Quiet Time for Political Oratory in Campaign Life
The Clinton Herald argues for restraint by national candidates to avoid extreme campaign rhetoric. It notes the demanding schedules of traveling contenders push them into a half-world where reality is hard to grasp, urging observers to promote balance and reasonableness in political life.
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WMIT
Lemp
WMLT
WMT
Eye On
New York
WME
the Christophers
WOC
Industry
Pastor
WLUBF
Frontiers of Faith
Big Picture
WHBF
Wild Bill the Rock
Wild Bill Hickok
WOHC
WHUF
WM1
CBS News
the Nation
War era campaign pressures shape presidential statements
A historical look shows nominees face heavy outside pressure to craft statements. Advisers often misjudge race tightness, pushing risky declarations. An example from 1940 Roosevelt and Willkie, amid war shadows, followed a costly pledge. Roosevelt won 25 million to 22 million.
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Frank Freidel
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Willkie
Risenhower
Eisenhower Wins Wisconsin By Large Margin
The Wisconsin results show President Eisenhower defeating his rivals by a margin of 367 000 votes, well ahead of Senator McCarthy who had attacked General Marshall. The piece suggests candidates adopt “quiet time” to avoid inflaming right wing Republicans and urges calm restraint on hectic days.
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George C. Marshall
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Marshall
Eisenhower
Stockyard roundup at West Clinton sparks brisk activity
In Clinton's North Western yards on Sunday a large consignment of livestock including nine thousand sheep and seven hundred fifty cattle plus hogs caused a surge in lending activity. The event drew lenders and watchers as the yard buzzed with buyers and sellers amid a busy day.
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North Western
West Clinton
Notable Odds and Ends From a Dizzying Page
Indianapolis man recounts Jose the Mexican boy at Yankee Stadium enjoying a free ticket soda and hot dog while crowds sing Jose can you see. A U S goodwill emissary promotes women rights to native women, who gift him an 18 year old girl he declines. A chiropractor predicts rain as he drums on Mr Fitzmaurice.
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Philip Holzner
Indianapolis
Jose
Yankee Stadium
U. S
Far East
Polio vaccine shields most children but Grenno family misses
The Grenno children of Camp Douglas Wisconsin received no Salk polio vaccine and six soon contracted polio in varying degrees. Officials note vaccines greatly reduce risk though not infallible, urging parents nationwide to vaccinate.
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Richard Grenno
Camp Douglas
Wis
Grenno
United States Public Health Service
Taxes on a Voluntary Basis Concept Draws Debate
A witness before the Milla Subcommittee of the Joint Economic Committee discussed shifting to voluntary taxes like charitable contributions to Community Chest or Red Cross. The piece questions whether services justify the cost, noting current revenues exceed 30 percent of national income and pondering how much services are worth to individuals.
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Community Chest
Red Cross
Milla
Joint Economic Committee
Quiet Louisville Integration Viewed As Lasting Significance
The southern press argues TV overemphasizes violence in school integration while quietly noting thousands of Negro and white children sitting together in classrooms. Louisville stands as a model where lawful, careful planning brought peaceful change, possibly more enduring than the dramatic clashes televised this fall.
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South
Louisville
Somatovite Aids Appetite In Doctor's Pediatric Trial
Dr Louis S Goldstein of Yonkers Professional Hospital reports Somatovite improved appetite in 56 of 56 infants and young children with poor eating and weight gain during a 12 week treatment three times daily. A second item notes a new synthetic hormone with no current medical use.
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Louis 5. Goldstein
Yonkers Professional Hospital
Yonkers
N. Y
Zanure
Review of Medicine
Drew Pearson Ike Winced at Hostile Iowa Signs
Apared text notes President Ike faced hostile signs in Iowa as columnist Drew Pearson reports. The article hints at a new hormone being studied as a vital clue for controlling inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and allergies.
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Ike
Iowa
Eisenhower
Newton
Television listings and a medical ad update
A dense list of TV programs across stations with time slots and channel branding for a given day, followed by an adjacent medical advertisement highlighting a new drug that boosts salt retention and mentions a rheumatoid arthritis pig model research advance. The page mixes schedules and scientific breakthroughs without narrative.
Clinton Herald Era Advertising and Horoscope Fragments
A stray OCR jumble from The Clinton Herald includes publication details, scattered horoscope notes, and political extrapolations. The text touches on subscription rates, Associated Press branding, a New England political scene around Eisenhower and Kennedy, and assorted notices. The readable portions mention scores of names and places, with dated political commentary and ad-like inserts interleaved.
Better To Be Right In The Child’s Early Learning
Dr Myers argues it is better to emphasize accuracy over speed in grade school. He warns that rushing children to spell read and do math can lead to repeated mistakes and confusion. The piece also critiques stop watch teaching and notes political commentary amid wartime era captions.
Horoscope Hint for Sunday Leisure and Hospitality
Genevieve Kimble suggests using Sunday to turn hobbies into practical, shared activities. Emphasize friendliness and hospitality while avoiding important plans. The message notes tomorrow is your birthday.
Poems and warnings in a mixed page of notes and ads
A historical page blends verse about forest solitude with poems by Elva B and brief musings on study habits. It includes a stray note about a homework bulletin and a 1956 copyright line, followed by a Mexico health service statistic.
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Mexico
Ministry of Health
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With The Daily Cryptoquote
A scrambled list of crossword clues across and down with mixed theme hints and a daily cryptogram puzzle. It includes varied definitions like Fall femi, doors joints, de, and a standard cryptogram using the Henry Longfellow line as a hint.
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