Eisenhower to Nixon: No delegation needed as illness recedes
The article reports that President Eisenhower’s illness has not required delegating presidential authority. Vice President Nixon, already integrated since early in the Eisenhower era, shows steady leadership within defined bounds. Analysts say Nixon’s role has been to support White House and state department operations without overstepping, with the President expected to retain full directive control.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Truman
White House
Te Department
Harriman Promises Could Define Bid In 1948 Race
Governor Averell Harriman hints at a time tested path to secure the Democratic nomination. He backs 90 per cent parity, pork buying program, and relief stamp plan to aid farmers and stressed farm income. He spoke at a Des Moines dinner attended by leaders from 12 states.
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Averell Harriman
New York State
Des Moines
Averell
Safety With More Speed In Cars Faces Dilemma
Discussion on car safety features and faster engines contrasts with calls for speed limits. Kansas lawmakers may consider a state speed limit as an unresolved issue despite a 10 point pledge. Public debate centers on incentives for safe driving versus driver discretion on speed.
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Gov- Hal
Topeka State Journal
Curnal
Kansas
Highway Department
Eisenhower Decision Delayed Ahead of 1956
The Republican race to succeed Eisenhower remains in limbo until the president confirms his plans. Dr. Paul Dudley White says recovery may take months, fueling uncertainty among GOP hopefuls and forcing convention planning to adapt as speculation grows about a possible nonrun.
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Washngton
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Paul Dud
Icy White
Boston
Eisenhowerer
White House
Republican National Committee
Morning Mail Briefs From Hal Boyle Enlighten Readers
New York column highlights a potpourri of trivia from social trends to science and history. Facts range from blindness in one eye to historical dollar value, and playful notes on habits, fashion, drink recipes, and jokes. The column mixes data points with witty asides from public life.
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New York
Morning Mail
U. S
Bible Verse: He prayed and countenance changed
A brief biblical note describes Jesus praying and the shape of his countenance becoming altered, illustrating a moment of divine presence.
Forthcoming book on social prominence akin to Burke volumes
Independence Reporter notes a planned publication titled The List of Society sounding like Burke's Landed Gentry in Britain. Publishers claim it lists leading families by status, not broad achievement, with an $18 price and likely inclusion tied to purchase. The item cites vanity-book precedent and mocks drivers who park three abreast.
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Independence
Great Britain
Britain
Unclear clipping parodies barbs and bus waits
A fragmented paragraph mocks golf clubs bad talk and education worries. It notes a writer's view on speaking into a microphone versus an audience and mentions a Massachusetts hen laying a lavender egg, ending with odd nest imagery.
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Massachusetts
Jace
Quiz Q and A items from a vintage knowledge page
A reader quiz lists questions and answers on topics including Michigan climate the pronghorn antelope United Nations Italy Japan and Alexander Hamilton. The format presents questions followed by brief answers with occasional stray characters from OCR.
No Political Quiz For Major John
A Belvoir Virginia social scene features Maj John Eisenhower refusing political talk and offering Army questions instead. The column riffs on Cold War era figures, embassy receptions, and political satire surrounding Nixon, Stalin, and Franco with light, humorous tone. The piece notes cultural quirks, drink choices, and a press figure humor jab at Jim Cunningham.
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Washington
Belvoir
Maj
John Eisenhower
Army
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Wilson
Local notes of injuries births and engagements in Lawrence area
Several brief items report minor injuries including an internal jury to William Markley and a gash on Luther Cayton from a pole collision at Cordley School. Discharges from wartime service for Ernie Pontius and Wesley McCalla are noted. Also mentioned are engagements, a birth Marilyn June, a homecoming from Concordia, and various social visits and receptions around Lawrence. Lt Col Lathrop Read Jr awarded bronze star for service in Belgium Holland and Germany.
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William Markley
Lawrence-Leavereworth
Luther Ivan Cayton
Luther Cayton
Cordley School
Ernie Pontius
Wesley McCalla
Journal-World
Wae
Ethel Harman
Sunflower
Lathrop B. Read Jr
Ninth Army
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Stations and Channels
Radio and TV program grid shows KMBC KMEC WDAF WREN and KFKU schedules for Monday October 24 and Tuesday October 24 including news, dramas, comedies, game shows, and music programs. Notable items include The King of Hearts, Fibber McGee and Molly, Burna and Allen, I Love Lucy, Captain Kangaroo, Today show, and The Tonight Show in various time slots across local stations.
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KMEC
Wren Kfku
KMBC
Wren
Tello Teat
Morgan Beatty
Kstbc
Son Jeep Wren
KFKU
King of Hearts
Just
Tello
KABC
Tine Wren
Son Jeep
Cfru
Dragnet
KALB
WLAF
WRKH
Marthy Bloch
WDA
TTV
Acmo-Tv
Newa
Robinhood
Burna and Allen
Coffrey's
Voice of
Firestone
Love Lucy
Dotty Mack
Robert Montgomery
December Bride
Studio One
Ethel Arid Albert
Hollywood Playhoung
Talent Ratinchin
Boston
Lea Paul
Mary Ford
Tennessee Hunia Ford
Valiant Lady
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Hal Boyle
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Old Home Town
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Leavenworth
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Miami
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Wallace Knotts
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Rachel Edson
Washington, D.C
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Miss Grinter
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Allison
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Sigel
E. H. Purvis
Hopewell
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Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Kitchen Klub
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Purple Safe
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Ted Mack
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Mr. Bweengy
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Daddy
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Andy
Cyrano de
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House of
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Bcandinavia
England
Franses
Marian
Travel House
Mass
Ain
A. V. Phillips
IPAY
ALANS
New Household Finance
Massachusetts Ave
Litwins
Viking 3
Foams
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
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