Waco Fribime-Berala Week Ahead Listing
Waco publication page details staff names H M Fentress president D J Pattaggart general manager Harry Provence Sam Wood editors and listing of edition times and subscription rates for Texas and outside Texas. It mentions weekly Sunday issues and special holidays including New Year Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Wacoans Support Telethon For Cerebral Palsy Care
Wacoans stage a Channel 10 telethon to raise funds for cerebral palsy care and staff expansion through Jan 1 1957. The effort aims to boost treatment in Central Texas as two new agencies Goodwill Industries and a cerebral palsy group join Greater Waco United Fund support.
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Channel 10
Greater Waco United Fund
United Fund
Wacoans
Goodwill Industries
Waroa Goodwill Industries
Erratic three way signal at Waco Drive intersection
The automatic traffic light at Waco Drive, North Fifteenth Street, and Jefferson Avenue sometimes reverses its cycle. Instead of a 33 second green for Waco Drive and North Fifteenth, and 8 seconds for Jefferson, it alternates with 8 second greens for the two main streets and 33 seconds for Jefferson. The chaos prompts a suggestion to close Jefferson and route traffic via Barnard Avenue.
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Waco Drive
North Fifteenth Street
Jefferson Avenue
Jefferson
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Texas 1956 battle ground shapes party shifts
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican contenders in Texas, noting Butler and Porter messaging to party captains, Johnson’s leadership scrutiny, Anderson’s resignation, and rumors of a moderate reform movement led by figures like James P. Hart as a potential governor bid signals a new nonpartisan push amid fierce intra party tensions.
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Jack Porter
Allan Shivers
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Porter
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Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Eisenhower
Bob Anderson
Shivers
Soma
Austin
James P. Hart
Hart
Supreme Court
University of Texas
Defence of Church State Separation in United States
J F Carter argues that US history protected the nation from an established church and state funded religion. He cites dangers of Protestant dominance, Catholic and Jewish lobbying for funds, and martial law presses. He lauds freedom of religion and condemns Peronist church entanglements.
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Congress
Peron and the Argentine unions shaping Latin American power
The piece argues that Juan Peron relied on the CGT and mass mobilization to sustain his rule, with workers backing him in pivotal crises. It links labor unions to despotism across Latin America, citing Vargas in Brazil, Ibanez in Argentina, and broader patterns of state control and worker cooptation.
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Argentina
Hale
Wshington
D. C
Juan Domingo Peron
CGT
General Confederation of Labor
Peronista
Peron
Navy
Descamisados
Eva Duarte
Senora de Peron
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el Lider
Plaza de Mayo
Jockey Club
Republic of
Latin America
Mussolini
Hitler
Rnde
Getulio Vargas
Labor Party
Carlos Ibanez
Andes
Bogota
Colombia
Guatemala
Razzle Dazzle Bargains and HomeBuying Tips
A survey of aggressive sales tricks warns shoppers about cash for old cars, free add-ons, buy one get one offers and jewelers promising free diamonds. It also delivers home selling advice, product tips, and new garden and personal care items for wary buyers.
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Lawrence Galton
U. S
Packard
de Soto
Out of My Depth in a Bantering Domestic Debate
A husband and wife clash over the so called stronger sex. She mocks emotional restraint while he defends male resilience in work and danger. Their exchange weaves social norms about gender, emotion, and labor amid playful digs and a touch of tension.
Salk vaccine clash and seniority on Capitol Hill field
Dr. Leonard Scheele faces blame from Mrs. Hobby over Salk vaccine licensing while Keefer backs her at hearings. The piece also lampoons congressional seniority in baseball games, highlighting Sid Hertong and senators Rivers Jones Ad donizio Tumulty and others in a vivid parable of power and age.
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Washington
Leonard Scheele
Oreta Hobby
Mrs. Hobby
Michigan
Scheele
Hobby
Dr. Scheele
United States
Public Health Service
Capitol Hill
Keefer
Senate
Congress
Han
Bam Ball
Florida
Sid Hertong
South Carolina
Mendel Rivers
Rivers
Alabama
Bob Jones
New Jersey
Hugh Addonizio
Harlan Hegen
California
James Quigley
Pennsylvania
L. H. Fountain
North Carolina
Stewart Udall
Arizona
Ed Edmonds
Oklahoma
Alfred Sieminsch
Grane Prize of Rome Competition Opens
The Beaur Arts School in Paria invites artists worldwide aged 13 to 28 to compete for the Grane Prize of Rome. Entries are open to any eligible artist seeking recognition in the renowned event.
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Rome
Beaur- Arts
Paria
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