a city prepared for change. The speech carried hollow undertones despite formal rhetoric.
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Faubus
Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock High School
Little Rock
Editorial Briefs Reflect Race Tensions and Baseball
The editorial notes contrasting images of a mobster assault in Little Rock and fans lifting Henry Aaron after a pennant win. It urges northern self examination on race, praises Eisenhower and General Walker, and calls for calm at Little Rock high school events amid tense times. The piece highlights The News Telegraph’s growing circulation and a stable stance on duty and law.
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Little Rock
Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Eisenhower
Walker
Iowa KoreAn War veterans seek state bonus payments
Iowa veterans of the Korean War ask Des Moines and state officials about when the bonus will be paid. The mail runs 75 to 200 letters daily, spiking to 600 at times, from across the United States and abroad as Iowa voters await the bonus checks.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Statehouse
Union
Delayed Bonus Payment Stretches into 1959
The November 1956 bonus remains unpaid as legal complications mount. Officials say payment date is not yet set with guesses pointing to possibly 1959.
Nashville integration routine near normal after desegregation
Assistant Superintendent W H Oliver says attendance at the five integrated grammar schools in Nashville has returned practically to normal. Only seven children are being kept home due to desegregation, with ten Negro students now enrolled in previously all white elementary schools.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. H. Oliver
Atlantic News-Telegraph Notices and Rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details and pricing for various subscriptions. Rates vary by region with carrier and mail options including local Atlantic, adjoining counties, Iowa, the U S and Canada, spanning monthly and annual terms.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Canada
Ike Avoids Trouble as Little Rock Crises Grow
Drew Pearson argues U S information officers struggle to counteract images of school desegration and race violence from Little Rock Charlotte and Nashville. He recalls Eisenhower ducking trouble from 1932 bonus march and questions late 1950s federal leadership and response to southern integration fears.
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Drew Pearson
U. S
Little Rock
Ike
Amman
Jordan
Near East
U.S.A
United States
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Charlotte
N. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
Congress
Anacostia
Eisenhower
D. C
MacArthur
District of Columbia
Anacostia River
Hoover
Army
Roosevelt
White House
Bonus
FDR
Fort Hunt
Washington
Supreme Court
Williamsburg
Leonard White
University of Chicago
South
GOP rally targets Loveless and Hoffa in Boone
Iowa Republicans accuse Gov. Herschel Loveless and Teamsters chief James Hoffa of influencing state politics. State Rep. Clark McNeal cites 1956 union money to Loveless campaign and calls for party clean up as Curtis Riehm and other speakers criticize Loveless fiscal policy and surpluses. Other speakers include Sen. Carl Ringgenberg and Rep. Robert Naden as Grimstead seeks a 1958 House run.
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Boone
Herschel Loveless
Teamster Union
James BR. Hoffa
Clark McNeal
Rbelmond
Loveless
Hoffa
Iowa
McNeal
Curtis Riehm
Garner
Merwin Coad
Carl Ringgenberg
Ames
Robert Naden
Webster City
Jake Grimstead
Lake Mills
Grimstead
Coad
Prescription treatment against Asian flu in four steps
A special influenza committee advises four home steps for Asian flu: rest at home, consult a doctor, drink fluids, and use fever reducers. Antibiotics and sulfa drugs do not kill the flu virus, though doctors may use them for bacterial complications. The committee warns against hospital care to avoid hospital acquired infections.
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New York
American Medical Alan
Reenlistment Record of 14-Year-Old Army Recruit
Master Sergeant Edward Martin at Fort Monmouth New Jersey recently reenlisted in the U S Army at the age of 14. The article notes a clerk in Honolulu who signs his full name Floyd Kuikealeka usekalani Kealliwailanamalie Ka maunuihalakaipo Hodoii and comments on the length of his signature.
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Honolulu
Edward Martin
Fort Monmouth
N.J
U. S. Army
Good Food for Dad Lunch Box and Health Tips
Health columnist Herman N. Bundesen advises on hearty lunch box ideas for working men. He lists the seven basic food groups and practical items such as meat cheese eggs milk fruit vegetables bread and soups. He recommends fresh wholesome presentation and separate wrapping for lettuce.
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D. R
King Features Syndicate, Inc
I Will Kiss Her Cheeks And Make Peace Tonight
A father reflects on a motherless child after scolding her for spilling ink. He admits harsh words were spoken in haste and resolves to comfort the daughter, kiss her cheeks, and bid peace this night. The poem centers on remorse, reconciliation, and paternal tenderness.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Don Person
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Newport
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Boston
Peter Harrison
America
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