Eisenhower may address UN on atoms for peace plan
President Eisenhower reportedly plans a personal UN address to report progress on atoms for peace and urge Soviet participation, while weighing whether to deploy the Seventh Fleet to defend Quemoy. The piece notes tensions with Russia, the decision’s strategic stakes, and criticisms of economic reporting under the administration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Baytown Sun
United Nations
United States
Soviet Russia
Georgi Zarubin
State Department
John Buster Dulles
Russia
Disenhower
Seventh Fleet
Quemoy
China
Formosa
Avte
Preparing for old age and Texas newspaper legacy noted
The column warns of aging as science lengthens life and urges young readers to prepare now. It recalls Texas journalism history, honors Sigma Delta Chi figures, and promotes Baytown fair events including a rodeo and youth agriculture trips, while stressing urgency about financial and spiritual prep for aging.
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Arthur Godfrey
People of
Texas
Nacogdoches
Texas Association of Sigma Delta Chi
Old Stone Fort
Stephen F. Avalin State College
Sen. Price Daniel
Liberty
Liberty Vindicator
Sen. Dante
Fort
William B. Ruggles
Dallas News
Norman Hargrave
Ruggles
Bill Ruggles
Hargraves
the Ruggleses
Dallas
Falr
Baytown
Success Secrets Abdul Hussian: Inmall at United Nations
Inmall, a 25 year old detainee to the United Nations from taq, born in Bagdad, explains that success in Iraq hinges on serving the people. Jamali, a New School of Social Research student in New York City, is his delegate and Iraqi law graduate.
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Abdul Hussian
Inmall
United Nations
Taq
Bagdad
Iraq
Jamali
New School of Social Research
New York City
America
Warerster
Mass
Yale
Harvard Daw School
Harvard Music School
Foreign Legion
Wischen
Linda Lee Thomas
Dee
Margarita Cansine
Tia Juana Mexico
Nerg Walte
Gail Preston
Aly Shaw
Dick Haymes
Verse of eternal life from John three thirty six
The verse proclaims that belief in the Son grants everlasting life while rejection brings divine wrath and exclusion from life. It emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to salvation and warns of judgment for unbelief.
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God
John
Will 17 year old Malika wed in Baghdad spring marriage
Elmer Wheeler quotes Jamali on education, languages, and service in Iraq. He plans to visit Malika’s family in March to seek formal engagement and vows his family accepts monogamy, hoping for a Bagdad wedding in spring. The young delegate returns to Iraq for vacation to answer if Malika will join him as his bride.
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Mistead
Texas
Notre Dame
Longhorns
Baylor
SMU
Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
University of Texas
Baytown
Gerald Orton
Big Family
South Bend
Orton
Langhorn
Wes
Port Arthur
Jamali
Iraq
Iia
Pence
Penos
Malika
Quern
America
Tran
Jampali
Bagdad
Cotton Prospects Good Textile Revival Reason For 1954 Optimism
Cotton traders last week saw gains as deliveries rose to seasonal highs and nearby December moved up about 8 points to 35.60 cents a pound. Government crop estimates, crop deterioration, and export prospects influenced prices while demand for spat cutter cotton and lean program entries offered support. Traders suspected producers held large stocks and delivery notices against October added surprise before absorbing offers.
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William T. Plunkett
New York
U.S
Colon
This Boy Is Tough Man At Airport Control
WARMAN W NICHOLS reports from Washington on Ray Caduta at National Airport who commands pilots with strict instructions. A recent shift saw him order a takeoff with a 4000 foot report and then direct the flying crew to 1000 feet, while a pilot challenged staying at 9000 feet. Caduta’s firm control over air traffic remains notable.
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Washington
Airport Control
Warman W. Nichols
Ray Caduta
Ae Man
National Airport
Ray
Leek Flo
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Worn Maid Fires Off Pay Snag At Hornbrow Nut Works
A doughty former Hornbrow Nut Works owner Zsa Zsa Zan scolds workers and fires a man over unpaid work while Foreman Al Shirley explains the man was merely fetching cokes and sandwiches. The blast of anecdotes shifts through journalism quotes and a Capitol aviation dispute as well as a VA head overseeing millions of veterans in welfare. The piece ends with a flashback to Captain John Doughty’s 1784 Army leadership.
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Unah Hornblow
Zsa
al Shirley
Mata
Pentagon
Army
John Doughty
Gra Bag OF Easy Knowledge A Central Press Feature
A scattered Central Press feature blends trivia questions with biographical notes and historical dates. It references Pope, early states, UWA Army size after the Revolution, artists like George Gershwin and Rita Hayworth, plus party lines about language and a public-sphere quiz format.
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Central Press
Yalta secrets push by GOP leaders meets State Department delays
Senators demand publication of secret Yalta conference minutes before the election. The push collides with slow access to papers from England and diplomacy, while internal State Department figures clash over handling the historical archive.
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Washington
Yalta
Drew Pearson
State Department
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Statin
Long Island
England
Robinson Metiyaine
Downingtown
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Wheeler
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GOP
Iris Blitch
National Democratic
Chie Parisiennes
New York State
Legislative Committee
By Fred Hartman
By Erich Brandeis
Ion
ANP
Elmer Wheeler
By Bennett
Piert Lazrepe
Paris de Soir
Met
Bureau of Mines
Yarvey V. Higley
Veterans Administration
Min
Amepigan Cine Sas
USA Merchant Maria Academy
UWA
Pelfier
Thomas Gage
Boston
George Gershwin
Meuse-Argounr
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
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Raymond Moley
Duned
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Rita Hayworth
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Knowland
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Bridges
Barron
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Senate
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Reed
Bob Murphy
la Parig
Francie
Grunewald
Talis
Henry Grunewald
Washington Hotel
Harry Woodring
FBI
Howard Hughes
Trans-World Airlines
Pan American Airways
Treasury
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Szarka
Grunewalds
Chile Drive
Chevy Chase
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Adiila
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
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Lui, DR
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Leonard Sansome
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