East Harris air service expansion urged to Houston
Editorial calls Civil Aeronautics Board to approve American Airlines route extension to Houston linking East Harris County with 32 cities. Advocates say current service is insufficient for Baytown industry and that new nonstop and via intermediate points would connect Houston with major northeast centers and Pittsburgh.
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American Airlines
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Baytown
East
Harris County
American
Nashville
City of Houston
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Cincinati
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Columbus
Dayton
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Ohio River Valley
Great Lakes
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Eastern Airlines
CAB Examiner
Knoxville
Bristol
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Richmond
Baltimore
New York-Newark
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Steel Center
The
Sun
Copacabana pillars removed open view at East 60th
New York scene notes the removal of eight Copacabana pillars at East 60th Street after Jules Podell spent a quarter of a million dollars. The club, under Fourteenth Hotel, preserves safety while guests enjoy top entertainment with stars like Frank Sinatra and King Cole, amid a restless Broadway season and dice-game flap involving an ex-convict.
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New Yorker
East 60Th Street
Copacabana
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Jules Podell
Uysn
Weinberger
Shoff
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Monte Proser
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van Sieh
Young Arte
Blue Angel
Ban Soir
Frank Sintra
King Cle
Jay Lewis
Salton
Manhattan
Har- Jem
Lanhor
Verse of Salvation from Romans 10 9
A Bible verse from Romans 10 9 urges confession of Jesus as Lord and belief in God’s resurrection to secure salvation. It emphasizes faith and spoken creed as the path to divine forgiveness and eternal life.
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Jesus
Audie Murphy record sparks memories at Whyte's interview
Mel Heimer recalls Audie Murphy, famed as the most decorated soldier, as a guest whose interview waited. Ray Hopper, longtime Whyte's figure and Dodgers link, shares stories of Bear Mountain spring trainings, Branch Rickey ties, and legendary clubhouse anecdotes reflecting Murphy's fame and public interest.
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Celeste Hohn
Ray Hopper
Whyte's
Mitten Gheel
Brooklyn Dodger Ball
Roy
Branch Rickey
Manhatna
Dodgers
Uweus
Bear Mountain
Whyte
Talwa
Hallphiyate
Brooklyn
Hasebe
From a Mail Carrier to Self Made Author Publisher
Morris Tuzarsky, a New York mail carrier, left his savings to pursue a dream by writing a DIY art instruction book. He faced publisher rejections, found a printer, and published 12000 copies with a sketch pad, pencils, and erasers. Sales funded future editions and plans for eight more books. Tuzarsky emphasizes patience, risk, and belief in his talent.
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Morris Tuzarsky
New York
Fais
Huzarsky
Thayne
Auto Safety Package Biggest Advertising Drive Launched
Detroit reports a broad ad campaign promoting a new safety package for cars. Ford leads with plans to include seat belts padded dashboards and safety features across their 1956 lineup. Chrysler and GM are poised to publicize similar protections amid studies from Cornell University on injury prevention.
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W. Brune
Detroit
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Hunselli
Wight
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Vor
Word
Cornell University
Irregular Publicist Roasts and Football Coach Tales
A scrambled, garbled passage centers on a publicist and a football coach who starts a brickfield for a game, with scattered names and places. The quirky dialogue voices doubt about quality, while references to Minnesota’s 1,800 in Diane five reservations emerge and note youths seeking better jobs.
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Neal Ouara
Osseowinsinski
Yablanowies
Patleofontack
Minnesota
World of Random Trivia and Names Puzzle
A fragmented quiz style column asks about a variety of topics from geography and history to theater and military figures. It references capital cities, notable buildings, actors, a U S Marine officer, Latin terms, and historical events, all in a garbled OCR style.
Batista Welcomes Enemies Amid Havana Crowds
Washington columnist Drew Pearson visits Sancti Spiritus and Trinidad Cuba, detailing President Batista’s public reception in a sea of supporters and reporters. He notes the absence of visible enemies in Cuba, the modern sanitarium on the mountains, and Batista’s rural school drive improving literacy from 30 percent illiteracy to 19 percent illiterate today, while contrasting with Havana politics and opposition.
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Sancti - Spiritus
Cuba
Batsta
Batista
Patisia
Pacardi
Havana
Washington
Trinidad
China
Prig
Prio
Aurelio Concheso
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