Eisenhower Named Man of the Year for 1956 by Editors
The Associated Press editors crown Dwight D. Eisenhower Man of the Year for a fourth time in five years, citing his Middle East leadership and recovery from illness. © The 1956 selections also name Gamal Abdel Nasser as outstanding foreign affairs figure and Jonas Salk as science leader, with Henry Ford II top industry figure and George Meany guiding labor.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Mendes-France
United States
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
S of
Egypt
John Foster Dukes
U. N
Dag Hammarskiold
Cdilors
Nasser
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Jonas Saik
University of Pittsburgh
Alfred Kinsey
Salk
Henry Ford II
Tive
Ford Motor Co
George Meany
Aflcio
Meany
Walter Reuther
Daily Across Puzzle Clues Mixed With Currency Tags
A crossword style listing includes clues such as Floats and Looks at hurriedly, with entries spanning across math units like cubic meter and prices like $1 and $5. The grid features varied themes including Greek myth names, currencies, and legal terms, culminating in a final entry on compensation for services.
Crossword Down Clues From North Carolina City
Puzzle lists nine sixteenths varying clues with answers fitting a standard crossword grid. Across and down entries include Macaws Bog Slumbers and other terms.
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Down
City
N.C
Eminent Victors Dominate After Hungary Revolt and World Series
The piece notes Mincezenty’s return, new stars in sports entertainment and literature, Don Larsen’s pitching acclaim in the World Series, Johnny Podres’ 1955 rise, Elvis Presley’s ballot dominance, and Winston Churchill’s literary return with the History of the English-Speaking Peoples volumes.
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Mincezenty
Toreedom
Hungary
Yankee
Don Larsen
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
Yankees
Winston Churchill
Two Chimney Fires Reported in City Yesterday
Two chimney fires occurred in the city yesterday with no damage reported. Fire Inspector William Godenour noted both incidents, one at Ray's Tavern on 23 E Piccadilly St and the other at 262 Shawnee Ave the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Tyser.
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William Godenour
Ray’s
National Gallery Acquires Manet Painting Le Chenin de Fer
The National Gallery of Art announced the acquisition of Manet’s Le Chenin de Fer. The work was noted to depict a seated woman and a girl watching a locomotive, linked to Horace Harvey, a sugar refining executive, who died last October in New York.
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Washington
National Gallery of Art
Ertiet Pallard Manet
Horace Harvey
New York
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David L. Bowen
AP News
Gest
Reuther
Bill Graham
Josef Cardinal
Minnell
Billy Graham
Jonas Salk
Elvis Presley
N. Z
Asia
Greet
Erday
Rom
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Old—Strong Bank
Federal Deposi
Insurance Corporation
National Galle of Art
Acquir Manet
Gil
Penney
Penney’s
Melton Suburbard
Melton
Percales Wi
Broarglose
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Organdys
HFC
Paymts
Household Finance Corporation of
Loudoun
J.C
Mohawl
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