Rise in Newsprint Prices Puts Pressure on U S Publishers
Editorial notes a Canadian price surge for newsprint despite U S government talks. Canada supplies over 80 percent of U S newspapers stock and seeks price controls or tariff removal. Analysts warn costs to publishers could rise by about 32 million annually, hurting large papers more due to higher paper and ink costs.
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U S Roles In International Wheat Pact Questioned
U S officials head to Geneva to renew or replace the International Wheat Agreement as the pact nears expiry on July 31 1956 Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson said in Ottawa September 26 the current treaty affects about 30 percent of U S wheat moved through its machinery while 55 percent could pass under 1955 56 deliveries The agreement set export quotas and prices while major exporters include Australia Canada France and the United States with Argentina and the USSR not party to the pact The 1955 56 U S wheat crop is estimated at 9155 million bushels down 6 percent from 1954 55 and the average 1955 56 support price is 206 per bushel reflecting ongoing subsidy relations with the agreement
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Brandeis opens three interfaith chapels on campus
Brandeis University in Waltham Mass dedicates three distinct chapels for Catholic Jewish and Protestant worship around a central pool. The project marks a first in higher education for housing separate houses of worship while fostering religious diversity and democratic respect.
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Waltham
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Abram L. Sachar
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Leah Berlin
David D. Berlin
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Hillel Foundation
Pretty Dull Campaign Foreseen for Election
Washington says the 1936 presidential race will be dull on real issues unless events change. Both parties will argue over differences that have narrowed to details. Republicans have supported major New Deal and Fair Deal measures like Social Security, minimum wage and collective bargaining, expanding them in some cases as Eisenhower and Dulles follow Truman’s broad foreign policy.
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Moderates and the 1956 election mood analyzed
The piece surveys 1956 campaign dynamics with Eisenhower's likely nonrun, Republicans basing on his record, Democrats muted on big ideas, and voters wary of sharp differences. It notes prior waves of issues like the Korean War and anti-Communist themes and asks whether McCarthy can reemerge politically.
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Congress
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
New Ice Ejector Reminds Us of Buttermilk in the Well
In Detroit visitors view a 1956 refrigeration gadget while memories of farm coolers and ice houses surface. A 1918 19 era cement block cellar and windpump kept milk and butter cold, with old humor about pumping water. The column notes a modern built in Ice Ejector promises hands free ice handling and contrasts luxury with earlier methods.
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Ohio
Answers From The House Ways and Means Committee
Answers list items from a committee session with unclear context. Mentions Mobile months Mrs Ags n and annual timing. Indicates estimates around less than $1000 and notes increasing seats. Includes phrases about speed and running, with fragmented phrasing throughout.
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House Ways and Means Committee
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Beckley Newspapers Corpora Post Office Listing
Raleigh and Register item noting entry in Beckley West Virginia post office as second class mail matter. Mentions Beckley 3321 telephone departments and Beckley Newspapers Corporation.
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Hinton
W. Va
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Tennessee Williams Named New Nickname Tennessee Millions
New York report details Tennessee Williams rising fame from poverty to wealth. It notes nine plays, a verse volume, stories, and a film script for The Rose Tattoo plus Cat on a Hot Tin Roof as a Broadway hit. Williams discusses education, early jobs, and his self styled name change from Thomas Lanier Williams.
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Tennessee Williams
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Prayer of Forgiveness from George A. Little
A devotional prayer acknowledges God's forgiveness and mercy through Christ. It references renewed souls, repeated need for pardon, and gratitude for grace, attributed to George A. Little of Toronto, former editor of Sunday school publications for the United Church of Canada.
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Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Pfc Roland Maynor completed a two year Army tour and plans to return to MacArthur Tire and Supply Co after basic and advanced engineer training at Fort Leonard Wood. Pvt Charles L Grant finished a month of field training in Germany with the 10th Infantry Division as a rifleman in Company E, 86th Regiment, arriving from Fort Riley. Seaman Recruit William H Wills is assigned to USS Cascade in Boston after basic training at Bainbridge.
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Vaccinate Against Divorce and Rebuild Your Home
A psychologist columnist urges self reliance to prevent divorce. Harold J. seeks quick miracle cures, but Dr Crane insists marriage health depends on personal effort, couple effort, and practical steps. He advises premarital quality, religious unity, budgeting, and learning essential sexual knowledge, plus sending for his booklet.
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