West Virginia rivals weigh Senate bid clash
Yesh the economist notes a bitter split between Holt and Neely of West Virginia as they drift toward a united front for the Senate fight. Holt, once blocked by age rules, and Neely face shifting plans, with governorship ambitions in flux while Japan tensions and Dutch holdings loom in global considerations.
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Economist
Holt
Sehen
Neely
Netherlands
Wwin
Java
U. S
Mind Your Manners at the Buffet Line
A reader asks proper dining etiquette for buffet service. Guidance covers guest actions, self-serve norms, handling glasses, table space, and suggested centerpieces. The piece emphasizes polite behavior and orderly lines to maintain decorum.
Secret to Comfortable Travel Wardrobe
Veteran travelers favor tailored, versatile clothes over flashy jet fashions. Marian Young notes a wardrobe built around tweed suits, washable silks, and adaptable shoes, with hats, scarves, belts, and jewelry chosen to pair with multiple outfits for any climate or trip.
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Marian Young
NEA Service
New York
Simuph
New Mexico
Bermuda
Gus
New Spring Fashions Brightened by Gallant and Dashing Colors
Spring fashion features bold color palettes including American khaki, Legion blue, navy, royal blue, purple, black, yellow, and rose hues. Military-inspired details such as braidings, piping, pockets, and bright linings appear on wool ensembles and tailored coats. Florals shift to vibrant garden prints with white, navy, or black grounds, while coordinated plaids, stripes, and pastels enhance suits and sportswear for Miss and Mrs America.
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Miss
Mrs. America
Wardrobe basics with black legs as foundation
The text notes building a wardrobe on black legs as a timeless base, with navy, black or brown options. It emphasizes maintaining a conservative theme while using vibrant accessories to avoid monotony, especially for travelers or those with limited travel.
Party Platform Drafts Compare
The piece compares Glenn Frank's Republican program with the Democratic platform of 1956, noting strong similarities in foreign policy aims and agriculture and differences in rhetoric and methods. It highlights neutralist stances, defense postures, trade ideas, and farm subsidy approaches, with Republicans favoring protective but not restrictive measures and Democrats advocating true neutrality and measured military readiness.
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Preston Grover Washington
Glenn Frank
Republican Program Committee
Regulatory Platform Fragments From 1932 Debates
The fragmentary text outlines party platforms with mentions of regulation, anti monopoly trade restrictions, and government finance. It notes Republican aims for a 20 percent budget reduction and tax cuts, plus abolishing some business levies, while Democrats favor reducing expenses and a tax based on ability to pay.
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Goverment
Republican
Democratic
Fragmentary party platform excerpt on monetary policy and labor acts
The readable lines show party positions: Republican calls to abolish presidential emergency powers, restore the gold standard via a competent committee, and support Labor relations safeguards, while Democrats favor keeping presidential monetary powers and warn about restoring the gold standard. The text hints at 1930s debates over labor act protections and administrative functions.
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Orate
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