Spot Check Highlights Postal Service Timing Oddities
A Washington Post spot check of mail delivery shows three cent letters can take similar time to distant cities as six cent letters. Tests reveal air mail faster to Dallas and Los Angeles than to closer points, with several cities experiencing multi day delays and uneven office versus home delivery.
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Truman Backs Policy of Ike at Missouri Assembly
Former President Truman urged support for Eisenhower foreign policy during a joint session in Jefferson City. He told about 2,000 attendees not to hang hides on the fence and to back the President for world peace and future generations.
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Host mutters fear of missing train as guest jokes
A guest tells a host to speed to the station while the host jokes his wife would kill him if he misses the train. The exchange highlights a tense ride as they rush toward departure with humor masking anxiety.
Tornado Strikes San Angelo Causes $3 Million in Damage
Red Cross estimates total losses at 3,209,000 after Lakeview area tornado ruins 288 homes destroyed and many more damaged. Nine dead, 72 hospitalized, 350 left homeless. Lakeview High and Elementary School hit hard with 500,000 in damages.
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Radford Named Military Head in Top Command Shakeup
President Eisenhower named Admiral Arthur W. Radford as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Radford will be the first Navy officer to head the panel, succeeding Omar N. Bradley. Gen. Ridgway becomes Army chief, Gruenther to Supreme Allied Commander Europe, with other NATO and naval leadership shifts announced. Taft lauded the changes as a fresh slate to realign strategy and spending.
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Texans Owe Sharks As Much As All 47 Other States
A study by Western Reserve University finds Texans owe nearly half of the money loaned to sharks in the U S The Junior Bar of Texas cites this as a reason for proposing a constitutional amendment and statute to cap charges and place loan companies under banking supervision The text also includes a joke dialogue about a tenant and landlady.
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