Actions Seen As Reactions To Soviet Union
Washington reports that U S actions are framed as responses to Soviet and Communist moves. President Eisenhower plans to address the United Nations General Assembly in New York, amid Khrushchev pressure and security restrictions. The administration shifted plans from a direct summit to a UN appearance, while debates over Berlin and potential East-West confrontations continue.
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Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
Wwew
York
Biesenhster
Khrushnev
Ceamter
Khrustetev
United Manans
Bergdeth
Christian A. Heter
United Nations
Khrushchev Oy
Manhatan Island
Khrishenev
Kheushches
Beth Faring
Eisenhomer
Werter
Auderssing
Krugnchey
School Finds It Does Not Own School Site
EAST BEND North Carolina authorities report the East Bend school may lack a deed to land it has used for nearly a generation. The Forsyth County Superior Court trustee says Benbow’s property must be sold to settle the estate, including up to three acres once donated for the school. Plans call for offering the land for sale around November 1, with school officials awaiting further instructions.
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East Bend
N.C
John T Bente
Afm Clark
Superior Center
Forsyth County
Benbow
Tee
Benbew
Cniity
Pacard
Bootlegging Is Big Business In Nation
New York report surveys widespread illegal alcohol trade and social costs, noting government enforcement pressures, regional variance, and cultural attitudes. It highlights Hoosier and Atlantic seaboard involvement, with mentions of public health concerns and evolving law responses amid Prohibition-era debates.
Cafeteria Menu For BH Schools Listed
The Tarbers Billehoat cafe teria mpm for Sept. PLT is cy fol ms. Menu items include mashed potatoes and cream, green salad, sliced peaches, milk. Tuesday features corn salad, carrot and pineapple salad, cake squares and milk. Wednesday offers chicken pot pie with spinach, pineapple, milk. Thursday serves hamburgers, pork avowans, potato strips, cheer, cherry cobbler and milk. Friday lists beet past, snap beans, whipped potatoes, butter and tomato salad, treat pile and milk.
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Manrhey
Sabres Proeierton
Army Captain Pleads Ignorance About Dope
SEAUL South Korea AP reports Captain Nanong Samantin was arrested after confessing ignorance about 38 pounds of morphine found in Japanese negotiator luggage. A U.S. officer allegedly accepted payment to transport the drugs aboard a flight from Tokyo to Korea, implicating a Southeast Asian trafficking link.
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Seaul
South Korea
LS Tanootry
Trac
Japan
Kore
Nanong Samantin
Saymit
Tachi i Air Base
Tedi Tokyo
Advertising preserves newspaper quality and economic balance
The passage argues advertising supports cost, quality, and reach in newspapers, aiding employment and economic growth while keeping prices manageable for readers. It notes advertising funds free content and helps deliver useful information, with minor concerns about abuses and value schemes.
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Macon
Gelins
Uberspolitiaans
Nation Association of Manufacturers
Cumleg
London Paper Attacks U S Nikita Ban Move
London paper blasts the United States for Nikita Kazan policy critique on limiting access to Manhattan Island. The article calls the American decision dangerous and unwise, arguing it could provoke a broader war and fail to prevent Communist influence. It notes Western governments should oppose granting any chance for Communists to be seen as the injured party.
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London
Liperts Pews Chronicle
Beeviet
Nikita Kazan
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
the Chronicle
Coin Machine Exchange Displeasing To Owner
Richmond AP report details a self service laundry operator O. W. Smith upset about exchange rates for Mexican coins. He notes 92 ten centavo pieces equate to about 64 cents, while the machine allegedly offered five nickels per Mexican coin, risking a payout of around 50 cents if fully exchanged.
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Richmond
Selfservice Daandry
O. W. Smith
Kennedy Brain Trust To Chart New Frontier Program
Washington AP reports Senator Kennedy is assembling a Harvard and Ivy League brain trust to shape his anticipated New Frontier program. The group, led by Archibald Cox, offers foreign policy, defense, labor, and civil rights ideas, while Kennedy relies on his campaign staff for practical strategy. The Post notes the advisers are young, diverse, and may influence policy directions even if not all ideas are adopted.
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John FL Kennedy
Harvard
Wouild
Washington Post
Kennedy
Einer Bormevelt
the Post
Massachustts Institute of Technology
Yail Princetom
Orginal “Meain Trust
Franklin D. Jersevelys
Harry S. Truman
Inhich Kennedy
Robertus
Matty
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chester Bowles
W. Averell Harriman
Woodd
Brain Trust
Archibald i Cox
Harvard Law
Cox
Justne
Laslur
Truman
Jen L
MIT
Boston
Ted
Prof
Earl
Latham Oof Amherst
Paul A. Freund
Abellark de
Wolfe Howe
Ernest May
Dean A. Clark
Walt Whitman Reestow
Max F. Millikan
Paisy Regin
Robert C. Worst
Walter Pe Énnith
Jerome B. Wiesner
Larry Levy
American Research, Inc
Ithe Brain Trust
John Kenneth Galbraith
Seymour
Harris
David F. Cavers
Arthur A. Maass
Charles Haar
David H. Frisch
Bruno B. Rossi
Lucian Pye
Francis Bator
James Tobin
Yale
Richard Lester
Princeton
Willard Cochrane
Minnesota
Robert J. Alexander
Rutgers
Harris Wolford Jr
Notre Dame
Edward Katzenbach
Brandeis
Carl Spaeth
Stamford
James M. Gavin
U.S. Army
Galbraith
OPA
Ficter
Fortune Magazine
Arial Stevenson
Ward
Dye Wtler
Galraith
Harns
Economic Warfare Board
War Production Board
Office of Price Administration
Some Loan Sharks Levy 337 Percent Interest
Editor note introduces a three part series on Texas loan sharks, who charge extortionate rates up to 685 percent annually. The piece highlights illegal small lenders, fake credit checks, and aggressive collection tactics that ruin borrowers, with a case showing a factory worker paying vast interest over years.
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Texas
Weecem Beneebetare
Cince
Shtack
Tess
Loa Shack
Texas Legislative Council
Another Land Office Clerk Resigns Post
A. T. Mullins chief clerk of the General Land Office has resigned and will enter private law practice in Austin. He is the tenth land office employee to resign in days and hails from Tyler County. Mullins was a former president of the Texas Public Employes Assn.
First Admiral Farra kes and Cambridge batonic garden claim
The first admiral in the U S Navy was David Glasgow Farragut who achieved the rank. The oldest existing baton garden in America was established in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1307.
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U. S. S Navy
David Glasgow Farra‘kes
America
Cambridge
Mass
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