Hits and Misses: Avalanche Journal 1956 prognostications
The Avalanche Journal regressed seven predictions for 1956 and found five correct. Topics covered include politics a hot presidential race, China UN status, Russia, domestic business, economy taxes, and the farm problem. Conclusions warn against future prognostication.
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Avalanche- Journal
Russia
What Is Wrong With Modern Literature Says Jarrell
The Poetry Consultant at the Library of Congress criticizes current trends toward instant literature. Randall Jarrell argues writers condescend to readers, producing entertainment that functions like baby food. He laments the loss of common knowledge among educated and uneducated people, challenging claims of widespread intelligence.
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Library of Congress
Washington
Randall Jarrell
Jarrell
Lubbock Morning Avalanche On May South Plain
A fragment from a 1956 Lubbock publication shows a Democratic news panel and syndicated wire content. It lists staff roles and advertising details for the Lubbock Daily Avalanche Journal and affiliates, with page and date references including December 23, 1956, and a note about subscriptions and rates.
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South Plaine
Jourist
Avalanche Journal
Avalanches Jornal Abtisning Wine National Aa
Fexus Daily Presa
Texas Weave
Luthock Texas
Associatea Press
Lalas
Texas
Art Oras
Guy Parker
Prouty Ratton
PEI
W Ratlife
Doctor For Blue Jay Cove
Dr. Alex Ward confronts Francy Knapp over non medical bedside care as he arranges transfer for Mrs Reudlinger after confirming a fracture. Ward cites 1923 surgical methods and insists on proper bone surgery in St Louis, while Francy opposes cast based on old texts and money. The scene shows Ward choosing patient welfare over local custom and fee concerns.
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Lex
Alex
Francy
Spica
Sue
Dr. Ward
House Spring Hospital
Mrs. Reudlinger
St. Louis
Hospital Visit Reveals Truthful Assessment of Patient
In a hospital consultation, Miss Black meets with Alex who reviews her charts and prior treatments. The patient, dressed in beige slacks and a blue coat, sits with a nurse present as Alex warns he believes she is not very ill, as they discuss her status and next steps.
Discharged doctor hints at recovery and offers baths
In Blur Jay Cave a patient receives cautious news from a doctor about paralysis, with hints finances matter and therapy via baths and massage. Miss Black engages quietly, affirming improvement and a potential future meeting as she exits, leaving the scene open to continuation.
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Miss Black
Blur Jay Cave
Talking horse Daisy steals show in Happy Hunting review
INEZ ROBB reflects on the Broadway musical Happy Hunting based on Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier nuptials. Fernando Lamas captivates, but a talking horse named Daisy, reincarnating the author’s childhood mare, steals the act as the show navigates amid mock wedding farce, romance, and camp Broadway spectacle.
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Inez Robb
Monaco
Fernando Lamas
Ethel Merman
Broadway
Victor Mature
Gertrude Lawrence
Lamas
Ezio Pinza
Daisy
Fernando
Dai
Tax Slash Doubtful for Small Firms in 1957
Washington December 27 small business owners face slim odds of a tax cut in 1957 despite Cabinet and platform promises. Treasury opposition, budget concerns, and deferral possibilities cloud relief while mergers regulation and fair trade bills loom. Small Business Administration funding likely to persist.
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Wearmens
Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury Sec
George M. Humphrey
J. W. Fulbright
D Ark
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Fulbright
Cabinet Committee
Humphrey
Dana Throop Smith
Treasury
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means
Mills
John C. Davis
National Small Business Men's Assn
Senate
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Congress
Small Business Administration
Soviet Union warns powers with vast military and resources
At the All-Union Congress Soviet leaders warned rivals to keep hands off Russia citing a standing army of over a million and 7 000 airplanes with 100 000 pilots. They highlighted Ukraine’s grain riches and eastern mineral reserves as strategic assets amid mounting military strength. In Cleveland a sitdown strike by United Automobile Workers halted Fisher Body operations affecting about 7 000 workers as talks over wages continued.
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Forld
Reid
China
Red
United Nations
Russia
Rede
Moscow
Ukraine
Hitler
Europe
Sea of Okhotsk
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers Union
Fisher Body Company
General Motors
Louis Spisak
Spisak
Kansa
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Nehru’s luncheon talk masks politics with philosophy
A correspondent details Nehru’s luncheon with New York businessmen, noting his calm demeanor and distinctive attire. The piece analyzes his point that a prophet adheres to principles amid compromise, while critics see him dodging concrete issues. New moons are misseen as 29 or 30 nights apart, averaging 29 1/2 days.
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Geor
Sorol
Nehru
United States
Sokolsky Oner
tEday
New York
Carmine de Sapio
Hungary
Soviet
Russia
England
Nehm
Oxford
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