Husseins Avoid Holiday Relaxation Amid Suez Crisis
Egyptian Ambassador Ahmed Hussein and his wife canceled Ocean City plans to stay at the embassy as reports of French troop moves and Nasser deliberations flood in. The 52 year old professor and his university wife live a cautious life in Washington while crisis headlines dominate.
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Madame Hussein
Ocean City
Ahmed Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Massachusetts Ave
Nasser
Suez Canal
Dulles
Eden
Menzies
Egypt
Hussein
University of Cairo
American University
Aziza Shukry
King Tut
Brick
Baldy Brannan
Alexandria
Maryland
Delaware
Pearsall plan urged as safety valve for school integration
An Associated Press piece from Clinton Tennessee argues the Pearsall plan offers a safety valve to resist court-ordered integration. It warns that without it, rapid change could trigger violence, arrests, and possible school closings while preserving individual options for non integrated schooling and tuition grants.
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Associated Press
Clinton, Tenn
Pearsall Committee
North Carolina
Tennessee
Clinton
Washington, D. C
Have We Outgrown Labor Day Transformation of a long weekend era
Analysis traces Labor Day shift from a class conscious observance to a broad national holiday with rising work life. Secretary James P. Mitchell notes 66,800,000 workers employed, the high mark in history under Eisenhower. Truman may view policies differently. The piece discusses labor’s integration with business and the suggested alternative Labor Management Week to emphasize labor relations and national production.
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James P. Mitchell
Poin
Eisenhower
Truman
Milwaukee
Act of Congress
Dayton
Ohio
Christ Methodist Church
Greensboro
Thomasville
Cincinnati
Mal Cerney
Cerney
Cincinnati University
Cerneys
North Carolina
Truman Fires Opening Gun in 1956 Campaign
Editorial tracing Harry S. Truman's aggressive campaign style in 1956, from Labor Day Milwaukee speech to the national scene. It notes his 18,000 miles across 27 states, 211 speeches, and his vow to "give ’em hell," alongside contrasts with Stevenson, Eisenhower, and Nixon.
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Harry S. Truman
Milwaukee
Harricum
Truman
Harry Truman
Oxford
Democratic National Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hassel
Stevenson
Harrhum
Dexter
Iowa
Wall Street
Thomas Dewey
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Eisenhower
America
Harry
Nixon
High Point Enterprise Organization Directory Note
The fragment lists staff roles and contact details for the High Point Enterprise including President D. A. Rawley, Mrs. R. B. Terry, Secretary-Treasurer Bolt McPherson and others. It appears to be a masthead or staff directory from the High Point newspaper.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Publication notice from a North Carolina newspaper
The passage lists newspaper publishing details including price for Mall and carrier, Associated Press rights, and postal matter status. It notes second class matter at the High Point post office, contract details, and advertising contacts for home delivery and distribution.
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Associated Press Io
High Point
Free passage and the Suez crisis in world policy
The piece argues that Nasser embodies dangerous imitation of Nazi leadership and questions Western appeasement at London. discusses Egypt's control of the Suez Canal, its impact on Israel and other nations, and critiques prior British handling and investment in the canal shares amid fluctuating value.
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Nasser
Hitler
London
New York
Suez Canal Company
Egypt
Israel
Saud
Suez
Benjamin Disraeli
Rothschilds
Hig
Beft
Suez Canal
Notes on The News on Suez Canal Blockade and Nasser
The piece condemns Nasser for blocking the Suez Canal and violating the 1888 Constantinople Convention. It cites Britain and other nations’ duties to keep the canal open during war and peace and references UN efforts to end the blockade. It argues such actions could lead to global conflict.
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Suez Maritime Canal
Egypt
Israel
United Nations
Seeeeas
Farmer develops Berbagare green fodder machine in Kansas barn
Marysville report says Sylvester Ham built the Berbagare a compact device that greens oats wheat barley and corn in six days to feed twenty cows and three days for poultry. The machine sits in a barn room and uses soaked seeds with a nutritive solution to grow fresh feed year round for livestock.
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Marysville
Kansas
Sylvester Ham
Marshall County News
Mr. Ham
Dallas
Texas
Nurse Carter Rea Scearce Remembered For Kindness
A local nurse, Carter Rea Scearce, died last month. A correspondent notes her kindness and dedication to patients, saying she found happiness in serving others and left an empty place in many hearts.
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Carter Rea Scearce
Resignation and moves ripple through local leadership
The resignation of M. L. Patrick from the city council follows his move from the fourth to the first ward, creating a vacancy after five years of devoted service. He plans hospital treatment in New York next week, and well wishes pour in for his recovery and continued public spirit.
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M. L. Patrick
East Green Street
New York
Belmont Abbey Degree License Ruling Sets Tone For State Board
Belmont Abbey College may continue granting degrees without a State Board of Education license, as the attorney general ruled the institution exempt since 1696. In 1955 the boards agreed on high standards to ensure degree legitimacy, with non controlling institutions allowed to set their own standards. The article notes the shift toward machinery for road work over prison labor and mentions upcoming bids for re insurance by October 4.
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Belmont Abbey
State Board of Education
Catholic College
Abbey
State of Pny Education
Fone Ag
North Carolina
The
Highway Commission
Chapel Hill
Durham
Raleigh
Col. W. F. Bailey
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