WASHINGTON MERRY GO ROUND AIRS CHICAGO MEET NEWS
Inside Chicago governors gathered at Libertyville to influence Adams Stevenson and party leaders. Shivers and Lead er discuss chicken farming while Faubus advises on the nomination and Chandler faces Kentucky delegates. Talbott and Wilson feud at the Pentagon as Peurifoy dies in a car crash in Thailand.
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Chicago
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Libertyville
Ill
Shivers
Texas
Kennon
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Harriman
New York
Kohler
Wisconsin
Leader
Pennsylvania
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Adlai
Faubus
Happy Chandler
Kefauver
Kentucky
Stevenson
Happy
Chandler
Judge Combs
Talbott
Wilson
Harold Talbott
Thailand
Ford Company
Peurifoy
Living Today 6Y Arlie G Davidson
Inward states threaten mental health and stability. Watch for selfdissatisfaction fear ill health pessimism and avoidance patterns. Seek to eliminate habits of self pity worry alcohol or drug use and broodiness before it escalates.
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Arlie G. Davidson
Morse Dominates ILO News Spotlight in Geneva
A January ILO News issue highlights David A. Morse, director general of the ILO, with lavish praise and a photo spread. The feature portrays Morse as driving long term technical aid, while noting Geneva, the ILO palace and a year-end message about getting the facts.
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ILO News
International Labor Office
David A. Morse
United States
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Eisenhower
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Mr. Morse
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League of Nations
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Akron Beacon-Journal
Pius XII
Rome
J. Ernest Wilkins
Chicago
Secretary of
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Spencer Miller
Miller
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Jay Lovestone
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Lovestone
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Allen Dulles
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Hicogalorum
John G. Winant
Roosevelt
London
Germany
Truman
Potsdam
Winant
Mitchell
Secretary of Labor
King
Syndi
Inside Red China purge purges and shaky regime
Victor Riesel reports from Hong Kong on travel barriers and barbed wire around Kowloon as refugees recount brutal killings by Chinese Communist authorities. He notes purges within Peiping officials, increased security in major cities, and hints of further murders as Deng Xiaoping-style claims of anti US plots are used to justify internal terror.
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Virginia
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China
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Styles Bridges
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Court of Appeals
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Dewey
Edward Lumbard
Sterry R. Waterman
Far East Cauldron
U.S
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Rhee
38Th Parallel
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Korea
Taylor
Far East
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Dal
Les
Geneva
Dulles
Knowland
Tokyo
Shigimitsu
United States
India
International Red Cross
Inside
LABOR
Red China
Riesel
Victor Riesel
Hong Kong
Kowloon
Red
Kadoorie Agricultural Aid Assn
Barney Baruch
Mao Tsetung
Peiping
Commie
Carity
Communist Party
Lavrenti Beria
Lo Jui-ching
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Spaceflight within our lifetime says von Braun
Dr Wernher von Braun head of the Guided Missile Development Division at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville predicts space flight by man within our lifetime The Defense Department release says his forecast follows Eisenhower move to launch unmanned satellites and speeds up the timetable The former V2 creator became a naturalized American citizen and notes advancements toward cruising space
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Wernher von Braun
Army
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Defense Department
London
Eisenhower
The Farm Revolution and Industrialized Agriculture
The census shows farm population at 22,158,000 or 13.5 percent of the total, down from 32,161,000 twenty years earlier as surpluses rise. The modern farm employs 9,250,000 workers, more per capita than before but seasonally recruited, distinct from traditional family labor.
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Bureau of the Census
One Mile From Trinity by Mary Davis Henry
A foreword to One Mile From Trinity recalls Trinity Alabama as the author’s lifelong anchor. The valley community, Sans Souci cave and family ties within Trinity, Hartselle, and Athens are highlighted with local names and Methodist Church pillars referenced.
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Forest Home
Trinity
Alabama
Tennessee
Mary Davis Henry
Decatur
Sans Souci Cave
Sans Souci
Caddo
North Alabama
Bro
Wash Roberts
Hartselle
Frank Aldridge
M. K. Clements
Athens
Desegregation Moves Vary Across States
Newport Kentucky ends segregation in kindergartens and up to grade twelve and plans full desegregation at the start of the 1956 term. Big Spring Texas sues to block funds for districts opening to both races. Atlanta Georgia backs away from firing compliant teachers and orders loyalty oaths to uphold state laws.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Texas
Georgia
Newport
A. D. Owens
Big Spring
Tex
Limestone Boom Near Alpena as Stoneport Quarry Reopens
The Stoneport quarry in Alpena Michigan reopens as the nation’s largest limestone source. An investment of 15 million dollars revives a key plant supplying limestone to U S steel producers from the lower Great Lakes region.
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Alpena
Mich
Great Lakes
Stoneport
Presque Isle Corp
Youthful Answer in Houston Patient Tale
Danny Dalton aged 3 was brought to Father Arthur Kale in Houston. The boy said he came to get the devils chased out of him, explaining his motive in the church setting.
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Houston
Tex
Danny Dalton
Arthur Kale
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