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Railroads Move Record Holiday Mail Volume By Rail
A Post Office estimate shows 5.5 billion pieces of mail moving by rail from December 1 to Christmas Day. The Association of American Railroads cites 53 million bags of mail, 2,300 Railway Post Office cars, 137000 miles of mail routes, and 50 000 workers handling seasonal loads.
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Behind That Holiday Rush Reports Growing Retail Volume
National holiday retail reports suggest this year may set new records for sales. Despite uncertainties, indexes and forecasts stress the health of retail trade as a driver of economic activity, with competition pushing better service, advertising, displays, and value as retailers strive to capture shoppers.
Russian Leaders Tour South Asia Seeks Anti Western Unity
During a month long swing through India Burma and Kashmir Bulganin and Khrushchev pushed an anti Western line. They accused Western powers of bloc politics pledged aid to India while exposing hydrogen weaponry and denouncing Goa and Pushtunistan amid regional tension.
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Oldest Senators: George at 77 Not the Record Holder
Washington reports Sen. George at age 77 says he'll seek re election in 1956. He is not the oldest in the U S Senate. Theodore Green 88 is likely to be the oldest ever, with several other retirees over 70. Green could tie or surpass historic marks if he lives longer.
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Admission Of Mongolia An Affront To Japan
Sokolsky argues United Nations membership maneuver insults Japan and tests American influence. He contends Soviet Russia aims to pull Japan toward Moscow while U S tarifs and unemployment risks rise. He criticizes Canada and Lester Pearson, warning of future retaliation if policies persist.
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Jesus answer to two horned dilemmas in gospel tales
A concise note on how Jesus faced two horned dilemmas posed by critics. He demanded a Roman coin to reveal Caesar's image and answered with Render therefore unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God's, then posed a question about John the Baptist to expose their motives. The exposition references Mark 11 29 33 and offers commentary on early Christian ethics.
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Nine-Player baseball swap sparks Stove League chatter
Washington and Boston reportedly stage a nine player trade energizing the baseball world. A chorus advocates daily singing for health, while Florida race track reports boom and a bombing incident marks its second in five months. A Chicago judge weighs spousal violence limits amid ducking counterpunch risks. Auto ownership tops 35 million families, with family car disputes common at home.
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Tomorrow’s Horoscope Forecast For 1956 Readies Joyous Plans
The stars promise a splendid day for spiritual and recreational activities with a congenial spirit and enjoyable group events. Short trips are favored, long journeys look promising, and those born on this day can expect study, money sense, and diplomatic traits shaping a strong year ahead.
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New Scoutmaster Named At Troop 5 Christmas Party
On December 24 1935 Boy Scout Troop 5 held its Christmas party as Chris Lockmeyer was introduced as the new scoutmaster while Evan Hamilton retired. The Rotary Club hosted a luncheon for 35 handicapped youths and provided gifts. The Salvation Army distributed food baskets to 275 families and 1500 toys to local needy children. Citizens donated toys for repair by Boy and Girl Scouts.
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Christ Child Hope Inspires Faith Amid World Strife
Dave Regan reflects on Christmas as a symbol of peace and goodwill. He notes persistent global strife and human failings but urges that Christ's teachings guide individuals toward hope and a higher life, with each Christmas bringing closer the vision of peace on earth.
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Christ Child’s Life Pledged To Not Die In Vain
The speaker calls for renewed devotion to the Christ Child and vows that his life shall not have lived in vain, emphasizing sacred purpose and enduring faith.
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Hollywood gossip and royal regrets fill 1955 notes
Dorothy Kilgallen apologizes to Princess Margaret and hopes Sharman Douglas will relay sincerity to the Queen. Luise Rainer plans a 1956 comeback. CBS courted Margaret Truman as producer. Various showbiz moves include Luise Rainer, Gordon MacRae, Marlon Brando pranks, and Rock Hudson's secret elopement.
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Factoids from History and Geography Digest
A collection of misc statements includes police emblems in Peru, a 527 AD ship built under Justinian I, a large kangaroo, Franklin guiding Gulf stream charter, Pusan in Korea, Delaware’s county count, warts myth, snowball cohesion by melt, beet sugar yield, Fremont naming Golden Gate, and Texas motto Friendship.
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