Report Awaited In Three Deaths In Alabama
In Reform Alabama investigators seek a cause for the deaths of three Tuscaloosa youths found in a tourist court room. Officials consider carbon monoxide or food poisoning as possible causes. The men were returning from Columbus Mississippi with Mrs. W I Lee visiting. a gas heater ran full blast and several symptoms suggested illness. The report on cause of death may be ready Monday.
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Reform
Ala
C. C. Brooks
James Roscoe Abernathy
William Earl Clay
Tusaloosa
John R. Lee
Imer
Bob Shields
No Antarctic territorial claims despite U S exploration
The article notes that despite millions spent by the United States on Antarctic exploration no move has been made to claim any part of Antarctica. It also cites a rise in first admissions to mental hospitals from 106000 in 1931 to 171000 in 1951.
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U. S
Antarctic
Antarctica
United States
Alabama
Hollywood
Lili Gentle
Birmingham
William Buell
The
Birmingham News
New York
Dear Miss Dix column excerpts on marriage advice
A reader asks about marrying a jobless suitor and a second letter urges leaving a good husband for a younger lover. Dorothy Dix cautions against rushing into marriage and advises care with companions and parental approval. The page also discusses politics with security dismissals and employee terminations under an Eisenhower era program.
Radio TV Listings Chronicle Night Schedule
A dense grid of daily radio and television program listings with times from early morning to late night across multiple stations and networks. The schedule includes news, music, dramas, variety shows, children's programs, religious segments, and special holiday offerings.
Jefferson Moves To Stop Disease In Jefferson County
Health authorities in Birmingham announce emergency inoculation clinics opening Monday as Jefferson County reports its fourth diphtheria death since Nov 1. Walter Gray, 7, dies at University Hospital amid a 23-case outbreak. the disease heavily affects ages 5 to 14. Clinics aim to manage a flood of parental vaccination requests.
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Birmingham
Jefferson
Walter Gray
University Hospital
Health Department
Security risk term debated in 1956 campaign
The article notes Philip Young and the Civil Service Commission faced questions over the meaning of security risk as Republicans and Democrats spar over government firings under Eisenhower. Young testified he did not know the formal definition while figures on fired workers circulated since 1953.
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Young
Washington
Philip Young
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Land
Health for Today Answers from Dr Bauer on Wrinkles and Constipation
A health column offers guidance on managing wrinkles with modest cosmetics and noting plastic surgery as a option. It discusses normal gas in children, emotional causes, and when to see a doctor, plus uses of laxatives and causes of constipation and a caution about weight control and emotional factors in marriages.
Unclear Careers and Paper History Mentioned
The text discusses alleged drinking making individuals unsuitable for government work and questions whether firings were due to a security program. It notes many did not know about derogatory material in their files. It also asserts Arabs produced paper in the eighth century, with Europe’s use beginning in the twelfth century.
Sagebrush Troops End Trench War Games Before Christmas
In FT Polk Louisiana the nations first atomic war games concluded as U S troops halted an aggressor invasion. Over three weeks 110000 Army and 30000 Air Force personnel simulated atomic warfare across seven million acres in the largest drill since World War II.
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FT. Polk
United States
Louisiana
Zenith Kap TV at The Radio Shack Decatur
The Kensington introduces a 24 inch Zenith TV with Cinebeam picture tube and Cine-Lens for sharp images. Zenith chassis delivers 20 volts of picture power and tuning, offered at competitive prices with easy terms. Call day or night for service. See at The Radio Shack 717 6th Ave NE.
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Zenith
Zenith W. M. Reithmaier
Radio Shack
6Th Ave
Decatur
Zenith TV
Adv
Sanatorium Student Wins Lion Oil Scholarship in 1955 contest
Thomas Shields Mays, a sanatorium patient and junior at In-Sanatorium School, Clarksdale, Miss., wins a $1,000 Lion Oil College Scholarship for the essay "My Definition Of Good Citizenship." Zone prizes and Merit Awards are listed, with judges from the University of Mississippi. The second contest opens with a $1,000 prize and a $1,200 graduate scholarship top prize for teachers.
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Ark
Thomas Shields Mays
Sanatorium
Miss
Lion Oil
Thomas
Clarksdale
Leathie Ann Mays
Lorge Rogers
Arkansas
Phyllis Ann Feeney
Earle High School
Earle
Evelyn Marie Sanders
Trenton High School
Trenton
Kentucky
Betty Jane Farmer
Benoit Consolidated High School
Martha Ann Huddleston
Tchula High School
Robert Eugene McArthur
Forest Hill School
Jackson
Jackie Seale
East Neshoba High School
Cleveland Vocational High School
DeKalb
Yvonne Johnson
J. Z. George High School
North Carrollton
Buck Munn
Beulah Hubbard School
Little Rock
John A. Murfee, Jr
Amory High School
Annie Loys Pierce
Mathiston High School
Karen Williamson
Grenada High School
Charles Henry Wilson, Jr
Tougaloo
W. A. Bryant
W. A. Coulter
School of Liberal Arts
James W. Webb
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Mississippi
Gion
Gion Oil
Dorado
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Alabama Citizens’ Committee For Schools
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Ellen Walker
Tuscaloosa
Wbrc-Tv
Alabama Citizens’ Committee
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Montgomery
Miss DIX
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Dorothy DIX
M.A.S
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Guy
Belle
David
Tler
Prince
L. M
Patty
Pat
Mom
Southern Engineering CO
Birmincham Ale
Safes & Service
Decatur Office
Charles Howard, Mgr
Johnnie Aycock
LaFayette St
Betty Grable
Harry Ames
Cantor
Santa Claus
Philo Vance
Bob
Gabriel _Heatter
Cedric Foster
Fulton Lewie Jr
Mutual
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Winky Dink
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Berle-Raye
Shumake Quartet
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Joe
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Showtime
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Circle Six
Doug Edwards
Godfrey
Les
Mary Ford
Garry Moore
Alabama U.S.A
Robert Q. Lewis
Art Linkletter
Bob Crosby
Mrs. North
WABT
Daddy Ad
Tharman
Montgomery, Ala
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
W. W. Bauer
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American Medical Association
Tuberculosis Association
Goidel
H. Leon Reeves
Butane
Propane
Moulton
Soral Butane Gas & Appliance Company
Santa
the Kensington
RCA Philco
Sylvania Dumont
Motorola Sparton
St Kyat Ng Furniture
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