Price Daniel May Run For Texas Governor In 1956
U.S. Senator Price Daniel indicated he might consider a 1956 Texas gubernatorial bid under certain conditions. He noted he has four years left in the Senate and would serve Texas best by remaining in the Senate unless circumstances push him to run.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Austin
U.S
Price Daniel
Texas
Allan Shivers
Texas Democrats
Daniel
Senate
The Impermanence of Our Modern World and Medicine
A reflective editorial arguing ideas change, noting transport and medical progress. It contrasts public belief with scientific advances, laments traffic chaos and driver habits, and stresses doctors' vital role and the healing power of hope amid uncertainty.
SUCCESS SECRETS IN WEDDING OF ADVERTISING PROFITS
An article details the rise of William Ryder and Travid Finn, founders of a PR driven sales method. It traces their growth from a two-person outfit to a large staff, emphasizing using reporters and PR to spur sales through newsworthy stories. It also shares Otto Preminger’s philosophy on success in show business and his career arc from Vienna to New York.
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William Ruder
Travid Finn
Ryder
Finn
New York
David Finn
Ecsy
Feral
Advertising Agenais
Aima
Continental
Otto Preminger
Shaw
Preminger
America
Vienna
Max Reinhardt
Heinhardt
United States
Gilbert Miller Plas
Limone
Broadway
Hollywood
Europe
Edwarda Filippi
Hugh Herbert
Bramway
Vic
Vanguard of New Congress Seeks Washington Housing
Freshmen lawmakers and staffers in the incoming House hunt housing in Washington. Clerk Lyle Snader offers a guide detailing office setup, stipends, expenses, and per mile allowances. New members draw lots Dec 6 to pick suites, with seniority dictating better views and furnishings.
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Vanguard
Congress
Washington
Narman W. Nichols
Tai
Annnoy
Lyle ©. Snader
Lyle
Hen Alder
Capitol
Staging Gags and a Chicago Hotel Conclave Tale
The fragment recalls Will Rogers and a mid show quip about a cat on stage. It shifts to a Chicago hotel conclave where ten dailars and ten commandments are joked about, then a hotel room incident involving a servant and a fatal queen, and ends with Pershing’s rapid promotion over many outranking officers in a jet age context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge Central Press Feature
A Central Press feature bundle poses quick trivia: Bucharest is the capital of Romania. Lt. Gen. Thomas Gage led British forces in North America at the Revolution’s start. The Merchant of Venice features Antonio Nerissa and Jessica. Plato wrote Socratic dialogues. Charles Dawes won the Nobel Peace Prize for the Dawes Plan. The quiz also mentions Alabama native and early 20th century figures, a New Yorker trained in drama who acted on Rosemary, and celebratory birthday notes.
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Bucharest
Ger Thomas Gage
Antonio
Nerissa
Jessica
Socrates
Vicesikant
Charles G. Dawes
Seke
Ae Agabiama
Coffee County
Aigbama
Howard Vallesy
Birmingham
Aln
Am Insurance Company
Pres Siling
Jess
Jing
Rosemary
Romania
North America
William Shakespeare
Plato
Dawes
James & Folsom
Virginia Kare
Eisenhower Faces Peace or War Dilemma On Kremlin Coexistence
President Eisenhower weighs a pivotal foreign policy choice between accepting Kremlin offered peaceful coexistence with Russia or backing a hard line against Communist forces in the Far East. He overruled Joint Chiefs on Quemoy, seeks a possible Big Four talks with Malenkov, while Bohlen reports Kremlin optimism. Civil defense drills highlight fears of an actual national crisis. Bobby Bates returns to Colby College freshman football. Dave Colby joins freshmen.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Eisenhower
Normandy
Kremlin
Russia
Churchill and Mendex
France
Pentagon
Far East
Senate
Knowland
Tie
Bohlen
Capitol Hill
Ike
Esenhower
Jale
Jenny
Joint Chiefs of Staff
USA
Quemoy
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Malenkov
Mosro
Charles Bohlen
Molotov
U.S
Japan
U. S
Wisenhower
Drew Peteson
The Christmas Story Angel Visits Nazareth
A biblical excerpt describes the angel Gabriel visiting Mary in Nazareth, announcing she is highly favored and that she will bear a son to be named Jesus. The passage notes Joseph's lineage from David and Mary’s virginity, as narrated in the Gospel of Luke.
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Gabriel
Galilee
Nazareth
Joseph
House of David
Mary
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Adams
Alger
Texas Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Laughlin
Cuero
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W. J. Murray SR
W. J. Murray Jr
Railroad Commission
Murray
Glen Cove
Coleman County
Murray Sr
Liqgor
The
State Liquor Board
John Ben Shepperd
Texas Research League
Board of State Hospitals and Special Schools
League
Baytown Sun
Snooper
Baytown
Harris County
Alfred Einstein
Yestergas
By Fred Hartman
Renee
Ong
T Am
By Erich Brandeis
Perent Veterans Administration
California
Les
Elmer Wheeler
Force
Hanqurte
Ryder and Fir
Bennett
Will Rogers
Zirgield Follies
Cernecly
Rogers
Kity
George
Frank Artille
John J. Pershing
Central Press
Mary Martin
Tefferson Caffery
Marty Marion
Blanche of Castile
Louis TX
St. Louis
Chil
William Beveridge
Great Britain
Civil Defense
Mixup
Waterville
Bobby Bates
Colby College
Walle
Dave Colby
Etold
Bik
Norman Vincent Peale
Valenti Angelo
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