Talk Is Cheap but Action Speaks Louder Than Words
A concise observation notes that deeds outpace promises, stressing the value of tangible effort over empty rhetoric. The remark highlights notable impatience with inaction and calls for meaningful results.
Insurance and Aircraft Accidents Spur Crime Debate
The Twin City Sentinel questions whether easy airline insurance fuels crime after a Colorado bombing killed 44 and a California jeweler was killed aboard a Las Vegas bound flight. It suggests policy limits, buyer records, or validation could deter misuse while noting airline safety remains highly prioritized.
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Twin City
United Air Lines
Colorado
John Gilbert Graham
California
Las Vegas
The
Sentinel
Steel industry gains optimism on capacity and demand
Steel Looking Up at around 80 percent capacity now and forecasts for the fourth quarter point to 88 to 90 percent with some predicting 100 percent or more, suggesting 1957 may top the 1955 record. Auto demand and rising exports bolster the outlook as steel could hit a record production year.
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U.S
Loan aid seen as too easy to obtain in 1955
The piece notes that U S colleges and universities provided about 200 million dollars in loans and aid in 1955 with 235000 undergraduates receiving 65 million in scholarships alone. It argues gifts lessen repayment incentives and loans go begging.
Toll television gains ground in Los Angeles bid battles
Three groups including Fox West Coast Theatres and Paramount unit International Telemeter seek 2 year toll TV franchises in Los Angeles with $100,000 bond and 2 percent of gross. Industry split on pay TV seen as theater owners shift toward acceptance amid pending FCC actions.
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Madison Avenue
Los Angeles
Fox West Coast Theatres Corporation
International Telemeter Corporation
Fox West Coast
National Theaters Corporation
Charles P. Skouras
Theater Owners of America
International Telemeter
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Variety
Skiatron TV
F.C.C
Congress
Emanuel Celler
DN. Y
House Judiciary Committee
Doerfer
Toll TV
Celler
Dodgers
Brooklyn
High Point Enterprise Publisher and Officers List
A fragment shows the High Point Enterprise publication with staff roles including President, Secretary Treasurer and managers. It lists names such as Rawley, Mrs Terry, Patterson and Idol Jr, along with address at 305-307 North Main Street.
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High Point Enterprise
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North Main Street
High Point
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High Point Enterprise Carrier and Subscription Notice
Public notice listing pricing and terms for newspaper delivery by carriers and independent contractors. Includes AP affiliation statement and post office entry details.
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High Point
Ee Ee
National
Ward-Grifith Company
Our Best Civil Defense Is Underground Says Peterson
Val Peterson, leaving as Federal Civil Defense Administrator to become U S Ambassador to Denmark, promotes underground shelters as core to a realistic civil defense. He notes a 40 billion shelter program, budget cuts, and that Hoegh will face this issue with the White House NSC backing.
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Peterson
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
U. S
Val Peterson
Denmark
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
University of Michigan
Wert Renen
White House
National Security Council
Hoegh
Sweden
Norway
FCDA
Generalissimo Trujillo Urged to Hire Quiet Publicity Tips
A letter to Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo warns against high profile publicity and controversial lawyers like Morris Ernst in the Galindez affair. The writer argues for low profile handling, cites U.S. figures and events, and suggests avoiding public figures who could drag Trujillo into wider disputes.
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Frank Costello
Morris Ernst
Galindez
Ernst
Joe McCarthy
Alger Hiss
China
Japan
Newark Star Ledger
Quote ripples through politics and aviation mishap
A mix of quotes touches on cigarette safety versus bomb handling, Utah Senator Bennett defending harsh balance. New York Giants president Stoneham debates city support for clubs. UNIVAC malfunction returns a ring, Norman Kahn linked to a couple deemed ideal by a computer. Mrs. Mena Katz thanks God after a DC-10 scare over Texas.
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New York
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
DCG
Texas
Mena Katz
Los Angeles
Ten Thousand Puppies and Kittens Born Hourly in America
The Humane Society warns private owners breed more animals than the nation can sustain, creating a surplus of over 40 million dogs and cats. Unspayed pets produce rapid litters, with many animals ending up abandoned or euthanized. The society offers an educational folder at its Washington headquarters.
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America
Humane Society of the
United States
Humane Society of
Humane Societies
Humane
Fifteenth Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Oddball Inventions And Snippets From A Whimsical Page
A Las Vegas New Mexico resident patent shows a slide rule based horse performance predictor for unrecorded distances. Nods to an Apple Museum at Hiram College and an array of cultural quips follow from critics and observers, including jokes about labor dates, cigarette brands, and paper names.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
New Mexico
Hiram Ohio
Hiram Mason Young
Chicago Tribune
Brown
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George Sokolsky
Trujillo
Generalissimo
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Molina
Dominican Republic
Solar Plexus
Supreme Court of the
New York City
Columbia University
Carlo Tresca
State Department
Stalin
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Nehru
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Rubirosa
Columbia
Bar Association
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Wallace F. Bennett
Univac
Norman Kahn
Hollywood
Calif
Holt McPherson
Neal O'Hara
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century-Fox Film Co
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Harry
Bloomington
Redlands Calif
Pittsburgh
Kan
Watsonville
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