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Estrellita: Star guidance for tomorrow and upcoming months
The reading notes tomorrow favors tact and tolerance to avoid later dissensions. Evening looks sociable with hobbies and relaxation. For a birthday, job and financial gains seem likely before year end, with six months of social and travel benefits and support from others, plus rising self confidence and caution about health in October.
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Durable Nuri of Iraq Faces Widening Arab Rift Could Fall
The piece surveys Nuri as-Said long rule in Iraq over 30 years, his 13 prime ministerships and 10 foreign ministerships, Iraq's shifting alliances, and his anti Israel stance. It notes Arab League ties, Baghdad Pact links, and Syria Egypt tensions, with Nuri described as faithful to the U.S. yet potentially awkward for Washington.
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Iraq
Middle East
Araby
Great Britain
League of Nations
Nuri
Egypt
Turkey
Pakistan
Syria
Salah Bitar
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Woodrow Wilson and the League’s Legacy in World Peace
The article reflects on Woodrow Wilson born in Staunton Virginia in 1856 and his role as father of the League of Nations. It notes the League’s decline and the rise of the United Nations while crediting Wilson for sowing the seeds of global cooperation and the hope that the UN will not fail.
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Water a New Year Puzzle Says Poets and Critics
New Year morning essay weighs water as life’s essential drink and its cultural meaning. It cites ancient and modern opinions from Pindar to Thoreau, noting both praise and caution of water as necessity and threat across history.
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New York
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Clement of
Alexandria
Napoleon Bonaparte
H. D. Thoreau
H. G. Bonn
England
John Fortescue
John Bullein
Tobia Venner
Episcopal Tea Dance and New Year Socials in Manchester
The 20 Years Age edition reports the Episcopal Tea Dance at the Manchester Hotel with Mrs. C. H. Murray in charge and lists numerous helpers. Phyllis Jean Patton celebrated a birthday at her parents home on Oberon Drive with several youths in attendance. The Merry Married Mixers hosted an annual dance at the same hotel with multiple assisting couples. Open house events by the YMCA Knights of Pythias Elks Masons accompanied New Year diversions as 1937 began.
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Manchester Hotel
C. H. Murray
F. A. Tebbitt
C. L. Kingsbury
C. E. Aull
R. F. Passano
W. W.W. Sebald
Wylie Mitchell
Margaret Crane
George Brown
George Brown, Mrs. 8. E. Graeff, Mrs. B. F. Hurwitz, Mrs. J. J. Hallowell
E. N. Millan
G. W. Wilmer
Walter Lewis
G. W. Breiel
Colin Gardner
Phyllis Jean Patton
Mrs. R. W. Patton
Oberon Drive
Larry
Joan Gingerich
la Roma
Romilda Poplin
Patty Ann Barnes
Jimmy Slauder
Billy Mantz
Buddy, Townsend
Mildred Ferguson
Manchester
E. F. Harpring
Charles Blair
E. T. Cross
W. H. Spindler
R. C. Bogan
R. O. Brosius
Charles Boyle
YMCA
Knights of Pythias
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Elks and Masons
Middletonans
Billy Daniels
Harlem
Elsie
Janis
Sen
Lehman
Dave Garroway
Pam Wilde
Aldous Huxley
Grace Kelly
Margaret of England
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Eddie
Debbie
Diana Dors
Hollywood
Jeanne Crain
Paul
Brinkman
New York
Moscow
Oil shipments to Europe during Suez crisis explained
Washington faces a clash over oil exports to Europe amid the Suez crisis as officials and industry leaders debate US embargo options and the speed of relief. The Interior Department notes a surge from 44 000 to 639 000 barrels daily in late November, driven by private oil companies without US government encouragement and amid wary Middle East politics.
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Fashionable Duke favors single breasted suits note
A clipping claims the Duke of Edinburgh wears single breasted suits from a Saville Row London tailor for about 115 dollars, correcting a prior note about double breasted styles. The item also recounts Gypsy Rose Lee's three marriages and a humorous set of quips about fidelity and eye exercises from 83 year old Californians. Sam Herman reportedly earned a thousand dollar tip in Manhattan for singing.
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Edin ‘Burgh
Saville, Row
London
Early Steam Boat Invention Claim Sparks Quiz Debate
A TV quiz misattribution credits Robert Fulton with inventing the steamboat. In fact Blasco de Velázquez reportedly built an earlier steam craft in 1543, about 264 years before Fulton’s vessel appeared.
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Robert Fulton
Fulton
Blasco de
Eisenhower's Next Four Years Face Mixed Outlook
President Eisenhower enters a second term with mixed odds in domestic and foreign affairs. He faces Congress, party dynamics, and evolving global trouble spots from Asia to the Middle East, while his self confidence remains high as he contemplates a likely 1960 nomination race.
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Korea
Egypt
Indochina
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Sen. Knowland
California
White House
Nixon
Asia
Russia
Spanish inventor Garay sails steam boat in Barcelona harbor
Garay, a Spanish inventor, built and sailed a steam boat in Barcelona harbor. Mae West, noted performer, and the last of the Brooklyn Bonfires are mentioned. Mae West’s early stage appearance at the Gotham Theatre in Brooklyn featured her as the Angel Child in Ten Nights in a Barroom.
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Barcelona
Mae West
Brooklyn
Mae
Gotham Theatre
Angel Child
Soup as First Cooked Food Myth Questioned
A fragmented text questions whether spoons marked the start of domestic utensils and if soup was the first cooked food, while Radio Moscow touts an atomic clock with a 1 second variance in 300 years and England Wales police forces face a 9000 officer shortfall amid satire about Holmes and a Pacific Coast New Year football game.
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Radio Moscow
Year to Remember 1956 Dramatic World of Celebrities
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys 1956 with Ike’s landslide and Marilyn Monroe headlines. Notable events include Babe Didrikson Zaharias farewell, Andrea Doria sinking, Ingrid Bergman rumors, Elvis Presley fame, and color TV’s rise. Hollywood marriages and political shifts frame a year of pop culture and global upheaval.
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Ike
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Marilyn Monroe
Andrea Doria
Duchess of Windsor
Victor Riesel
Judy Garland
Ingrid Bergman
U.S
Bats Size and Global Traits Noted
Factographs report tropical bats show wingspreads over five feet. The passage cites the National Geographic Society founded in 1888 to spread geographic knowledge. It mentions rabies in common animals, a portrait of Richard II in Westminster Abbey, Zehr district Moravia bird keepers taxes, and weights of silver and dog salmon.
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Richard II
Westminster Abbey
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