Public Notice of Annual Meeting and Listings
The fragment outlines an evening news publication with corporate notices and officer roles such as President and Treasurer. It references a March act and lists names including Lucy Treawell and George W Convey as part of a telegraph service and public matters column.
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Fonda
New Carte Pa
Cisse Ma
Presigert
Bochar¢ & Rents
Lucy
Acd Tressurer
Dexme Treaéweld
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Iceland election looms over NATO base issue and neutrality
Icelanders vote in mid June amid a parliament call for U S troops withdrawal from Keflavik Air Base. All five parties oppose keeping American troops, signaling broad neutralist or pacifist sentiment and potential shifts in NATO dynamics. If communists gain, NATO loses a key strategic position.
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Iceland
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Keflavik
NATO
Great Circle Sea
Communist Party
Enrichment and Segregation Try for Gifted Pupils
Describes two approaches to educating gifted children: segregated "brain rooms" in St. Louis offering fast paced language math and art, and curriculum enrichment for bright pupils through reading science projects and individual development. Portland Ford Foundation funded study noted.
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St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Ford Foundation
Supreme Court Signals Listen To Public Sentiment In Recent Rulings
The Supreme Court faced criticism over states rights and anti communist stance but recent decisions appear to align with public sentiment. Wisconsin and Minnesota state courts can ban U A W picketing despite federal law. A California firm did not have to reinstate a woman fired for communist ties and false statements.
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High Court
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Giant Lobsters Found On Atlantic Shelf Strike Unearths Massive Crustaceans
A government trawler hauled in lobsters weighing up to 20 pounds from 120 miles offshore, described as a new strike on the Atlantic coast. Boston chefs note the meat is tough and suitable for cuts like croquettes. The Delaware found these virgin waters where the Continental Shelf dips, suggesting potential seafood gains.
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Wall Street Journal
Atlantic
Boston
Delaware
Stevenson landslide argues for Democratic unity in 1956 race
Washington insists Adlai Stevenson defeated Kefauver by a wide margin in the Democratic primaries as party factions weigh next steps. The piece weighs Harriman, Symington, and Truman influence, noting Johnson and Rayburn backing Stevenson, and rails at Eisenhower campaign momentum shaping the fall race.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
California
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Florida
Eisenhower
New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Harriman
Chicago
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Walter Reuther
The
CIO
Afl-Cio
David J. McDonald
Steel Workers Union
Chiago
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Propaganda Campaigns Portray China Use of Denunciation
The piece reports on Mao’s enduring power in China and a purge drive likened to Stalin’s era. It cites Hong Kong listening posts detailing campaigns to replace old family ties with denunciations and loyalty to the Communist state, urging citizens to denounce relatives including fathers and husbands. Also notes Dick Kesner, Iowa violinist, now leading violinist with the Lawrence Welk orchestra.
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Soviet Union
China
Mao Tse-Tung
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao
Khrushchev
Hong Kong
Chinese Red
Chinese Red Magazine
New Observer
Dick Kesner
State of
Iowa
San Francisco
Chicago
Lawrence Welk
Tariff Tales of Belgians and Nevadan Sands
A 1930s and postwar saga recounts Belgian sand imports to West Coast ports and Nevada sand firms led by Fred L. Morledge. It tracks tariff changes from 2 to 50 cents, shifts in freight, wage levels, production methods, and eventual decline of Belgian sand as American ingenuity preserves domestic industry.
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Washington, D. C
Antwerp
Belgium
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Tariff Commission
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Fred L. Morledge
Overton
Nev
Nevada Silica Sands
West Coast Silica Company
Morledge
Washington
Congress
America
GATT
OTC
Meleeal Teens Talk Money and Tax Myths in Summer Plans
A reflection on how younger teens discuss work and earnings. They joke about mowing lawns for spending money and saving for winter while noting tax implications. The piece recalls how earning pin money used to feel simple and contrasts it with modern concerns about tax and giveaways.
Adamses tumble in yard slide and nations eye ballots
Adlai Stevenson wins Alabama presidential preference poll while Illinois ex governor looks ahead to convention. Sir Len Hutton is knighted a sign of cricket fame. Britain markets an unnamed atom jet bomber and a sea cannon experiment stirs fish. A Michigan savant warns machines outpace human operators prompting a device to run other gadgets.
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Adlai Stevenson
Alabama
Ilinois
University of Michigan
Electric Watch Emerges From Hamilton Lab For Public Sale
Frederick C. Othman reports Hamilton Watch president Arthur Sinkler describes a palm sized electric watch powered by a dry battery about the size of an aspirin. The watch, silent and waterproof, may sell after leakage problems are fixed with battery makers. Elgin Watch also works on a similar model and GM clocks for auto dashboards are planned for 1957.
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Washington
Arthur B. Sinkler
Hamilton Watch Company
Lancaster
Ralph Flanders
America
Sinkler
Hamilton Electric Watch
Elgin National Watch Company
Elgin
General Motors
Senators
Othman
Fairly Spoken By Margaret Latrobe
A call to newspapers to spotlight positive youth achievement over delinquency. The author urges consistent coverage of well behaved, capable American youngsters and groups such as 4 H, YMCA, church and language clubs, to inspire and deter delinquency. The piece argues news should celebrate real accomplishments and hard work by young people rather than focusing on a few offenders.
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YMCA
Bible Verse Matt 12 Forgiveness of Blasphemy
The passage states all sins and blasphemies are forgivable except blasphemy against the Holy Ghost. It also notes that speaking against the Son of Man can be forgiven, unlike the Holy Spirit speaking, which is unforgivable in both this world and the world to come.
See It Through Cards and Life Do Not Define Our Fate
Just Folks reflects on facing bad hands with steady nerve and grit. The poem urges perseverance through misfortune, noting luck may fail yet steady effort can yield small wins and a final chance to triumph by seeing it through.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Marquis Childs
White House
Averell Harriman
New York State
Carmine G. de Sapio
Tammany Hall
News of World
John H. Mart
Peiping Kremlin
Europe
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Len Hutton
Babe Ruth
International Union of Directors of Zoological Gardens
Zadok Dumkopf
Lions’ Club
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