New US stamps set for New York April exhibition
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield announced stamps for the Fifth International Philatelic Exhibition in New York April 28 to May 6. The release includes an 11 cent souvenir sheet, a 3 cent commemorative stamp, a 6 cent airmail stamped envelope, and a 2 cent commemorative postal card, issued in sequence at two day intervals during the show.
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Stamps Reveal New York 1956 FIPEX Designs
Central design features the New York Coliseum with the Columbus monument in the left foreground and U S Postage in the upper left. The four dark Gothic lines spell Fifth International Philatelic Exhibition while New York Coliseum 1956 marks the bottom.
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Tass Employee Refuses to Answer Senate Spying Questions
Harry Freeman deputy manager of Tass in New York invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate Internal Security Subcommittee hearing. He refused to say if he associated with people he knew to be Russian spies and would not reveal whether he was a Communist before Tass ordered its employees to quit politics in 1941.
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Billy Graham Draws 20 000 in Tokyo Rally
Billy Graham drew an audience of over 20 000 at Tokyo’s international hall and surrounding streets for a mass rally. About 1 300 moved forward to accept Christ through an interpreter, the largest Christian meeting in Japan since World War II. He later met Prime Minister HATABa Toyama and prayed for leaders. He heads next to Osaka for two rallies.
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Sermons to American Troops in Tokyo and Yokohama
Catholic and Protestant chaplains deliver sermons to American forces stationed in Tokyo and Yokohama, detailing morale guidance, spiritual support, and duty responsibility amid postwar occupation. The messages emphasize resilience, faith, and service in a changing Japan.
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Million-Dollar Las Vegas Run For Ken Murray Show
Ken Murray's Blackouts with Marie Wilson signed to a million-dollar annual contract in Hollywood news for a Las Vegas run through 1960. The deal secures annual appearances in Las Vegas venues and highlights Marie Wilson as a featured star.
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