Clement Frames GOP as Privilege Party at Democratic Rally
Tennessee Governor Clement assailed the Republicans as a party of privilege and pil lage predicting a Democratic victory in November. He blasted Eisenhower and Nixon, urged a fighting campaign and condemned Republican ideas as corrupt and autocratic, pledging Democratic unity and a constant fight for the people.
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Gop
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican Party
Dulles
Sition
Harry S. Truman
Hoover
Dixon
Yates
Benson
McCarthy
Eisenhower framed as military hero in party power shift
Clement portrays Eisenhower as genial and affable general who joined the Republicans after retirement and notes the 1952 bid aiming to present him as a great hero while returning a discredited party to power.
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Life
Democratic Party
Clement
Eisenhower
Republican Party
IBM Plans to Build Plant Near Sherman
IBM announces a new punched card plant near Sherman to be run by its electric accounting machine supplies division. The facility aims for about 150 workers, with a mid 1957 completion and potential peak employment of 225 by 1960 as Southwest expansion drives faster service.
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Sherman
International Business Machines Corporation
IBM
Electric Accounting Machine Supplies Division
Lessees Can Now Purchase Texoma Home Club Sites
Denison Texas reports that lessees of Texoma reservoir homes and club sites may buy the properties after a 90 day wait for instructions. The law, signed by President Eisenhower, applies to all Corps of Engineers reservoirs and allows ownership transfer via appraisal and bid processes for unleased sites.
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Secretary of the Army
Engineer Corps
Purists Dispute Inflation Word For Cost Of Living Rise
In New York purists argue inflation mislabels today’s cost increases driven by higher prices for materials and labor. Economists blame money supply growth in wartime financing, yet the Treasury has cut debt and the Fed keeps credit tight. The public faces higher prices for cars, appliances, clothing, and services, while wages chase costs. The article notes the 1920 Harding Cox election returns were first broadcast.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
U. S
Harding-Cox
Subscription rates for Grayson and Fannin counties
Grayson and Fannin counties subscribe for 2.00. Outside counties rate 2.50. Foreign subscriptions set at 5.00, with soldiers excluded from foreign rate.
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Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Publisher Offers Correction Policy Statement
An editorial note states that any erroneous reflection on the character or standing of any person, firm or corporation will be fully corrected upon notification to the publisher.
The SPICE of LIFE and Humorous Teasers From Old Scots
A collection of light anecdotes and one liners including a Scot and minister grouse tale, jokes about surplus marriages, life status, a hoarding aid delay, a law professor quip, marital jabs, and a boastful ancestral claim.
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Angus
Ed and Susie Dialogue Sparks Quiet Exchange
Ed teases about looks, Susie answers with a patient, quiet response as she thinks. The exchange captures a light moment of banter between the two.
Boy replies with blunt school reply in family dialogue
A mother asks Bobby how he likes school and he bluntly answers Closed signaling a child’s frustration with schooling in a concise domestic moment.
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Bobby
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