The Daily Mail subscription rates and office information
The notice lists subscription prices in advance by carriet and by mail with various month and year options. It includes office location Hagere and states membership in The Associated Press with republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Date shown is Tuesday May 14 1957.
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Daily Mail
Barat
Hagere
Associated Plans
Aspecistid Preen Ia
Blak
Lins
Thoughts On a Restful Farewell From Dr Preston
Fragmentary text memorializes Dr Preston with religious reflections about leaving earthly life and joining God. It notes a change of place but not company and speaks of walking with God here and resting with Him after death in a church or house of God context.
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God
Dr. Preston
Bess Truman Keeps Honest With Harry In Washington
In Washington a tense scene unfolded as Bess Truman urged her husband to curb his remarks to reporters about a successor’s absences from the White House. The piece lauds Mrs. Truman as a stalwart model of domestic restraint, her watchful counsel praised as essential to the well ordered home.
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Fruman
Harry
Washington
Bess
White House
Gentlemen of the Press
Truman
Mrs. Truman
International Finance Corporation Eyes Latin America Funding
The IFC remains a distant goal in U S policy but has 49 member nations and a 101 million dollar capitalization with 35 million from the United States. It aims to back private enterprise in developing regions using investments rather than grants, starting in manufacturing and mining with plans to invest 50000 2 million dollars per project and resell profitable holdings.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
New International Finance Corporation Cfc
Gome
TEC
Petropolis
Brazil
Rio
U.S
Inter-American Development Bank
United States
Treasury
George Humphrey
IFC
Britain
Panama
Asia-Africa
Europe
Canada
Buenos Aires
World Bank
Robert F. Garner
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Tre
TFC
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Foreign Aid Debate Signals Cut Costs and Safety Risks
A Senate committee urges continued foreign aid but at reduced costs, calling for tighter coordination and a stronger role for Dulles in policy guidance. It proposes a three year authorization with 300 million first year and 750 million for the next two, while stressing vigilance against military threats and unwise cuts.
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Washington UB
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Hisehhower
Mooney
Denver
Cole
Riccardo Mooney
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Hisenhower
Congress
State Dulles
Defense Department
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Hollister
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Yugoslavia
Tito
Unclear excerpt about a man named Chips and a fall in Chicago
An unclear OCR fragment describes Chips with Charles Werner on a roof during antenna work. Chips apparently fell to the pavement below. The text is garbled and cannot confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
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Randaces
Chicago
Charles Werner
Paw Hantages
Bayles Column by HAL BOYLE: Odd Facts and Observations
New York columnist HAL BOYLE riffs on curious bits from readers and quirky trivia. From German meat eaters in 1880 to Jupiter’s heft and parking in the universe, the piece blends humor and curiosities with offbeat stats and aphorisms.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Johann Ketzler
Kings College
Wilkes- Barre
Jupiter
How to Keep Well and Dental Caries in Children
A column discusses prevention of disease and dental caries in children. It notes limiting carbohydrates reduces cavities, recommends avoiding jams and sugary drinks, favors carrots and apples, and explains how fermentation and acids form after eating. Brushing or rinsing after meals lowers risk, with heredity and fluorides influencing outcomes. Some small talk on dental topics and pediatric tips follows.
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Anna Catherine Reidel
President Asked To State His Position On Spending
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson accuses President Eisenhower of wavering on fiscal policy and demands a clear stance on economy versus spending. Eisenhower prepares to defend his 71.8 billion dollar budget while Democrats weigh equal time replies.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Sherman Adams
Adams
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Congress
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
House
AEC Ready For Nuclear Tests Start In Las Vegas
Las Vegas Nevada reports the Atomic Energy Commission scientists and newsmen prepared for the 1957 nuclear test series set to begin Thursday. The article notes a settlement ending a labor dispute between Teamsters Local 631 and Reynolds Electric and Engineering Co and discusses workplace tensions.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Con
Toca! 631
Thea! and Engineering Co
Teamsters
Electric Reply
Trujillo Eyes Re-Election Amid Dominican Polls
The Dominican Republic prepares for elections with Rafael Trujillo as generalissimo and eight major offices to be filled. Voters select 24 senators 45 Chamber deputies and mayors while party lines blur under a system favoring the Generalissimo. The Workers party lags amid a landslide for Trujillo’s Dominicans rule.
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Cmudad
Trujillo
Elegans
Aldine Lakin
Lip
Yohn H. Harp
Smithsburg
Officers Reserve
Inc
Dominican Republic
Fort Myer
Ren
Hector B. Trujillo
Hancock
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael
Just Folks: By EDGAR A. GUEST NEGLECT
The poem notes the rare courtesy of attentive service at a dining table. The speaker, patient yet frustrated, desires a waiter who asks about needs promptly after seating and reviewing the menu, highlighting the weariness of the waiter’s task and the simple wish for timely attention.
The Paw robber targets Hagerstown Laundry with $12 theft
Twenty years ago a thief robbed the Hagerstown Laundry office of $12 and left a note signed The Paw challenging police to catch him. Detective William H. Peters suspected the crime was committed by a reader of mystery magazines.
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Hagerstown
William H. Peters
Hagerstown Seeks Wider Publicity Through Library Requests
The city hopes to boost regional interest as libraries in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Cleveland request literature on local historic sites. George M. Bohman was re named president of the Hagerstown YMCA at the annual board election.
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Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce For
George M. Bohman
Fall River Man Wins $46,000 Contract for Garbage Service
A Fall River resident secured a five year, $46,000 contract to handle city garbage collection. The item notes public remarks about wastefulness and the outcome of the procurement decision.
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Hal Cochran
Fall River, Mass
Thrifty Rat Caper Uncovers Laundromat Theft
Columbus detective Kim Frost investigated a $170 theft at a local laundromat. He tore up a floor section and uncovered a four foot tunnel leading to a rat’s nest with two one dollar bills and $166 inside.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kim Frost
Frost
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