Democrats Rally in Chicago Fight for 1956 Peace and Prosperity
Democrats gathered in Chicago to attack Republicans over foreign policy failures and influence pacts with special interests. Adlai Stevenson led the presidential bid with Kefauver and Harriman in play as potential running mates. Republicans hope improved foreign policy and farm issues, but the early 1956 campaign shaping up with internal uncertainties.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Geneva
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Harriman
Tennessee
Kefauver
Stevenson
Stevenson-Kefauver
Excessive secrecy risks trap for nation over nuclear danger
The piece argues secrecy around hydrogen bombs risks national safety and public understanding. It warns about radioactive strontium and fallout, questions who can authorize wartime use, and urges an independent commission to study the policy and safeguards amid a changed security era.
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Diy
Pueda
Coe Eisenhower
Congress
Une
Eisenhower
Truman
Roosevelt
Green St Baptist opens large Educational Building
The dedication yesterday of Green St Baptist Church new Educational Building, costing nearly a half million dollars, marks a trend to multi use church facilities. Churches expand worship space and add education recreational and fellowship areas to serve mind body and soul, reflecting civic pride and increased religious outreach.
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Green St. Baptist Church
I. G. Greer
Green St
High Point
Narcotics Problem Faces Nation with Growing Threat
The article warns of a nationwide narcotics crisis with 12 000 victims in New York City and growing addiction. It calls for a broad public health approach alongside law enforcement and stresses coordinated citizen action to curb illicit trade and provide treatment commitments.
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New York City
U. S
Paul W. Williams
SPEECH OF BYGONE ERAS ARISTOCRATIC HILL TALK STUDIED
A Rocky Mount Telegram piece notes that tramontane mountain speech in the Piedmont west has echoes of Elizabethan aristocratic style. It cites scholars like Blackwell P. Robinson and references Shakespeare Marlowe Dryden and Pope as context for dialect features and era phrases.
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Piedmont
Blackwell P. Robinson
London
Edinborough
Shakespeare
Marlowe
Dryden
Pope
High Point Enterprise fragment notes missing context
Fragmentary notice from High Point Enterprise provides no clear event or entities. reading shows garbled text and missing details, preventing a coherent summary or identification of people, organizations, or dates.
High Point Enterprise Notices and Masthead
Publication details outline the High Point Enterprise distribution notes including AP copyright statement, second class mail status, carrier duties, and advertising representations. It lists independent contractor delivery and subscription payment disclaimers and contact lines for home delivery and National Advertising representatives.
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Dealemard
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Carolina Public Schools Face Funding and Reform
Lynn Nisbet surveys the NC public school system amid nationwide push for education reform. The piece outlines key questions on school aims, efficiency, building needs, teacher supply, financing, and public interest, noting professional dominance in discussions and calls for broader reform.
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Eisenhower
White House
Washington
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Hodges
Greenville
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Asheville
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Notes on the News by Charles Pearson
The article argues that church and school conferences are often dominated by professionals. Laypeople tend to defer to professionals, risking a viewpoint reflecting educators and administrators rather than parents. It questions whether parent spokesmen can gain influence at national conferences and garner support from their communities.
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White House
Neighbors and Hobbyists Highlight City Life
A column reflecting on neighborliness, community ties, and the rise of do it yourself hobbyists. It notes changes in social visits, profiles Taylor Simpson a Kiwanis leader, and mixes essays on aviation and everyday crafts with cautionary tales of home projects and safety.
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John
Richard Roe
The Pedant in Local Wit
A verse portrait profiles John Walter Dalton as a boastful pedant in Winston-Salem. The lines praise his breadth, from dermatology to theology, Greek myth, and entomology, noting his rapid speech and self assurance without apology.
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John Walter Dalton
Winston-Salem
Mitchell Seeks Three Way Music Exchange With Russia
Howard Mitchell, conductor of the National Symphony, proposes three deals to Moscow and Washington to improve US USSR relations through music. He would invite Shostakovich to conduct in Washington, guest conduct the Russian Symphony in Moscow, or pursue a direct exchange, favoring the trade. He believes music can bridge cultures and welcomes Russian artists to expose audiences to both sides.
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Washington
Howard Mitchell
National Symphony Orchestra
Russia
Dimitri Shostakovich
National Symphony
Mitchell
Moscow
Baloneer
U. S. State Department
Louis Armstrong
Geneva
Armstrong
S Nift
Satchmo
Mr. Sehebel
Shostakovich
Cash
Nats
District of Columbia
Shirley Povich
Shostakova
Mr. Mitchell
Quotes and remarks from leaders and figures cited across items
The fragmentary OCR collects quotes from Princess Margaret's privacy to Menzies and Dean retirements, plus remarks from Frances Cardinal Spellman and Senator Bender. The scattered text hints at political commentary and military observations with few clear events or dates.
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