Delta hub move could reshape Charlotte air service map
The Civil Aeronautics Board designates Charlotte as a Delta hub for a Miami to New York route, with Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem area proposed for service. Eastern plans new Constellation through flights from Charlotte starting April 29, while area gains depend on traffic warrants and future fleet deliveries. The CAB decision aims to unlock better regional air service and attract stronger competition.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Charlotte
Delta Air Lines
Miami
New York
Air Service
Greensboro-High Point
Winston-Salem
Delta
CAB
Eastern Air Lines
New York-Miami
Constellation
Eastern
Baseball publicity stumbles amid outside PR push
A columns critique questions hiring a non baseball public relations expert to boost image while urging better in house PR from players and executives. It warns overreliance on promotion and stresses support for minor leagues as essential to the game’s health amid ongoing fiscal chatter.
Editorial Research New Transportation Policy Proposed
Congress returns to hear administration proposals to review the Interstate Commerce Act and an implementing measure. Railroads back reform. truckers and other carriers oppose. Magnuson seeks bipartisanship while the American Trucking Association condemns the cabinet committee plan as a backward step.
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Advisory
Wall Street Journal
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
New York Traffic Club
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Nel J. Curry
American Trucking Association
Transportation plan seeks dynamic competition and regulated fairness
The Cabinet Committee report urges relaxed yet targeted government controls to foster competition among railroads airlines trucking and water carriers. It proposes ICC power to set reasonable rates adjudicate disputes override some state rail rules and regulate motor carriers while reducing unprofitable passenger services.
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ICC
Bible's Vast Range in 1955 Bible Business Tightens
NEA staff writer notes 1955 set a record for Bible epics with about six million U.S. sales led by the King James Version. Diverse editions multiply, from Old Testament standalone editions to the Revised Standard Version, plus child friendly and Braille formats.
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NEA
New York
U. S
Tne SS
Society
Alexander Scourby
Record Growth in Bible Sales Expands in Tamil and Other Languages
A new six million record for Braille Bibles home in Tamil joins growing global demand. Publishers credit population rise and larger families, while advertising expenses push sales. religious interest revival and gifting appeal also boost demand for Braille Bible editions. A New York bookstore notes a dedicated Bible department and rising consumer interest.
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Iteel
Convalescence and its unexpected social traps
George Sokolsky argues convalescence invites patient dependency and social caution. He recalls strict dieting, forced activity, and the pressure to avoid overexertion after a heart attack, urging self reliance and a broader public campaign to ease fear rather than pampering the sick.
Notes on the News by Charles Pearson
A fragmented column fragment discusses health topics and public attitudes toward heart disease and calories. It includes quotes about heart attacks, dieting, and modern medical advice, reflecting a social critique embedded in a personal voice.
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Charles Pearson
Big lobby spenders listed as influence on Congress
Peter Edson reports that more than 1.85 million dollars were spent by major interests to sway Congress last year. The piece names top groups and individuals arranging lobbying, with totals ranging from 35 000 to 190 000 dollars. It notes ongoing disclosure and hints at political consequences in November.
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Herbert Hoover Jr
John Foster Dulles
Hoover
Senate
China
American Bible Society
Ficuree
New York
Coubinta
Heart Association
Peter
Washin Ashington
Congress
E.gateman
John L. McCrellan
D-Ark
Natl Asan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress of Industrial Organization
Assn. of American Railways
General Gas Committee
Farmers Union
Friends’ Committee
Upper
Colorado River Grass Roots Assn
Natl Assn
American Legion
Natl. Com
Revenue Bonday
Tay Fe Institute
Tee Trucking Greeiss Aon
Secor
Independent Bankers’ Acan
Reclamation Assn
Ema Medical Aasn
ATE
Rut Jomnens
Billy Graham
McClellan- Bridges
Ee Ee Eee Eenee
Defense dept funding probes trigger sharp questions in committee
Washington coverage notes Secretary Wilson faced exhaustive scrutiny from the House Appropriations subcommittee as chair Mahon steered pointed inquiries on nearly every defense item. Names and incidents reflect a bustling Capitol scene with senators and representatives reacting to the hearings and satellite program chatter.
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Wilson
Defense Department
Armed Services Subcommittee
House Appropriations Committee
George H
Texas
Mahon
E Cannon
Missouri
Clarence
Ana Mw Ition
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Happy Times
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Wilson Champ Quiz
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