Stevenson bid draws mixed reactions from politicians
Washington Republican leader Leonard Hall attacks Adlai Stevenson as repudiating 1952 issues and warns of a repeat. Kefauver, likely candidate, says Stevenson’s early announcement is good for him. In Denver, Wright at Denver County jail calls the Graham case a potential escape dream for Graham.
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Baking Powder Now Known as Balanced Double Action
HULMAN & COMPANY of Terre Haute Indiana introduces Exclusively Known as the Baking Powder with the Balanced Double Action emphasizing fresh taste and longer freshness for home baked goods Use of fresh ingredients highlighted in the message from the company’s packaging or advertisement
Day of the Outlaw by Lee Wells unfolds amid outlaw town intrigue
Dan Murdock debates a violent plan as Starrett’s bid to seize the HC range drives coercion and threats. Paula fears for her safety while Ava and Vivian’s connections loom, and Bela Lugosi’s Senate testimony inflames Hollywood crime discourse.
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Direct Milk Price Program Named for Central Arkansas
E Hickman Greene appointed administrator of the federal milk price program with headquarters in Little Rock. The program, issued Nov. 4, set minimum prices for dairymen across Pulaski Garland Jefferson Faulkner White and Clark counties. The measure aims to influence major markets including Little Rock.
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Cold War Returns After Geneva Conference Fallout
An unnamed administration leader says Geneva’s failure revived the Cold War and prompts reevaluation of U S programs. He notes foreign aid budgets may shift but not shrink, and stresses flexibility to adapt to the new tense Middle East environment.
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