President Has a Minimum of Friction With the Democrats
James Marlow reports that in 1955 the Eisenhower White House enjoyed a political honeymoon with a Democrat controlled Congress. They cooperated on foreign and domestic policy, limited major partisan fights, and backed Eisenhower more than Republicans. The calm, moderate approach could extend into 1956 as Democrats hope to keep Congress.
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Truman
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Hall of Fame Induction Echoes Past Baseball Feuds and Legends
At Cooperstown ceremonies Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick recalls the Cobb Baker clash and the legacy of Ty Cobb. Joe DiMaggio accepts his honor with humility while Tom Meany notes Ruth’s influence on his youth. Ted Lyons enters with Ray Schalk present, a rare Baylor link and minor league rarity highlighted as Cooperstown endures.
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Water Eels Deiled Irrigation and Domestic Repairing
Utility repair ad lists Western Turbine amps 1.0 Red Swearengen contact numbers 5552 and 7260. Provides basic service offerings for irrigation and domestic systems and encourages calling for assistance.
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
Major League leaders listed include batting leaders Kaline and Kuenn with Detroit, Kell and Power from Chicago and Kansas City, runs batted in Boone and Kaline, hits Kaline and Smith, and home runs Kaline and Mantle. Pitching leaders Byrne and Donovan lead decisions and ERAs. in the National League Campanella and Ashburn top pitching, Snider and Kluszewski lead in hits and home runs with graphs of other leaders trailing.
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The Other Guy Wins Middleweight Bout at St. Nicholas Arena
In New York, Bobby Boyd of Chicago defeated Tony Anthony at St. Nicholas Arena in 1:32 of the third round, scoring his 20th knockout in a 34.6-2 record after Anthony was knocked down early and staggered Boyd in the second round.
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New Fishing Method Costly
Two Gardner men, Robert H. Herlman and Forrest Cordell, were fined 30 dollars plus costs in Ottawa Justice Court for using an improvised electrical fishing device in the Marais des Cygne River. State game protectors described a setup built from an old telephone with a wet battery and jump coil, stunning catfish up to 10 pounds. They were arrested east of Rantoul in Franklin County.
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Sky Sox Lead Tight Western League Standings
The Colorado Springs Sky Sox hold a .537 winning percentage and remained a game and a half ahead of the Dodgers after an 8-1 loss to Pueblo. Des Moines beat Sioux City 8-0 in opener but lost 8-1 in the nightcap, while Wichita snapped a four game skid with a 3-1 win over Lincoln, moving into fourth and dropping Lincoln to fifth.
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