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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1955
Page
9
A dense list of across and down crossword clues. Includes hints like Curve, Witness, Capital of Brazil, Think alike, Scotch uncle, and many others with numbers marking grid positions. Provides various defs for fruits, materials, animals, and common words.
A page presents Wiggam's Q and A on reading speed and vision, TV watching, and education. It cites Better Vision Institute, Dr Paul Witty, and statistician Kk I Dublin with estimates on reading pace, comic effects, and education levels among married and single women.
New York businessmen report buoyant year end results with Christmas sales up in many sectors. Railroads earn an estimated 915 million after taxes, automobile production hits a record eight million units, steel output reaches 116 million tons, construction spending tops 42 billion, and machine tool orders reach 900 million. Aluminum mills ship four billion pounds, rubber consumption hits 112 million tons, and electronics move nearly 6.5 billion dollars in goods. Federal Reserve calls 1955 activity tremendous.
A business man asks how to find peace after a dishonest deal. The answer urges confession to God and restitution to those wronged, warning that concealment harms others and blocks divine blessing.
The Associated Press reports in the Louisiana campaign former Gov Earl Long faced questions about his TV absence from Fred Preaus and DeLesseps Morrison. Long defended his approach citing his record and direct voter contact. Preaus warned against mudslinging while Morrison urged capable legislators to match a strong governor. Former police chief Francis Grevemberg claimed independent support could win the Jan 17 primary, attacking Long as a worn out political horse.
Juan Atilio Bramuglia, once Peron’s foreign minister, is seen in a Buenos Aires home as a likely political heir. He plans a new party the Popular Union and says he is a moderate, avoiding direct judgments on the 1955 September revolution.
A reflective note urges decisive restitution and warns eternity without a clear conscience would be hell, framing reconciliation as a lasting moral act. The language emphasizes personal accountability and the far reaching consequences of moral choices.
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