Hoover Returns to Public Life and Commission Reports
The Hoover Commission led by R Herbert Hoover retires from public life after filing final reports aimed at pruning government functions from the New Deal era. Congress accepted most recommendations from the first commission but is wary of adopting policy changes from the second. Eisenhower’s Intergovernmental Relations panel also issued a report, promising a shift toward states’ rights and reduced federal duties.
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Hoover
Commission
Roosevelt
Truman
Hoover Commission
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Pat Manton
Indiana
Manton
Eigenhower
Bricker
Chicaigoan Meyer Kestnbaum
Committee For’ Economic’ Development
Intergovernmental , Relations Commission
Centennial welcomes Chinese American family in Carlile tale
A small town celebrates the arrival of Don and Sue Bell and their daughter Merry, a Chinese American family. Sue’s Chinese pastries, silk scarves, and figurines win over skeptical townspeople at a centennial event, strengthening community bonds and acceptance.
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Pnewcomens
Carifie
Carlile
Don Nel
Waine
Avery Lance
Ben Pen
Carlie
Asien Jaschs
Planning Econ Itée
Don
Bellis
Gut
Merry Bell
Slim
Helen Jacobs
Soyr
Sue
Helen
China
Merry
Mutual Newsman Cecil Brown A Bold Foreign Correspondent
Cecil Brown, famed Mutual News broadcaster and long time foreign correspondent, covered Belgrade and Italy in the 1980s and exposed Soviet uranium mining. A fugitive at one point, he fled a plane crash and drew attention from communist agents as he reported war zones. Brown began in New Brighton Pennsylvania and Ohio. he joined Youngstown Vindicator and later worked with United Press and INS Paris bureau earning the Peabody Award.
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Strong
Mater
Mutual
Cecil Brown
Tania
Eens Belgrade
Imee
Italy
Germany
Brown
East Germany
Btewn
Lfe
Brighton
Penn
Ohio State
Uniietty
Wasiorat ‘Rve College
Youngstren
Ohio
Stewiles
Youngstown
United Press
Pittsburg Press
Newark Ledger
New York American
Chamberlain
Europe
INS
Paris
Pelican sanctuary and historic puzzle notes in shorelines
The excerpt lists Europe coal share and US coal output, notes South Bird Island Texas as the Gulf Coast’s sole white pelican nesting sanctuary under Audubon protection, mentions early 1800s collective bargaining illegality,Cancer Society deaths, block printing precedents, and a garbled crossword with several clues and answers.
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South Bird Island
Texas
Gulf Coast
United States
National Audubon Society
August 1955 County Fairs and Events Across Kansas
Listings detail county fairs and 4-H events from Aug to Sept across Kansas towns. Includes dates and locations such as Oswego Labette Co Ness City Norton Co Hoxie Sheridan Co and Ottawa Co fair schedules Footnotes reference multiple towns and dates for municipal fairs and related activities.
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Oswego
Labette
Fair
Oberlin
Decatur
Fair Dighton
Lane
Fair -Hoxie
Sheridan
Rush
Fair -Girard
Crawford
Fair -Norton
Norton
Thomas
Fair Howard
Elk
Tri-Co
Fair & Redes
Belleville
Kans
Erie
Neosho
Gocara T
Mitche
Coffey
Winfi Cowley
Anderson - Faw
Willsboro
Marion Co
Morton
Tri-County
Junction City
Tongaroxi
Ylvan Sylvan
Grove Fair
Ceral
Bill Hickack
Reuni Picnic
Borado
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Gzanie
Cut
Fato
Beonie
Mara Corday
American Cancer Society
Earth
Brooklys
Educational Association
Albany
Dut
Pozsie
Lease
River Island
Barbara Harris
Watsonville
Kansas
United States Brewers Foundation
USBF
Kaoss
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