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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1956

Page

4

Selma Expands Population By 4500 On May 1

The city of Selma admitted 4500 new residents on May 1 and more than doubled its area. Public protest was limited to one district as a local bill passed the state legislature.

Selma Hal Boyle New York Joe Louis Young Stribling Sam 8Ford Boston Daniel Mendoza Bob Fitzsimmons Ilka Chase America Khrushchev Bulganin Alexander I Moe Baltimore Dison Manhattan Alwas Arnold Bennett

Eisenhower urged to explain foreign aid request

The writer argues President Eisenhower and the State Department should provide a convincing explanation for the $4.9 billion foreign aid request instead of merely stating its necessity. The public, the taxpayers, deserves clarity on how the funds will benefit the nation.

Eisenhower Department of State

Take To The Hills In The Shadow Of War

The piece warns of rising global tensions with a claimed Soviet submarine missile capability and cautions readers to flee to the hills if another war erupts. It contrasts confidence in Soviet claims with mistrust of their honesty while urging vigilance.

Alabama School Buses Labeled Unsafe and Overcrowded

The speaker argues that Alabama would show the same unsafe conditions with aging, overcrowded school buses if examined in the state. He claims Alabama has been stingy, failing to fund safety for children.

Alabama

US wary of Khrushchev Bulganin visit until deeds match words

The speaker argues the United States should withhold greeting until Russia proves through action that it seeks peace. For now Moscow’s leaders, like those of the past two decades, offer only words and no tangible steps, making a beneficial visit unlikely.

Khrushchev Bulganin United States Russia

A Man of Good Will

A tribute piece recalls Sen Alben Barkley of Kentucky who collapsed and died on the Washington and Lee University stage in Lexington Virginia. The article praises his old school politics and universal respect from Republicans and Democrats, noting his devotion to the Democratic Party and his loyal friendships.

Alben Barkley Kentucky Washington & Lee University Lexington Virginia Sen. Barkley Barkley

Nixon Eyes 1960 Run and Strategy Churn

Washington column notes Dick Nixon's high odds for a 1960 presidential run, his discreet maneuvers with Republican leaders, and his careful courting of party chairs. It highlights Nixon's calculated outreach and a Senate probe into his adviser Murray Chotiner amid blacklisting rumors.

Washington Dick Nixon Lisen United States Repubblican Nixon Senate Murray Chotiner

Secret Service warns of false government credit forms

The Nation Company allegedly used titles like U S Credit Control Bureau to resemble a government agency and collect back debts. Forms bore a spread eagle design and Washington dates, causing confusion. In 1954 a Phoenix man was arrested for attempting to negotiate such a form.

Secret Service Nixon The Nation Company U.S. Credit Control Bureau Claims Office Barr Building Washington, D.C Washington Phoenix Arizona

Davidson Handling Difficulties

Advice column urges facing everyday problems directly and seeking root causes rather than quick fixes. It cautions against postponing action and suggests self-examination to reduce family or work related conflict.

Mystery Connections in 1950s National Research Probe

The Los Angeles BBB investigated the National Research Company home office amid reports that S Florsheim and Milton Mohr owned the concerns. Murray Chotiner, Beverly Hills attorney, was linked to influence with the Secret Service and Nixon campaign activity in 1952, as notes from BBB and Washington offices outline.

Los Angeles California Secret Service Chotiner Baughman Los Angeles Better Business Bureau National Research Company T. D. Hodge S. Florsheim Milton $. Mohr Murray Chotiner Beverly Hills William J. Mawhinney Washington National Better Business Bureau Murray M. Chotiner Office of Employment Reclassification San Francisco Bbb Murray Chotine

Secret Service and FTC Move on Chotiner Client

The Washington BBB report notes a Secret Service agent showed little interest in a six inch file on Mr. Chotiner and said he knew all about him. The agent asked to be reminded but did not review the file. On December 23 1955 the FTC cracked down on Chotiner's client.

U.S Washington Federal Trade Commission

The Spread of Socialism in Khrushchev Talk

Khrushchev’s speech at the 20th Party Congress frames socialism as expanding globally through two world wars and postwar economic malaise. It argues mixed economies, mutual planning among socialist states, and critiques U S subsidies, urging a reassessment of American policy.

Nikita Khrushchev Communist Party Norway Soviet Russia China British Labour Party Great Britain United States Khrushchev Russia

Playing the Game According To Boyle

Hal Boyle lists curious boxing and era trivia from boxing history to language quirks and social observations. Notable items include boxers, earnings, long careers, champagne calories, car terminology, and oddities from 19th century travels to modern life.

St Bernard Science Exhibit Honors Regional Winner

An exhibit at St Bernard College on Sunday features science projects from St Bernard and Sacred Heart students. Sebastian Hyer, a St Bernard High School student, presents his first place gas turbine automobile engine model from the North Alabama Regional Science Fair in Athens last month.

Cullman St. Bernard and Sacred Heart St. Bernard College Sebastian Hyer St. Bernard High School North Alabama Athens Hyer

Inside Job Nabs Eight in Candy Truck Theft Scandal

Orangeburg police arrested eight youths after a parked candy truck was robbed. One boy confessed to eating 240 pieces of the loot, detailing the spoils and prompting juvenile handling.

Orangeburg S.C

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