Editorial: Holy Land crisis risks global war mood
The editorial warns that Israel faces pressure from surrounding Arab states amid rising Middle East tension. It notes Egypt Syria and Jordan backing by Soviet Union could widen conflict, risking a cold war shift and U S involvement. It argues the United Nations appears helpless and oil interests complicate mediation.
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Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Holy Land
Middle East
United States
Col
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Russia
U. S
Moscow
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United Nations
Isreal
Estes Kefauver Moves to Challenge Adlai Stevenson in Primaries
Estes Kefauver announces entry into state primaries to battle Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. The 1956 race centers on televised hearings past and the quips that will shape public attention. Both candidates emphasize moderation versus liberal democracy, with neither declaring a clear path to the convention.
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Estes Kefauver
Estes
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Stevenson
Times
Monroes Prosperity Cited Amid Christmas Gift Boost
A historical clipping notes a robust Christmas season in Monroe and Green County with bank reports signaling strong commerce. It mentions Prince Konoye’s controversial death impact on Hirohito’s resignation, naval policy debates, Victory Loan progress, church transfers, and local civic happenings from 1945 to 1930s milestones.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Monroe
Green County
Republic of China
Bert Ketter
A. J. Klas
St. Rose Church
Brodhead
Menomonee Falls
New Era for Smokers Offers Shared Cigarette Holder
An early 20th century novelty describes a duplex cigarette holder enabling two smokers to share one cigaret from a night stand setup. With multiple tubes and model variants, the piece promises safety and novelty while envisioning wide adoption from kitchen to nursery, even linking to hookah culture.
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America
Grandpa
Junior
Gramp
Former POWs Face Pay Loss
War Claims Commission member Henry J. Clay said the panel is evaluating whether some American ex-prisoners of war may lose monetary benefits due to accusations of aiding the enemy. He noted investigations involve classified military information and that the commission only decides entitlement, with criminal prosecutions handled by the military.
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War Claims Commission
Henry J. Clay
U.S. Court of Appeals
Chicago
New York
Clay
Commission
Coonskin Kid Faces Man Who Would Be Lincoln in Election Battle
Two candidates clash in a lively contest with stark contrasts. One seeks nomination, the other aims for the general election victory, framing the race as a entertaining clash of personas.
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Coonskin Kid
Lincoln
Beanie Free From Ogre Yet Drawn to Gimme House
In a dreamlike escape tale, Beanie is chained to a barn door by an ogre after birds clean the floor. The Dumdiddy retrieves a key, freeing Beanie, who runs toward a town toy shop and a mysterious dwarf guides him to Gimme House, seeking a life of unshared desires. The fragment closes amid Beanie’s onward escape and a shift to a Bellevue hospital patient note for Joseph P. Ryan.
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Dumbiddy
Beannie
Dumdiddy
Bellevue New York
Joseph P. Ryan
The
International Longshoremen’s Associaton
Psychiatry
Bellevue Hospital
Ryan
Pril
Prince the Friendly Dog Wins in Magistrate Fight
A neighborhood dog named Prince is claimed by a woman and by a family in a magistrate trial. The judge rules the dog belongs to Argondezzi after Prince shows affection to him and leaps to the desk with friendly kisses.
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Prince
Argondezzi
STOP THAT SPEEDING Providence Police Ordered to Curb Reckless Driving
Providence Rhode Island police under orders from Chief John A Murphy to curb speeding and reckless operation after 37 accidents involving police vehicles since last July. The alert targets patrol cars and motorcycles as crews tighten safety measures.
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Providence
R. I
John A. Murphy
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