Little Fellows Imperil Peace in Pacific Tensions
Tensions rise as Nationalist China on Formosa South Korea and South Vietnam threaten belligerent actions while U S Red China talks continue in Geneva. Rhee seeks to restore authority and warning of possible emergencies, risking renewed conflicts in Korea and Indochina.
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United States
Red China
Geneva
Pacific
China
Formosa
South Korea
South Vietnam
Chiang Kai-shek
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Allias
North Korea
West
Red
Ho Chi Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Beauty contest to pick Miss Satellite of 1955 advances
The article notes another beauty contest is planned to choose Miss Satellite of 1955. It also reports Packinghouse workers gaining a 14 cent per hour wage increase, described with a colorful local tone.
Polio Program Back On Its Feet
The federal government resumes voluntary distribution of the Salk vaccine with a priority schedule for ages 5 to 9 1 to 5 10 to 14 and 15 to 19. Public Health Service reports over five million shots prepared since May 26 while national cases drop by about 2200 from 1954 though New England shows increases.
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Public Health Service
Illinois
New England
Massachusetts
Gettysburg Farm Staff Prep Salad for Haro Tal Party
Within a week after a Mrs Hobby picnic the Gettysburg farm staff must begin making a salad for a party honoring Haro Tal. A spear fisherman dragged two miles from shore by a shark remained missing but expected to appear on Toast of the Town.
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Mrs. Hobby
Gettysburg Farm
Haro Tal
Netherlands Sees Rapid Economic Comeback After War
The Netherlands rebounded from Nazi destruction with doubled industrial output and national income since liberation. Marshall Plan aid and private American investment helped Dutch industry and markets regain strength despite floods and wartime losses.
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Europe
Netherlands
Wisconsin editor offers updated tense phrase
The text suggests adjusting the editor's crusade to a past or present perfect tense and notes a humorous comparison about swimming the English Channel as heat relief. It mentions a father of four preferring a children’s back-wading pool.
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Wisconsin
Joe
Paragpher's Parade Prompt Ignites Investor Dreams
The reader notes a cautious investor savoring a parade mood and eyeing General Snow Cones, Inc. shares. He muses on satellites and space travel, while references to David Crockett caps and earth exploration headlines hint at hopeful speculation about future ventures.
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Paragpher
General Snow Cones, Inc
David Crockett Coonskin
Earth
Foxhunting Ozark Style in Southern Illinois Hills
In the Ozark foothills of Southern Illinois, Uncle Will Sanders and foxhunters ride after supper, build a hilltop fire, and listen as hounds bay. The night echoes with katydids, traffic on US 36, and frequent sirens, while neighbors recall Kantor’s The Voice of Bugle Ann and wonder about a caller’s fate.
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Will Sanders
U. S. 36
Uncle Will
Illinois
Ozarks
One Peoria, One Chicago and Friendly Shops Featured
A writer muses on places and names from the Postal Guide and city life. He notes there is only one Chicago in the guide and recalls Mildred Miller’s Metropolitan Opera presence on TV. He observes many friendly stores and traders and mentions Antioch College’s Shakespeare festivals in Yellow Springs Ohio.
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U. S
Chicago
Metropolitan Opera
Mildred Miller
Midi
Mimi Millaire
Missouri
Joe Benton
Europe
United States
Josef Bentonelli
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Antioch Area Theater
Bright Raiment by Rosalie Boyle
Poem urging wearing the cloth of belief as a garment of love. It compares inner virtue to precious gold woven by faith and invites a radiant, prayerful presence to counter humanity’s grief. The line ends with the author’s attribution and publication venue.
Geneva and the Soviet Smile Threat to German Unification
In a 1955 reflection on the Geneva summit, the author argues the Soviet Union used cordial rhetoric to mask hostility to any settlement. Western offers of security pacts and arms control were rejected, as Moscow sought a weak Europe and German unification only if NATO dissolved.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
East Germany
Germany
Eisenhower
Faure
Russia
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
NATO
Agai
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Paris
Onda
Bulganin
Britain
France
U.S.S.R
Vogler Motor Co., Inc
Plymouth
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Carbondale
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Ladies & Children’s Summer Shoes
Childrens
Robel
Murphysboro
Your Thrilling Entertainment
Victor Borge
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Nelson Eddy
Step Brothers
Jan Garber & Orchestra
Dornan Brothers
Lou Breese & Orchestra
Indianapolis
Uae
Stillman J. Stanard Strother G. Jones
Springfield
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