Is Coffee Drinking Doomed by Rising Prices
The piece notes coffee prices rising from five to ten cents in many restaurants, reducing consumption and prompting talk of government inquiry. It cites substitution to tea and Coca Cola, with Rhode Island showing early organized resistance and a brewing consumer backlash. The article frames the price hike as a market pressure risking broader coffee sales.
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U. S
Brazil
Restaurents
Rhode Island
Alboit
Doubtful US Canada Cooperation on St Lawrence Seaway
The St Lawrence Seaway project, planned since 1895 and revived in 1934, faces House opposition despite Senate approval for joint construction and control. Support hinges on railroads, Atlantic ports, and who benefits most. Progress remains tentative amid doubts the House will back the bill.
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United*States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States
Greater Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Senate
United States Senate
Altho
House
Eisenhower’s First Year Gains Confidence for GOP
The piece notes Republicans feel a sense of achievement after Ike’s first year with courage and restraint in governing. It highlights changes under his leadership, fewer party-driven pressures, and a growing stature as a statesman while acknowledging mistakes.
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Eisenhower
Wathat
Seountry
Cer
Fon
Controversy Over A&P Breakup and Grocery Prices
A discussion on government action to break up the A&P 6,000 store chain into seven competitors. The piece notes expected effects on anti trust enforcement, and how households compare local grocery ads to secure lower prices amid ongoing competition and bulk buying advantages. It also mentions broader Georgia tax cases and social concerns in Thomasville.
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A&p
Caocal
Local action urged to fix failing roads and bottlenecks
The piece argues for aggressive local organization to repair roads and relieve bottlenecks rather than broad national efforts. It cites P W Litchfield of Goodyear and Eisenhower era views on FEPC, federal limits on street maintenance, and the need for municipal garages and better urban planning to improve safety and efficiency.
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United States
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Litchfield
Eisenhower
FEPC
How many Reds has Ike's group found
Washington AP reports a debate over government security expulsions under Eisenhower. Official tallies showed 1,456 separated by Oct 23 and 863 fired with 593 resigning, while 2,200 total were cited in the State of the Union. McCarthy claimed most were security risks tied to Communists.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Brownell
White House
Justice Department
Francis
Sen. McCarthy
Roosevelt’s Latest Move Signals U S Aid to France War Planes
The report notes U S willingness to aid French war planes as part of ongoing wartime efforts. Congress debates expanding Social Security. Midwest braces for severe winter. Hitler’s strategic plans are observed. Huckabee speaks on education at a Rotarians lunch. A youth rally draws a large crowd near Bishop. Thom as County sees crop show growth. Reds near Estonia threaten key rail hubs. Allies push Franco toward breaking with the Axis. Madrid brims with diplomatic rumor. U S offensives in the Marshall Islands progress with landings on Roi and Kwajalein as beachheads are established.
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U.S
Congress
Midwest
Georgia Assembly
Hitler
Norman Huckabee
Thomas County
Estonia
Rai
Franco
Marshalls
Rol
Kwajalein
Capote Calls New York City Real City Open 24 Hours
New York AP report notes Truman Capote, back from Rome, says New York is the only city open all day. He discusses films, writing for the screen, television, and his own evolving literary life amid anecdotes about pasta and a lingering strawberry tart.
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Truman Capote
Alta
Capote
Rome
Haiti
Oscar Wilde
Columbia Pictures
Vittorio de Sica
Italy
Marilyn Monroe
Ernest Hemingway
Remember Dish A rememberd dish delights but falls short
A husband recalls a beloved prewar dish with vivid senses and his wife strives to recreate it using family recipes and leads. She labors to match look smell and taste while he judges the result and notes it is not the same as his memory.
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Eisenhower
Brownell
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Persistent Grandpa and the dependable vow
A story about a steadfast grandfather who keeps his word in spite of storms. It contrasts his reliability with modern attitudes influenced by welfare politics and warped commitments. The tale urges that a person’s word should be as binding as a bond.
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Grandpa
Television schedule highlights and radio primetime lineup
NBC schedules include Barlow concert at 8:30 and Nixon talk at 10:45. CBS presents Ethel Merna in Sus pense at 8, plus I Love Lucy film at 9. ABC offers Opera auditions at 9, Jamie Sketch at 7 30 and Dr J Q Quiz at 8 30. Dumont marks twenty questions eighth anniversary with a Brooklyn welterweight bout Johnny Saxton vs Mickey Laurent.
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NBC
Barlow
Band of America
CBS
Ethel Merna
ABC
Opera
Heart Fund
Dennis Day
Montgomery
Cbs-Tv
Studio One
Herman
Abc-Tv
Jamie Sketch
Dr. J. Q
Dumont
Brooklyn
Johnny Saxton
Mickey Laurent
Plain talk vs. pompous preacher on Christianity
A student crowd and elders leave bored as a touted religious speaker fails to mention Jesus Christ. The writer contrasts Jesus simple messages with modern clergy overcomplication and urges returning to gospel plainness.
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