French colonialism in North Africa and Indochina policy critique
The dispatch argues French colonial actions in Southern Algeria and Indochina provoke U N concerns and costly outcomes. It condemns colonial policy, notes Soviet sports dominance fears, and urges American private support for Olympic athletes ahead of 1956 Games.
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Algeria
Morocco
NATO
North Africa
Edgar Faure
Indochina
U.S
Australia
The Approach Of Summer And Safe Driving
The article explains the summer season starts June 21 and ends September 23 with the longest day leading to hotter temperatures in July and August. It urges safer driving during vacation periods and notes improved light and road conditions but warns holiday accidents still cause high highway tolls.
Summer TV Patterns Shift Like Broadway Tradition
The piece notes that major TV shows and stars typically pause for summer, unlike Broadway acts. It calls for year round programming with vacation time balanced, cites executives’ salaries as a reason to keep content flowing, and ends with a stray warning about road dangers.
Lien Rules for Auto Repair and Specific vs General Claims
A repairman may hold a possessory lien on a customer's vehicle to secure payment for services. such specific liens apply only to the repaired item, while a general lien covers balances from a series of transactions. The Lincoln Motor Company retains a $10 lien after returning the truck, with $200 remaining unsecured until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Lincoln Motor Company
Ed Adams
Air Power Gap With Russia Fears U S Lead May Be Narrowing
The article argues U S confidence in military superiority is challenged by Russian advances. It contrasts Soviet tank production and the T 34’s supremacy with U S armor, notes Mig 17s and a high speed fighter, and cites U S plans to field similar jets by 1957. It warns U S jet bombers and intercontinental reach may lag Moscow.
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Risenhower
Charles Wilson
U. S
Wilson
Russia
Georgi Ma Éenkov
Red Air Force
Adolph
Benito
West
Hitler
Germany
Heinz Guderian
Guderian
Korea
United States
Moscow
Veterans in Korea War training target high level jobs
A Veterans Administration survey shows 44 percent of disabled Korean veterans in vocational rehabilitation aim for professional or managerial roles, higher than the 26 percent rate for working men nationwide. Younger veterans set higher goals than World War II survivors, with 26 000 served in three years.
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America
Veterans Administration
Tion
Louisa's Letter on Child Chores and Work Ethics
Dear Louisa, my husband forbids calling the children to chores, wanting them free from work due to his harsh boyhood. I fear this teaches selfishness and entitlement. He argues life is earned. I worry about character and responsibility.
Mount Airy Moves to Install Gas System Soon
Mount Airy plans to grant a gas franchise to Southern Utilities Company, sealing the town’s gas future. The Mount Airy Fair premium list, prepared by the NEWS job department, is now distributed by John H. Midkiff.
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Mount Airy
Southern Utilities Company
Board of Town Commissioners In
Mount Airy Fair
the News
John H. Midkiff
Mr. Midkiff
Edward M. Linville
Health tips for weight loss and daily diet guidance
The article advises checking weight against height and age, losing weight sensibly without starving, and avoiding extreme dieting. It suggests lasting changes, warns against starvation, and recommends limiting sweets chips gravies and soft drinks while emphasizing a daily green foods routine.
Weight Loss Guide From Historical Diet Advice
The text lists portions of foods including vegetables fruits dairy and grains, with guidance to adjust servings for weight loss or gain. It advises checking body measurements and using posture and exercises to streamline the body, noting practice until posture becomes natural.
Views and Reviews Voices on wartime unity and education
Anthony Eden says unity with friends is vital to negotiate with Russians. Fulbright laments the rise of big business at the expense of small. Kraushaar notes college is not only path but best devised. Lapp warns against secrecy amid unlimited destruction from H-bomb fallout.
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Otto F. Kraushaar
Goucher College
Ralph E. Lapp
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U.N
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Mount Airy News
Moore Avenue
North Carolina
W. M. Johnson
William H. Johnson
James E. Johnson
J. E. Johnson
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Congress
North Carolina Press Association
Broadway
John Doe
Liena
White
Black
Arma
News For Veterans
Louisa
The
Fairground
Haywood Merritt
Mount Airy Public Library
Robert Lovill, Jr
Charlotte
Bernice Harris
Raleigh
Rev. and
Mra. C. L. Harris
Misa Gertrude Smith
Mra. J. D. Smith
Myrtle Beach
W. H. Holcomb
E. Inman
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Mra. B .E. Herman
Kathleen Herman
Ralph Herman
Health and
Anthony Eden
William J. Fulbright
Arkansas
Cegend
Fay
Ash
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