Peurifoy Remembered as Bold Diplomat in Cold War Battles
The editorial honors John Peurifoy ambassador to Thailand and key figure in the Guatemala revolt of 1954. He rose from an elevator operator to a career diplomat, earning praise for blunt effectiveness, risk taking, and steady Western aims in Asia and Greece.
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America
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Peurifoy
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Next Weeks Critical In Battle Against Polio
Washington report reviews public health projections for infantile paralysis in 1955. It notes seasonal patterns, compares 1954 and 1952 figures, and discusses vaccine programs, pending Salk vaccine allotments, and regional outbreak risks. Reeves Hall adds a closing personal reflection on victory gardens.
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Ohio
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Eisenhower
South resents federal action over desegregation and TVA plans
A Washington essay reviews Southern reaction to Supreme Court rulings and Northern attitudes toward the South. It notes anti federal intervention, editorial opposition, and the political fault lines shaping 1956 GOP prospects.
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News and Courier
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Democratic Party
Tito Faces Dilemma as East Winds Seek Yugoslav Pivot
The article weighs Tito's stance amid Soviet and Hungarian outreach. It argues Tito will avoid a sharp split, using caution to safeguard Yugoslavia while guiding peace. His leadership could help prevent dangerous divisions and war.
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Bulganin
Khrushchev
Red Hungary
Marshal Tito
Tito
Echo From The Past Haunts Modern Man’s Trial View
Albert Lea Tribune notes the heresy trial as a historical echo shaping contemporary attitudes. The piece contemplates recurring themes of punishment doubt and public perception across eras.
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Albert Lea Tribune
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid and Answers Fragment
Puzzle text shows across and down clues with several missing words and garbled OCR. It lists ocean fish, birds, legal terms, and miscellaneous items, followed by partial answers and stray letters. The readable clues reference fish species, occupations, and common crossword signals, but most entries are incomplete or scrambled.
Newsagency routing and delivery hours note
The Daily Journal issues every evening except Sunday and maintains special delivery for papers marked as missed until 6 30 pm. Subscribers may dial 3 2931 for service from New York Detroit Atlanta Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
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Muscatine depot faces heavy shipments and new Eclipse soap plant
Yardmaster Shamit notes 40 to 60 cars daily leaving Muscatine as switching strains grow. The Muscatine Soap Co headed by Austyn Granville plans to start in 30 days in Park Place occupying Blanchard Packing Co building. Eclipse soap will claim 20 percent retained oil via a secret process, boosting quality and corporate prospects.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Soap Co
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Chicago
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Granville
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Nutrition School To Be Open To Teachers And Others
The annual Iowa nutrition school at Iowa State College on Sept. 8 will be open to anyone interested. Extension Director Harold Craig of Muscatine says special invitations go to those in farm educational work. extension animal husbandman William Zmolek advises on the program scope.
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Nutrition school expands as farmers show growing interest
The annual nutrition school sponsored by the Western Grain and Feed Association, Feed Institute of Iowa, and Iowa State College draws more feed dealers and manufacturers. Held a day before the Iowa Cow Conference on Sept 9, the event may attract dairymen and educators traveling to Ames on Sept 8. Extension Director Craig notes a future theme Looking into the Future with sessions on animal nutrition, tomorrow's nutritional problems, bulk feed handling, and customer of tomorrow led by Gustav Bohstedt, Art Stegner, and Howard Hill.
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Feed Institute of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa
Ames
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Gustav Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
Art Stegner
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Howard Hill
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