Local business integrity versus traveling peddlers in 20th century retail
The piece argues that local shops offer accountability and ongoing service that traveling salespeople cannot match, noting how the transient photographer and other itinerants undermine established stores. It stresses community obligations, stable supply and demand, and the advantage of locally rooted businesses for price and quality checks.
Cancer vaccines show promise as survivors rise
The American Cancer Society reports that about thirty patients with cancer received vaccines made from their own tumors and one in three cancer patients now survive five years, up from one in four under ten years ago.
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Northeast Louisiana
American Cancer Society
Hudson Lane
Monroe
France Promotes Sobriety Through Health Campaigns
France reports a five percent drop in wine consumption as the Ministry of Health numbers a nationwide anti drink drive. Initiatives target ages 18 to 40 with milk substitutes abandoned for adults in favor of fruit juices, while housing shortages and cafe life are cited as underlying factors.
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France
Ministry of Health
Mendes-France
Traveling in Madrid Aims To Be A Good American
A narrator recounts visiting Madrid before returning to the United States. He describes attempting to learn local customs, speak Spanish learned in Atlanta, and miscommunications with a Spanish gentleman who helps direct him to a hotel. He notes the patience of locals wears thin and resolves to rely on body language for quicker results.
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Madrid
U.S.A
Tech High School
Atlanta
Georgia
Mary
Eisenhower missteps on neutral nations aid debate
The President’s press conference implied that neutral nations in the Cold War could still receive U S financial benefits. He cited historic U S neutrality while critics note wars from Tripoli to World War II show consistent American intervention. Critics warn this could jeopardize foreign aid funding as neutrals face Congress scrutiny.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Asia
Europe
Tripoli
Mediterranean
American Republic
Atlantic
Britain
Peking
Southeast Asia
Korea
China
Philippines
West Germany
Germany
NATO
Yugoslavia
Congress
New Yorkerard Tribune Inc
Overweight American writes low calorie cooking book
Leonard Louis Levinson, once a heavy eater and Hollywood writer, authored The Complete Book of Low Calorie Cooking after a year of dieting. The 52 year old reformer details his 365 breakfast egg variations and urges moderation, plus using herbs and spices to keep meals varied and tasty.
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New York
Leonard Louis Levinson
Fatty
Levinson
Hollywood
Correction on French Mutiny and war correspondence details
The column corrects a May 31 1956 reference tying William S Gailmor Samuel Novick and Arthur Adams to a defunct New York Electronics Corporation of America and clarifies they had no link to the Cambridge Massachusetts based Electronics Corporation of America. It recounts Wythe Williams reporting a 1917 mutiny at Soissons and notes wartime journalism figures and events.
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William S. Gailmor
Samuel Novick
Arthur A. Adams
Electronic Corporation of America
New York Corporation
Massachusetts Corporation
Cambridge
Massachusetts
American Stock Exchange
New York
Wythe Williams
Soissons
Nivelle
Wythe
Collier's
France
North Hudson
Union City
N.J
Clemenceau
Williams
Chemin Des Dames
Paris
Poilus
Petain
Collier’s
The
Times
Norman Draper
Meat Packers of
Chicago
Prince of Wales
Dodge
Lincoln Eyre
New York World
Fred Ferguson
U.P
Archie Parke
I.N.S
George Patullo
Saturday Evening Post
Floyd Gibbons
Floyd
Laconia
Queenstown
le Temps
Richmond
Emile Zola
Greenwich Village
Stamford
Conn
London
King Edward
Public Ledger
Minneapolis Tribune
Warren and Justices Drift Left on Supreme Court
The piece argues Chief Justice Earl Warren has steered the Supreme Court toward liberalism, aided by Justices Black and Douglas. It notes April decisions strengthening federal power, a Nelson case dissent, and a Cutter Laboratories dispute over Communist Party membership. Warren’s line is contrasted with Eisenhower appointees and past California governorship.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
William ©. Douglas
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
California
Eisenhower
Warren
Black
Douglas
Felix Frankfurter
Tom Clark
Mr. Eisenhower
John M. Harlan
Frankfurter
Clark
Nelson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Cutter Laboratories
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Monroe News-Star June 11 1956 front page note
The Monroe News-Star announces publication details and staff credits for the paper dated Monday June 11 1956. It lists publisher John D Ewing Wilson Swing and editor William H Bronsom among others and notes Associated Press use rights and advertising representation across major cities.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Swing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing
North Second Street
Monroe No News-Star
Wang
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