Truman Mourns Barkley Death After Parade Honor
Former President Harry Truman learned of Alben Barkley’s death during a Truman Memorial Library fundraiser in Huron South Dakota. He praised Barkley as one of the greatest vice presidents and recalled their early ties and Barkley’s candid nature.
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Jewelers Conclude Convention in Winston-Salem
The Virginia North Carolina Jewelers convention wound up in Winston-Salem after a morning of speeches. Speakers included Dr. C A Kirkpatrick from UNC marketing, Delbert E Kars of the UNC administration school, U S Small Business Administration official from Charleston West Virginia, and Murray Wellman of Lazere Ka & Sons New York.
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University of North Carolina School of Administration
Delbert E. Kars
U. S. Small Business Administration
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Murray Wellman
Lazere Ka & Sons
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Hungarian Youth's Escape Story Termed Fairy Tale
Austrian police doubt the 18 year old Fritz Hammerl tale of driving a farm tractor through border defenses to reach sanctuary. He claimed border guards killed three companions, one by his brother, and that gunfire aided his escape. Authorities label him a publicity seeker and question the border check’s reliability. He now says he is an Austrian citizen.
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Series Storm and Nation's Meas
A chaotic weather event or public alert accompanies a national scene as a storm series unfolds. Reports reference storm patterns, potential impacts, and public safety advisories with emphasis on preparedness and emergency response.
Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Dinah Bore Corevan Runyon and a number 238 with limited context. No clear event or location to summarize into a full card.
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Dinah
Corevan Runyon
Stock Market Dips Slightly Amid Mixed Early Trading
May 1 1956 New York stocks fell moderately as prices eased around midday. Losses reached about two points with several issues sliding while a few resist the decline. Major names like Ford General Electric U.S. Steel Reynolds Metals Union Carbide Kennecott and Zenith showed declines and the Associated Press average hovered near 477 at noon.
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Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Ike Sends Autographed Picture to Girl After Red Cross Visit
A letter from President Ike cheers a young girl involved with Red Cross efforts. The girl recovered enough to face an upcoming event, and the president later sent her an autographed picture for her birthday. Susie recalls the president and expresses thanks as the youngster recovers.
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Business profits rise amid mixed signals across industries
SAM DAWSON reports that three fourths of American corporations show higher after tax profits in the first half, with an average gain around 12 percent. Railroads, steel, nonferrous metals, and oil lead gains while aircraft orders and farm incomes temper overall optimism.
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Amarican
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Network Programs Time Adjustments and Relay Test Schedules
The central standard time adjustments apply to all focal stations during relay tests. Local schedules may change with last minute updates not included in the final net.
May 1 Broadcast Schedule Toasted with Evening Notes
A Tuesday schedule overview lists a 7 18 pm dinner segment and a 7 pm and 11 am news and variety program. The listings appear as a local castor guide with commentary and entertainment notes for the day.
Court Martial Sought Over Marine Drownings Incident
A Marine Corps court of inquiry found that McKeon violated barracks drinking rules and improperly ordered a dangerous night march that led to drownings during a training exercise. The report praised some recruits and called for tighter controls and reform of drill instructors to align Marine standards with human dignity.
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North Carolina doctors seek expanded insurance for services
A Raleigh area medical society push seeks extended health coverage for doctors services under a Blue Cross plan. The 1955 convention discussed increased malpractice suits and state legislation aiding medical examiners while outlining income-based eligibility for families and individuals to access the program.
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County Medical Society
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Subversives Cases Are Suspended In Washington State
The SACB chairman stated the board will carefully consider procedural issues from the Supreme Court decision and may reorder hearings to give the party a chance to respond. Other cases involve the Washington Pension Union of Seattle and the California Labor of San Francisco. The party claimed perjury by three government witnesses at hearings before SACB.
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Thomas Herbert
Ist Party
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the of America
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Decatur Man Roy Jordan Dies in Family Car Crash
Roy Jordan 46 of a northeast Decatur farm was killed in a head on collision on state Rt. 105 east of Decatur Saturday. His son Harold 24 and his wife were injured when Harold's car, driven with the mother as passenger, collided with the elder Jordan's car. The son said his father appeared to have trouble with a left door and veered into his path. George Washington.
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