Democrats Charge GOP Ignores Voter Focus in 1956 Campaign
A Democratic strategist says the 1956 strategy will push a attack on Cabinet members around President Eisenhower. He notes the aim to show policies favor business over the common man while Democrats admit weak chances to beat Eisenhower if he runs. Butler asserts the GOP relies on personality. some believe control could stay with Eisenhower as president.
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California Democratic Council
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John W. Davis In Critical Condition In Charleston
John W. Davis former Democratic party leader who lost the 1924 presidential race to Calvin Coolidge remained in critical condition at St Francis Xavier Hospital Charleston. Dr William H Frampton reported no significant change since last night after multiple blood transfusions and pneumonia attacks during winter at a nearby resort colony. Davis had appeared before the US Supreme Court last year on South Carolina school segregation before his illness.
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Meditations for Lent on Responsibility and Encouragement
The meditation reflects on Lent's giving up and personal accountability before God. It cites Romans 14 12 and Hebrews 10 24 urging individuals to avoid censorious fault finding and to spur others to love and good works. It questions neglecting encouragement that might prevent others from failing.
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Republicans Visit North Carolina for Talks and Fundraiser
Senate minority leader William Knowland of California will address the Charlotte Executives Club on world affairs amid the Formosa crisis. Illinois Senator Everett Dirksen will speak at the North Carolina GOPs first 1955 fundraising dinner in Winston-Salem, expected to draw 350 to 400 people at 50 dollars per plate.
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Everett Dirksen
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Robert Taft
Charles R. Jonas
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Anent Animals Across Crossword Clues
A numbered list of crossword clues with brief definitions. Entries include across and down terms such as young salmon and river names, with answers ranging across life, nature, science, and geography. The puzzle blends common words like coat with metal and salt with more obscure terms like River in Soviet and Prickly flower.
Leningrad Front Commander Leonid Govorov Dies in Moscow
Soviet Army Marshal Leonid Govorov, 58, commander of the Leningrad front in World War II, died after a prolonged illness. He will be buried with full state honors after a funeral in Moscow's Red Square, date not announced. Secretary Clyde R. Greene, a member of the Agricultural Soil Conservation Committee, was mentioned in connection to state affairs.
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Star of Silk Stockings recalls Berlin terror in rising career
Hildegard Neff, German-born Broadway star, rose to fame after a bombed Berlin debut and wartime fear. Now American citizen and co star with Don Ameche in Silk Stockings she recalls hiding knives for survival and a wartime escape near the Elbe before a fresh run.
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