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Record meat consumption per capita breaks long standing mark
The 1956 per person meat intake surpassed the 1908 record at 163.5 pounds for a 169 million population. Prices were lower than 1955 in many weeks, and the typical worker needs about 19 minutes of work to buy a pound of meat. The Meat Institute expects 1957 to bring ample supplies and reasonable prices.
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American Meat Institute
America
Meat Institute
Nye Bevan Gains In Shadow Cabinet Roles In Britain
Aneurin Bevan, 59, rising in the Labour shadow cabinet after Suez, elected party treasurer, seen as moderating anti American tirades. His stance contrasts with past rabid anti US views, boosting stature among both party factions as Parliament reconvenes January 22.
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Great Britain
Suez
Aneurin Bevan
Laborite
Labor Party
Nye
Labor
Hugh Gaitskell
Bevan
John Bull
America
Ernest Bevin
McCarthy Attacks Brennan as Brennan Faces Senate Review
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy warns he cannot block Supreme Court nominee William S. Brennan but will press the fight calling him supremely unfit. Brennan, a Democrat, has faced opposition over criticisms of congressional investigations and past judicial records. Chief Justice Earl Warren faced a similar challenge in 1954.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
William S. Brennan
McCarthy
Brennan
New Jersey
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
Olin Johnston
S.C
James QO. Eastland
Miss
Judiciary Committee
Sen. Kilgore
W.yva
Charles E. Bohlen
U.S
U.S.S.R
Bohlen
Robert A. Taft
Warren
Washington
Union Station
International Airpor
Buchanan
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Sons of St. Patrick
Baby Debt Figures and Government Waste in National Review
Sam M. Jones argues that government costs are heavily funded by future generations. He notes a per baby debt of 1.93 dollars and a family of four carrying 7 738 dollars, blaming wars, depressions, waste, and a growth of overreach. He calls for returning to a core principle that government should not do for people what they can do themselves.
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Sam M. Jones
National Review
Paul Whiteman Remembers Jazz’s Brightest Era
Hal Boyle profiles Paul Whiteman the King of Jazz as he nears 67. The article recalls Whiteman’s 1920s triumphs from the Hippodrome on a white horse to leading the early jazz bands and shaping concert culture. Whiteman discusses his 50 year career and pivotal parties and moments with Bix Beiderbecke and Bing Crosby.
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New York
Westbrook Pegler
Paul Whitman
Paul
Old ‘Hippodrome
Arturo Toscanini
Bix Beiderbecke
Bing Crosby
Whiteman
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Texas
Clarence MacKay
Long Island
Florida
Philadelphia
Europe
Middletown sports notes highlight Yale wrestlers and local games
Twenty years ago on Saturday January 16 1937 Yale wrestlers including McKnight Kinne beat Brown University matmen. Armco leaders spoke at Zanesville 25 year club dinner with Middletown attendees. Ohio Junior Chamber banquet honored top football players with Middies James Gutshall Fred Richardson Russell Whitley joining. Seton and Hursh stayed for basketball vs Portsmouth. Middletown High won its ninth straight, 30 to 9, led by Hursh Sexton and Maupin.
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Johnb. Tytus
Armco
Frank J. Fanning
Zanesville
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
James Gutshall
Fred Richardson
Russell Whitley
James Seton
Harold Hursh
Portsmouth
Middletown
Hursh
Sexton
Maupin
UN Inquiry in Hungary Shows Moral Force of World Body
Washington notes the United Nations General Assembly approved a 59 to 8 vote to form a five nation committee to probe events in Hungary. The panel could summon testimony from Soviet backed officials and refugees to document aggression and justify potential international action.
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Hungary
Washington
United Nations
General Assembly
Wilson
United Nations Assembly
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
San Francisco
U.N
New York
Soviet Union
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Egypt
U.N. General Assembly
Investigating Committee of Five Nations
Gossip In Gotham Sparks Engagement Rumors And Showbiz Whirl
Dororthy Kilgallen reports that Sammy Kaye and Pamela Curran plan an engagement announcement on February 6. The piece names Fay Em jerson's escort Jack Walker, Pat Quinlan, and other society figures while noting plans around the March of Dimes Fashion Show and Ethel Merman's entrance. It covers tax debts involving John Levy, Johnnie Ray's new album, Ingrid Bergman and Yul Brynner project talk, and potential casting shifts for My Fair Lady.
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Sammy Kaye
Pamela Curran
Chums
Fay Emjerson
Jack Walker
Pat Quinlan
Ethel Merman
Eisenhower
Marshal Zhukov
John Levy
Billie Holiday
Levy
Westport Area
Johnnie Ray
Begum Aga Khan
New York
Aga
Naples
Dolores Erikson
Perry
Ingrid Bergman
Yul Brynner
Fred Mulhare
Rex Harrison
Actors Equity
Bramwell Fletcher
Harrison
Sardi
Danny Kaye
Soviet Troop Presence in Hungary Labeled External Aggression
The statement defines continued Soviet troops on Hungarian soil as external aggression. It rejects the claim that Budapest invited the Soviet army, noting the falsity and danger of accepting such one sided explanations as valid and urges testimony to underline the truth and risk.
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Budapest
Mary Is A Grand Old Name And A Woman’s Hand In Love
A nostalgic column surveys popular feminine names and a quirky tale of a mink coat rash. It recalls four Smith brothers marrying women named Mary in Racine Wisconsin and cites a stewardess dating a millionaire as the ideal path to meeting a rich husband.
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Mary
George M. Cohan
Racine
Wis
Smith
Jane Murchison
Baird
South Africa
Jane
Newmarket
England
London
Tempestuous Soprano Faces Chop to Chicago Concert
In Chicago the tempestuous soprano battles progress with a conductor while the Met ousts her leading man after clashes. Police chase two teens who threaten to jump from the Bryant Hotel elevator toward Elvis Presley’s dressing room. they are stopped before self harm.
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Dallas
Chicago
Met
Maria J
Bryant Hotel
CBS
Elvis Presley
New York
Lo Wild Chase
Headlines Mock Hollywood Sensation In Penny Arcades
Printery in Broadway penny arcades wastes no time dumping spoof headlines about Charlie Jones and Marie McDonald while noting the Gish sisters Lillian and Dorothy as new motor scooter enthusiasts, reflecting quick celebrity faddishness.
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Silly v
Broadway
Hollywood
Charlie Jones
Marie McDonald
Tom Smith
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Accident of birth and freedom shape our lives
Dave Regan reflects on the idea that birthplace and circumstance influence opportunity. He argues for humility and tolerance, noting that physical and mental traits are given, and that one cannot choose who they are. The piece urges gratitude for American freedoms and rejects intolerance of those with fewer chances.
Indian Claims Award Sparks contention in court
The Indian Claims Commission awarded $3,000,000 to Comanche Apache Kiowa groups for depredations by whites, but the Justice Department challenged the award as Indians allegedly committing counter-atrocities. The case featured a dramatic courtroom moment as an Apache chief spoke out, prompting fear of an in-court uprising.
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Washington
Indian Claims Commission
Oklahoma
Justice Department
Wiley T Buchanan An Amiable U.S. Ambassador
Wiley T Buchanan described as an extremely personable U.S. ambassador figure, noted for his engaging demeanor and wide social reach in diplomatic circles.
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Wiley T. Buchanan
U.S. Ambas
Estrellita: Stars Favor創 Tomorrow and Travel Plans
Those in entertainment and arts see good aspects now with gains across lines of endeavor. For birthdays, original ideas and sound judgment should yield profits over the next six months, with cautious handling of money and strong personal relationships. April may bring emotional stress. relax and stay patient. Travel opportunities arise July onward. a lively social life appears in the last four months of 1957.
Walking sticks urged for health by British journal
The British medical journal endorses men using walking sticks for health. The piece questions cane usage and hints at novelty, joking about spats and cold feet. It notes Canada exported a record 13 million trees this year and mentions an American Antarctic group erecting a wooden shaft at their camp at the South Pole.
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Canada
U.S.A
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