Hall's Resignation Marks GOP Leadership Milestone
Leonard Hall, long hailed as a highly effective national chairman, resigns amid a political era shaped by President Eisenhower's popularity. Analysts note his role in translating that popularity into gains and shaping party strategy during a tense period for both major parties.
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Leonard Wall
GOP
Eisenhower
Hall
White House
Couyress
Paul Biter
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Ivan. The Fumbler
The Hungarian rewall refutes the fearsome image of the Soviet soldier and notes that individual Russians were often disorganized in combat. Despite up to 20 divisions and armored units, the rebellion was crushed by overwhelming force, not by fear of the fighting man.
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Soviet Union
Questions and Answers Mixup on Nobel Peace Prize Trivia
A compact Q and A excerpt presents varied facts: 1956 Nobel Peace Prize not awarded. footballs use corehide from pigs. the minimum voting age cited as Highteen. Christmas Seal design changes yearly. only hummingbird can true backward flight. Mont Blanc in France. poinsettia red leaves explained by a poor Mexican child offering plant at church. 1956 Nobel Prize recipients include Americans Briton German Spaniard and Soviet Russian. elephants sleep differently by species. US flag stars arranged in six horizontal rows. spurge family plants can be poisonous to sensitive skins.
Two Major National Policy Problems Highlight Inflation and Credit Allocation
The article discusses a strained but growing U S economy facing inflation and shortages across labor and materials. It outlines two policy problems: curbing inflation via money and credit management and rationing reduced credit between strong and weak borrowers, with emphasis on federal restraint, Federal Reserve actions, and rising interest costs for states and localities.
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Federell
Euch
United States
Bakunes
George Humphrey
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Arthur Levitt
New York State
New York Herald Tribune
Worry Clinic Urges Elderly to Walk and Stay Active
Grandpa Miller, age 4, enjoys a light aluminum walker to combat arthritis and speed mobility. Readers are urged to keep seniors moving, use calendars and pedometers, and avoid dwelling on ailments while involving them in activities and church attendance.
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Grandpa Miller
Case T
Eli Miller
Botte
Crawfordsville
Ind
Belle
Quotes to Remember From Hollywood in 1956
Hollywood figures including Frank Lovejoy Maurice Chevalier Lana Turner Elvis Presley Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland share candid quips about taxes success drinking honesty and career lessons. The curated remarks touch on mood fashion work and the fickle nature of fame from film icons to radio and stage stars.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
NEAI
Frank Lovejoy
Maurice Chevalier
Bill Holden
Judy Garland
MGM
Studio
Dulles Targeted as First Victim of Eisenhower Doctrine
Washington, Jan 18 The Senate Foreign Relations committee grilled Secretary of State John Foster Dulles over the Eisenhower doctrine. Democrats, controlling Congress, questioned his defense of policy and warned of continued pressure as Britain and France show lukewarm support. Observers compare Dulles’s treatment to former Secretary Acheson, suggesting Dulles may relinquish his post within months.
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Thomas BE. Stokes
Washington
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Acheson
Truman
Dulles
Acheson
Eisenhower
William Langer
North Dakota
Congress
Britain
France
Florold Maccmillan
Eden Men
Anthony Eden
United Nations
Ezra Taft Benson
Ivy
Korea
Secretari
Dulles Noy
Four Children Die As House Burns In Wareham Mass
In Wareham Massachusetts a fire claimed the lives of four Smith children. Mrs Mary Smith and the eldest child escaped from a burning five room home. Fire officials said the mother attempted rescue of eight month old Annette but dropped her inside the kitchen doorway. The father Jack Smith, 60, had been hospitalized with a nervous breakdown for three weeks and was not home during the blaze. Firefighters found the house fully involved and could not save Kenneth 13 Phyllis 10 Chester 5 and Annette 8 months.
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Wareham
Mass
Mary Smith
Keyes
Mrs. Smith
Beulah
Kenneth
Phyllis
Chester
Annette
1957 Oklahoma Traffic Toll Rises to 22
The Oklahoma traffic fatalities totaled 22 as of Friday, including Loyd Kriethe 25 of Billings who died when his car went off U S 63 near Covington and Catherine Summers 63 of Blanchard who died from injuries in a January 6 two car crash near Norman. Arlis Clement 33 Blanchard died from complications of injuries suffered December 30 in a car truck crash near Chickasha.
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Oklahoma
Billings
Blancherd
Loyd Kriethe
Conter
U.S
Covington
Catherine Summers
Blanchard
Norman
Arlis Clement
Chickasha
U.S. 62
Across 54 Abstract and 55 Places Puzzle Clues
A scrambled crossword like puzzle with many cryptic style clues and partial phrases. Entries include references to old and new forms, definitions, and paired wordplay across a grid. Names, numbers, and regional terms appear amid fragmented clues demanding attentive deduction.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
T. Ralston
HOUSE
Rlising Maniser
Masgraves A
Atilechlagem Mechanion
Cry
Vine
A Avenur
Layton
Okinhone Esirieday
Lewion
O Mina
Secuuil Tines
Wiley
Comeess
Evens
Mall
Wil Suey
Screito
Conetitieon Press
Caves
Associated Press
Askocated Press
Ube
AP News
Transiens
Lawlan
Ivan
the Fumbler
Mont Blanc
Wight
George W. Crane
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Tyas
Hope
Bing Crosby
Arnold Stung
Lana Turner
Anita Ekbere
Red Skelton
Cutie
Elvis
Presley
Marilyn Monroe
Sam Goldwyn
Karl Malden
Edith Terry
Eddie Cantor
Kim Novak
Cary Grant
Galbraith
Druuey
Fountain Servie
JM Fing
MED Gerslan, Inc
Epese
Pennsylvania
Bianca
Actio
Greece
Father
Cain
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