Government audits airline profits amid CAB monopoly critique
The piece criticizes the Civil Aeronautics Board for launching a self review to label profits of U S trunk airlines as too high While noting that the Big Four dominate earnings and subsidies mold routes and rates Trans American Airlines argues that zero competition and a closed sky stifle fair pricing The author calls the CAB’s profit standard arbitrary and questions its claims of fairness.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Government Bureau
Braniff
Eastern
Capital Airlines
Colonial
American
TWA
United
Congress
CAB
Trans American Airlines
North American
Washington
Trans American
Air Transport Association
Small business relief plans face internal rifts and reform
The Odessa American reports a dispute over relief for small businesses tied to H. R. 9067. Twelve organizations were said to support the bill, which would reduce taxes for small firms but raise rates for larger companies, sparking protest from groups insisting against inequitable treatment and potential economic harm.
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the Journal of Commerce
Washington
Wright Patman
Airborne Pity Party Aboard a Fly-By Columnist Blues
Henry McLemore writes from nineteen thousand feet en route from Los Angeles to New York. He laments lack of vivid scenery and interesting companions, recalls cereal salesman Tudson Smith as a dull subject, and admits defeat in composing a column aloft. He hopes to read a magazine instead and plans to map a rested return to write upon arrival.
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Los Angeles
New York
Mississippi River
United States
Holland Tunnel
Evansville
Indiana
Meo
Tudson
Las Butte
Montana
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Colombo
Nairobi
Calcutta
Port-of-Spain
Copenhagen
Lake Charles
Bend
Oregon
Father of Waters
Reflections on Freedom from Fear in Rights Philosophy
Dag Hammarskjold peers into the Virginia Declaration of Rights anniversary, arguing freedom from fear is subjective and cannot define human rights. He warns that tying liberty to state protection risks regimentation and undermines true rights.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Virginia
Questions and Answers on Hats Earth and Cymbals
A man’s hat carries a hatband as a draw string to adjust fit before hats came in sizes. The earth’s naming references Genesis and a quirky line about “Farth.” Cymbals date to 1190 B.C. and the Zildjian Armenian family has held the cymbal secret since 1623.
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Zildjian
National Whirligig on U S Bases Abroad and Policy
The piece argues that long American military occupations abroad erode support for foreign aid and core defense policy. It highlights resentment in Europe and elsewhere toward U S bases, criticizes the burden on taxpayers, and questions sustaining a vast network of allied military outposts amid evolving threats and costs.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
London
Rome
United States
Congress
Mother Goose
Banbury Cross
U.S
Iceland
Russia
Japan
Southeast Asia
Cyprus
Ceylon
Singapore
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Azores
Arabian Gulf
Leap year gifts the privilege of proposing
A fragment notes that leap year tradition grants women the right to propose marriage, highlighting social custom and dating norms. The text appears as a brief, incomplete OCR snippet.
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Leap Vear
Murray Chotiner as campaign manager and lawyer profile
A 1956 King Features profile outlines Murray M. Chotiner California lawyer and political manager for Warren Knowland and Nixon. It notes his career in campaigns and law, comments on fees and client troubles, and discusses Administrative Law and McCarthy era politics.
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Murray M.chotiner
California
Earl Warren
William Knowland
Richard Nixon
Tom Dewey
Dewey
Chotiner
Bovery Hills
Chotner
Nixon
Congress
Murray M. Chotiner
Cey
United States
Bureau
Washington
Murray Chotiner
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle ACROS and Downs Mixed Clues
Puzzle presents a large mixed list of across and down clues with typos and garbled words. It includes several misread entries like Fisney Iv and Exnipis Gispleasiure, plus stray letters and spacing errors. The readable items reference common crossword elements such as animals foot, before, knitting implements, poolish, debatable, unbind, resume, inspectors, insects, greed, period of light, poker stance, and more, indicating a dense but damaged word game page.
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Poolish
Greedy
M. Tleadinera
Opposition to foreign aid voices growth under Braden and Hoffman
The piece profiles Spruille Braden and Paul Hoffman as leaders of a rising resistance to foreign aid. It portrays Braden as a seasoned diplomat and Hoffman as a promoter connected to Republican circles, accusing Hoffman of credential inflation and praising Braden’s foreign policy stance while criticizing the broader aid program and its ties to Soviet strategy.
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Spruille Braden
Braden
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Leff
Truman
Eisenhower
Henry Ford
New York
Donovan
Ike
Senate
Bob Taft
Mr. Braden
Lenin
Stalin
Trafian
Roosevelt-Truman Cabal
Truman Spin and Squirrels in Campaign Rhetoric
Jonathan Yank satirizes coverage of Harry S Truman with anecdotes about misheard quotes and changing interpretations from reporters on campaign trains in Washington and Europe. The piece mocks the press and defends Truman against misattribution and rumor.
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Eagle Rock
Cal
Harry Truman
Joe
Stalin
Harry
Washington
Kansas City
Haly
Anzio
Jonathan Yank
Charity faith and politics clash in 1950s quotes
A collage of quotes features Paul Reed warning charity rackets and Kefauver urging caution on segregation. The mix includes Earl Averill discussing personal merit versus lineage and a rookie catcher pursuing a 1956 model with the Tribe in a fluid, fragmented sports and politics snapshot.
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Paul Reed
National Information Bureau, Inc
Junior
Earl Averill
The
Cleveland
Tribe
Barbs on TV Hams Prompt Talk of Rationing Again
A sharp remark about overactor TV personalities spurs debate on meat rationing. The exchange highlights concern over wasted resources and potential policy prompts as media figures are poked for extravagance.
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Airlines
Nation’s Press
Small Business
Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
City Mail
Texas
Henry McLemore
Jaires
By Ray Tucker
Errata
Morocco
Algeria
Libya
Dahran
Saud
Arabia
Israel
Juse Koenold
Noth Africa
Capital Hill
Air Force
Bob” Taft
George E. Sokolsky
Cinal Pratt
Rabyonan
Faithful
Caress
Cossack Cavalry Squadron
Trumans Birthplace
Lamb
Daddy
Indian Post
Eternity
Groove
Aaa
Tatas
By Westbrook Pegler
TVA
Morgenthau
Craci Pico
Supreme Court
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
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