President Eisenhower weighs timing of 1956 intentions
President Eisenhower has heard both sides in the debate over when to announce his political intentions. Senate Leader Knowland reportedly argued for early declaration after meeting at Gettysburg, while Hall and Stassen suggested delaying until March or July 1. Knowland would back GOP nomination if Eisenhower does not run, urging primaries in states with early deadlines.
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Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Gettysburg
Leonard W. Hall
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Weighing a Marriage Proposal and Lost Love
Dear Mary Haworth offers guidance to a 24 year old woman torn between Bob and Mike. The writer, a college ex, loves Bob but risks losing him through self doubt. Haworth advises calm, confident behavior with Bob, and asks for six months to decide about Mike.
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Mary Haworth
Bob
Mike
M.H Mary Haworth
The
Washington Post
King Features Syndicate
Christmas and commerce meet in a moral reckoning
The text contrasts ancient and modern commercialization of sacred things. It cites Herod and the Pharisees pursuing self interest, notes Jesus drove out money changers, and asserts Jesus condemns commercial misuse of holy things. It ends with a seasonal reminder of genuine motive.
Morrison Shifts To Run First In Governor Race
Mayor deLesseps Morrison of New Orleans says he will seek the governorship in the January 17 Democratic primary as his reevaluation of the silent vote leads him to run first instead of second. He and Earl Long each claim the other is their main rival among five candidates. Long contends Fred Preaus can beat Morrison. others view the field differently. Gov. Kennon backs Preaus as the strongest challenger to Long. Francis Grevemberg says he will run second to Long, while James McLemore vows to run ahead of Long.
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Associated Press
deLesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Morrison
Earl Long
Long
Farmerville
Fred Preaus
Robert Kennon
Grevemberg
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Drunken Reckless Driving Charged in City
Clarence W. Ball, 38, of 104 Vernon, was arrested by city detectives Sunday night on drunken and reckless driving charges after his car jumped a curb at Catalpa and Layton streets around 6 p.m. Detectives released him later under a $450 property bond. An alcohol test at state police headquarters showed a .15 percent blood alcohol content.
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Clarence W. Ball
Ball
Catalpa
Layton Streets
Alcometer
Christmas Spirit of Giving Highlights Joy in Sharing
The passage reflects on the joy of giving during Christmas, noting crowded stores filled with people buying for others rather than self. It cites Christ as the example who gave himself, emphasizing that it is more blessed to give than to receive. It acknowledges commercialism but centers on generous acts and shared happiness this season.
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Bob
Christ
Lawmaker Pushes People to Decide on Right to Work
McLemore calls for voter decide right to work amid attacks in Abbeville and Farmerville. Morrison pledges $65 monthly old age aid, waterwall program, and a resource plan. Long accuses Kennon of cutting benefits and overspending on new buildings. He criticizes veto of education funding and hospital charity beds.
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Wardrobe Pattern 9172 for Women’s Sizes 34 to 48
Thericor Mazi presents Pattern 9172 for women with vest blouse and skirt options in multiple fabrics. Includes size 36 skirt and vest and blouse fabric yardage, with Sew Chart and illustrated steps. Send 35 cents pattern price plus 5 cents mailing to Marian Martin pattern dept in New York.
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Care News- Star
Pattern Dept
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New York
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