Eisenhower Campaign Question Divides Doctors And Public
James Marlow analyzes whether Eisenhower can run again while still serving as president. Doctors may allow a second term if he avoids heavy campaigning and excessive strain, given his heart attack from a diseased artery. If cleared, he would balance duties with campaign demands and public expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
M BM Marlow
White
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont
Eisenhowerer
Dandelion Picked as National Flower Defies Roses
Hal Boyle recounts the uproar over nominating the dandelion as America's national flower. Win Haynes of Greeneville, Pa. defends the dandelion, praising its resilience and usefulness while mocking roses as finicky and prone to pests. The piece ends with Boyle’s wrap up and a light defense of the sunlit weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
U N package deal drives world tension s in Lawrence paper
U N bickering centers on a package deal to expand its membership without disrupting balance. Nationalist China objects to Outer Mongolia's admission, potentially shifting votes toward Russia. Chiang Kai-shek faces new criticism yet resists increasing foes among the United Nations. The body debates internal mechanisms while aiming to restore world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
U. N
Russia
East
China
Outer Mongolia
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Just Compensation and Public Projects Across a Turnpike Case
The piece discusses rising landowner award amounts in turnpike takings and the balancing act of justice and public needs. It contrasts ground-level stability with reform pressures, notes hearings and adjudication protect rights, and emphasizes that eminent domain must compensate owners fully while serving the public interest.
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Turnpike
Russia
New Factors in Phoning Lawrence Residents Adapt to Seven Unit Dialing
Kansans in Kansas City and Lawrence face challenges forming new dialing habits with the seven unit system. The change is not novel, but adjusting to it remains difficult. The article notes how bifocals aid reading the dialing holes and how lighting affects visibility, shaping user experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas City
Speculation on Merger of AFL Cio Divides Labor Leaders
A merged AFL-CIO may not endorse candidates in 1955. leaders fear internal dissents. Analysts note unions cannot control votes and speculation grows over how endorsements would affect strikes and public welfare costs. Welfare funds, reaching around 20 billion dollars, prompt calls for audits while unions resist public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
Jeaders
China
Bible verse fragment reads like Eden imagery
Fragmentary line states This land that was desolate had become the She garden of Eden. attributed to Ezakiat, presenting a biblical reclamation image without context or verse reference.
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Ezakiat
Comment How History Is Written
Chanute Tribune discusses a British sponsored WWII history volume that credits British planning for Normandy and claims Americans faced chaos risks. It argues the U S supplied most arms and troops and warns future histories may minimize allies, suggesting future readers may rely on Swiss historians to grasp truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
United States
Notable Seasonal Gripes On Weather And Costs
The piece muses on rising winter costs after a hot summer and the irony of autos and air travel. It notes heavy snow can curb careless driving and jokes about swapping ages or village places. It underscores how the average family budget feels tossed out the window until Christmas.
Two Questions on Ocean Radioactivity and Articles Shortcomings
The item notes sea water in the North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans is now ten times more radioactive than two years ago, though impacts north of the Equator are not yet seen. It also cites two major Articles of Confederation flaws: no national executive to enforce laws and no federal court system, leaving states to enforce laws.
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North Atlantic
Equator
Washington
For America
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Hamilton Fish
New York
Robert E. Wood
Sears Roebuck
Bonner Fellers
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Gen. Fellers
Group Girding For Action Promotes For America Plan
Washington reports the For America committee, led by Gen. Robert E. Wood and co chaired by Clarence Manion and Dan Smoot, has issued a policy statement and seeks $1 to $1000 contributions. The plan advocates Bricker amendment UN reform, Reed Dirksen tax limits, strong air power, local education control, and McCarran Walter immigration acts plus wage emancipation.
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Ham Fish
Cal. McCormick
Wood
Dean Clarence Manion
Notre Dame Law School
Dan Smoot
Dallas
Tex
Facts Forum
George J. Stratemeyer
James A. van Fleet
Mark Clark
A.C. Wedemeyer
America
U.S
Bricker
United Nations
Hoover Commission
Old Home Town News From 1845 Echoes and Local Notes
A collection of short items reports marriages in France for Dorothy Mae Heaton and Curtis Hinshaw II, local dinners and gatherings, travels to Miami for a Peace Office convention, military discharges, visits from notable figures, a prowler incident, school program participants, anniversary congratulations from President Roosevelt, contract awards for linen supplies, and various local civic and social happenings including Alpha Xi Delta installation and a stock shipment to Kansas City.
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Dorothy Mae Heaton
Northville
Mich
U.S. Army
Curtis Hinshaw II
Rheims
France
Lewis Mole
John Pickens
James Richey
John Michelson
Mike Getto
Eldridge
Will Johns
Miami
Fla
Arthur White
Army
Burma-India
Bertha K. Landes
Seattle
Wash
K. K. Landes
E. E. Bayles
Landes
Anne Cahill
University
Vernon Swallow
Barker Ave
R. E. Kieffer
Kansas City
Hesper School
Norma Kurtz
Ruth Grist
Josephine Votaw
Warren Grist
Jean Williamson
Duane Terrell
Doris Millington
Vernon Votaw
David Dunlap
Larry
A. D. Weaver
J. S. Amick
Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
Eudora Bridge
Alpha Xi Delta
J. W. O'Bryan
M.T. Sadler
John Norwine
Gladys Norwine
Benton Hubbell
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Fragment
Fragmented local radio and TV listings show a December schedule across WDAF KMBC WREN and KMAC stations. It lists news music shows sports segments church bulletin and various programs including The World and You and Dixieland Bands across times from morning to late night.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
Tex Beneke
Wren—Tello
Morgan Beatty
Hpl
Sound Mirror
Clinte
KMAC
Beast Wren
Fibber McKee
Molly
Piha B. Bilton
Ninh Country Ie
K. State
Indiana
Grant Ole
Television Schedule Snapshot for MMBC KOMO TV and More
A dense listing of weekday and Sunday television programming across MMBC and KOMO TV channels. Includes major shows like Truth or Consequences Wagon Train and Perry Como Show, plus Late Night news and variety segments, with multiple time slots and channel notes.
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Buckakin
Billy Smith
Mickey Mouse Club
Three Star News
Doug Edwards
Newa
JoRad
Rin Tin Tin
Newa Caravan
Studio 6
Paul Winchell
Andy A
Gang Cantal
Mr. Wired II
Talen
Texas Rangers
Little Rascal
Cherie
Purtale Bil
K.C
Chicago
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Fred Hall
el Dorado Times
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Greeneville
Haynes
Monte
Adam
Eden
Hardy
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Gmons
Pascoe
Douglas
Adletnine
Mt Makan
Ante
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Pres
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Girding
Peter &Donnea Wrenington Corraupondent
J. H. Smith
Bonner Springs
Theodore Roosevelt
Sistigne
RADIO
Television
MMBC
KOMO
Rev
Hev
Maater Builders
Jerry Mahoney
Abbott & Con
Molen
Robirney
Annis Oakley
Lawrence Welk
Texaco Star Theatre
U.S.A
Gunamoke
Damon Runyon
Mra. North
Dr. Hadson
Secret Journal
Studio 8
N.U
Captain Herta
Winky Dink & Tow
U.h.a
Bill Hickok
Roi
Atome & Mine
Devon
lLariat Playhouse
Ramar
Ehons
Ain Harts
Television Playhouse
General Electric Theatre
Ted Mack
Boisreive Young
Margie
Parta Precinct
Mary Ford
Famous Features
Studio
Monsy Deedy
Matinee Theatre
Red Skelton
Beaman
Radio and Television
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Tonas
D Saal
FES
KAY Pharmacy
Mass
India
Carter
Coty Cosmetics
Adam Kay
Masa
Adam Kay Lawrence
Mansas Sad
Fiesne'i
Gabon
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