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Reformers At The Polls In Pennsylvania Clash In Mayoral Race
In Pennsylvania reformers challenge party bosses as W Thatcher Longstreth and Richardson Dilworth vie for Philadelphia mayor. Longstreth backs Pew and Cooke while Dilworth eyes a possible Senate run. both seek to reshape state politics and back Adlai Stevenson in 1956.
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Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Republican Organization
Leader
W. Thatcher Longstreth
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Eack
G.O.P
Keystone
Dilworth
Joseph Silk Clark, Jr
John S. Fine
Clark
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harmony
Lloyd Wood
Democratic Organization
Dick” Dilworth
National Guard
Longstreth
Pew
Sun Oil
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia Republican Committee
Should They Vote At 18 In Kentucky Election Ballot
Kentucky voters face a decision on lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 alongside Governor Happy Chandler's bid for another term. The piece outlines national history, citing Georgia's 18 voting age shift and various state referendums, with mentions of Eisenhower and Truman views on the issue.
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Kentucky
Ellis G. Arnall
Georgia
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Soviet Union
Latin American
Scandinavian
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Truman
Veterans Day 1955 Sees Revisions to Survivor Payments
A House approved HR 7089 on July 13 to simplify and revise veteran survivor benefits. The plan raises minimum payments and lowers maximums for new beneficiaries while protecting current recipients. Benefits would vary by the veteran's rank, affecting about 502,000 widows and 322,000 children among 810,000 deceased veterans on Veterans Day 1955.
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House
Eisenhower
Defense Department
The
American Legion
Senate
Treasury
Car mates color matching linked to new autos
New fashion craze ties wardrobes to car colors after Al Rabin’s idea in New Jersey. A 40 item line called car mates is backed by 27 makers and Ford, provoking talk on costs and family style dynamics.
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New York
al Rabin
New Jersey
Rubin
Ford Motor Co
Stars Forecast Mixed Influences For Tomorrow
A pattern of planetary aspects suggests a challenging morning to start changes in ongoing projects. By afternoon the mood improves enabling new ventures with clearer ideals. For birthdays, harmonious relationships are seen for the year and ventures affecting security may begin between mid December and February.
Right to Work vs. National Security in Wartime Shipping
A columnist warns that Ninth Circuit rulings favor individual employment rights over federal authority to bar suspected subversives from wartime ship duties. The piece argues this hinders FBI and Coast Guard actions, threatens cargo delivery, and risks national security during the Korean War era.
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Washington
United States
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
Pope and McCallister
Healy
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seamen's Union
Pope
McAllister
FBI
Klaus Fuchs
Rosenbergs
Congress
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Guatemala debt and aid clash with Armas visit
President Castillo Armas warned that Guatemala’s public debt had risen to 52 million dollars while Washington figures show the U.S. budget is far larger. The discussion touched on aid to India and Nepal, spending on Indian programs, and U.S. grants to Guatemala amid critique of relative values and aid priorities.
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Washington
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Yang
Castillo Armas
India
Nepal
Indian Bureau
Senate Appropriations Committee
Audience Prompter Idea Stirs Speech Reform Debate
The writer critiques a $745 combined system to read and display speeches for live audiences. He argues costs help only ornate speakers and urges simpler tools to engage listeners, proposing a mind reading or audience feedback device as a future challenge.
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Weil
Castillo Armas Promises Loyal Officers Hold Fort
Castillo Armas grins that he will be president on return and says he left honest and loyal officers holding the fort, signaling confidence in the military leadership during a period of upheaval.
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Castillo Armas
Guatemalan Debt Plan Mentioned With Gourds
The speaker jokes about helping El Presidente reduce public debt by a one quetzal tax on gourds. He notes an ancient Mayan rite where a maiden smashing a water gourd signals surrender after accepting a groom, highlighting gourds’ cultural use and consumption.
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Guatemala
el Presidente
Kindness to Yellow Cab after Honest Fare
A woman who did not use a taxi last Sunday mailed a dollar and a note to the Yellow Cab office saying she felt obligated to pay for the ride. The story also mentions the humane association shelter housing many pups and a school paper written by Monroe High School students.
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Yellow Cab Company
The
Humane Association
Monroe
Association
New York Dining Scene Sparks The Nightlife Frenzy
Dorothy Kilgallen previews hot new eateries in Manhattan as spring into the city’s vibrant dining era. The Gold Coin on Second Ave, the Charterhouse in the Ritz Tower, Sherry’s 1890, and the Red Carpet attract Fashionable crowds led by Gogi Tchitchinadze, Marlene Dietrich, Lana Turner, and other celebrities.
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Charterhouse
Ritz Tower
Park Ave
57Th Street
Gogi Tchitchinadze
Gogi
Marlene Dietrich
Lana Turner
Suzanne Dadolle
Duchess of Windsor
Rass
Local Leaders Named to Butler County Tax Reduction League Posts
A. K. Lewis Guy Spring Gus Miles H. L. Sheets and H. H. Waller earn executive posts. Walter J. Braun plans a summit with city and county officials health board members and physicians to discuss medical relief for needy persons. Howard Griest scores twice as Middletown High defeats Springfield 13 to 7 for their sixth win. Elder H. C. Miller and Dr. G. M. Gordon chosen vice presidents of the Ruling Elders Assn Dayton Presbytery.
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A. K. Lewis
Guy Spring
Gus Miles
H. L. Sheets
H. H. Waller
Butler County Tax Reduction League
Walter J. Braun
Howard Griest
Middletown High
The
Middies
Springfield
H. C. Miller
G. M. Gordon
First Presbyterian Church
Elders Assn
Dayton Presbytery
Odd Facts and Definitions From Far Off Lands
A strange cow entering a dairy herd can cut milk production by up to five percent. Nile catfish often swim upside down. Hindu myth places Yama as ruler of the dead. In 1954 matches used paraffin from petroleum to transfer flame. A whip in a legislature rounds up party votes on bills of interest.
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Animal Shelter
Dorothy Kilgallen
York
Chinatown
Second Ave
53D St
East Side
Boniface
Sherry
46Th Street
Vanderbilt Avenue
Diamond Jim Brady
Lillian Russell
Red Carpet
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Yama
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