Chicago Bans Doorbell Honkers In Citywide Horn Rule
Chicago enacts a strict ordinance curb the noisy car horns. It bans honking while vehicles are stationary and for unnecessary long periods. The move targets doorbell-like signaling and cites similar controls in many cities including La Crosse Los Angeles Memphis and Baltimore.
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Yugoslav and Russian Coexistence and Tito’s West Pivot
The Moscow visit pushed a stated coexistence between Yugoslav and Soviet communism, while Tito seeks to keep bread buttered by both East and West. Washington weighs letting him balance, with his Western-aligned armed forces aiding his independence. Readers are urged to hear Isaiah’s call amid talks of shifting alliances and wartime-style tensions. Friction from highway deaths spurs some to rail travel, aiding rail stockholders as auto use shrinks passenger service profits.
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Press conduct on Roosevelt and Eisenhower health in 1956 column
A Herald Tribune column argues press restraint and decency shaped coverage of Franklin D. Roosevelt and contrasts it with modern speculation about Dwight D. Eisenhowers health. It asserts voters care about policy, not rumors, and warns smear tactics undermine civic fairness.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Fatherhood Confirmed in Cincinnati Paternity Trial
In Judge Carson Hoy's court the defendant was ruled the father of a 5 month old child. The man did not hear the court statement and turned to his lawyer for guidance. The attorney told him he had become a father, prompting a hopeful then puzzled reaction.
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Ollie James
Cincinnati Enquirer
Carson Hoy
Polio vaccine fees and medical costs spark reader concern
A Tribune reader cites La Crosse clinics charging two to five dollars per polio vaccination and hospital blood fees, arguing many families cannot afford multiple shots or blood donations. The letter urges price discussions with physicians and notes broader trends toward higher medical charges and potential push for socialized medicine.
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Capitol Dome of Wisconsin Legislators Missed Promotion Chances
A Madison columnist argues Wisconsin interim legislative investig ating committees offer power to subpoena and dramatize political action, but few lawmakers use them. Noting examples like Melvin Laird and Gordon Bubolz, the piece says many chairs fail to exploit opportunities for publicity and advancement.
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Washington
Congressional Investigating Committees
Melvin R. Laird
House of Representatives
Gordon Bubolz
Appleton
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Khrushchevs New Line Aims for Self-Criticism in World Reds
In a shift after Stalin, Khrushchev and Tito sign a declaration approving friendly criticism among Communist parties. The tactic seeks nationalist appeal, reducing strict Russian control. The piece traces Tito’s break with Stalin, Truman’s aid, and Khrushchev’s bid to keep allies from bolting while allowing internal questions.
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Yugoslavia
Truman
A Little Faith Poem Encourages Hopeful Smiles
Poem by James J. Portraits from 1956 urges readers to keep faith and look up. It argues there is no glory in defeat and that a smile can ease life’s burdens, promoting a hopeful attitude despite care and hardship.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Kefauver as Veep Hopecraned by Stevenson Ticket Talk
Washington speculation swirls on a Stevenson Kefauver Democratic ticket for Chicago August. Rep James Roosevelt calls it "most acceptable" amid ongoing rivalries and Harriman maneuvering. Possible but hindered by Southern opposition and questions of loyalty among Kefauver delegates.
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Ten years ago Yale degree for Elston among 700 candidates
Ten years ago Judston D. Elston of 2027 Main St was among 700 candidates for degrees at Yale University during the 245th commencement on June 25. He was to receive a master of forestry degree.
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Yale University
West Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Schuyler E. Garth
Madison
Garth
Deane W. Irish
Dodgeville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Elizabeth Witherbee
la Crosse
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