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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1955
Page
3
President Eisenhower spends more time with newspapers at the Gettysburg White House. He focuses on major eastern papers and now reads opinion columns as well as news. His intimates say he has more time for reading.
Reports say Dwight D. Eisenhower follows speeches by Adlai Stevenson and Gov. Averell Harriman more closely than Truman and prefers Stevenson and Harriman as Democratic indicators. He avoids Truman broadcasts, considering his predecessor "hopelessly partisan."
President Eisenhower likely will not deliver part of his State of the Union in person to Congress in January. Advisers debate the approach while Mamie Eisenhower remains a strong media follower influencing the discussion. He may rely on reading clerks to present the message.
The farmer Mr. Ei senhower says two thirds of his top soil has eroded and been washed away into the Atlantic Ocean. He told callers the land survey shows soil loss and that he plans improvements.
A farm described as in a sort of worn-out condition is examined with the aim of leaving it in better shape than found. The report highlights efforts to restore land and buildings and mentions practical steps toward rejuvenation by those involved.
The article notes Judge Eisenhower is recovering from a heart attack and largely self governs his treatment. He uses mild sedatives when necessary and keeps a tablet by his bed for sleepless nights.
Hollywood report describes Joseph Cotten rushing to 20th Century Fox to host six minute behind the scenes segments for The 20th Century Fox Hour on CBS TV. He finds acting a persona named Cotten odd while revealing film making and interviewing players in forthcoming Fox Cinemascope pictures.
James Cotten discusses Fox television programs as studio propaganda yet entertaining. He notes sponsor influence, critic complaints, and six minute segments featuring interviewees, camera crews, and behind the scenes work. He cites audience ideas and a request to show Marilyn Monroe, highlighting backstage collaboration.
Army Pvt. Helbert D. Roberson of Wellington recently graduated from the I Corps Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in Korea. A truck driver in Heavy Mortar Company of the 24th Division’s 34th Regiment, he studied leadership, map reading and other military subjects after basic training at Fort Ord California. He was last stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky and is the 18 year old son of Elmer E. Roberson Route 2 Atoka Oklahoma.
Winifred Russell of Estelline was chosen president of the WTSC junior class. A history major, he serves as missions chairman of the Baptist Student Center and is a member of the Mary E Hudspeth honor society.
Aviation industry sources say Undersecretary Rothschild pushed for Lee’s replacement by Lowen as deputy CAA administrator. Lee sought reasons from Weeks without success while Senator Magnuson urged a Senate probe into the pressure to oust him. A Commerce spokesman declined to comment.
In the 55 years since 1900 the United States has produced about 143 million motor vehicles, reflecting rapid industrial growth and evolving automotive demand. It highlights the sector’s long-term expansion and its impact on transportation and economy.
Commercial powders with rotenone or pyrethrum curb fleas on dogs and cats. Houseflies thrive in manure garbage and fermenting crop wastes. A green lawn that stays active in late fall freezes earlier in spring.
Penney catalog item touts an Adonna slip in Dacron and nylon tricot with a lavish lace cover-bra top and wide hem border. The 4-gore cut promises a smooth fit in white pink or black, sizes 32 to 44, with a permanently pleated nylon bodice and acetate-nylon lace inset. Washes easily, no ironing. Price 3.98.
When wind erosion begins it tends to move from one field to the next, crossing farm boundaries and widening the affected area as soil is lifted and transported by gusts.
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