New Way of Life Ike Sets Pattern for White House Role
NEA reports on Ike’s return to full duties after illness. The piece notes his management style and the tight control by appointment secretary Bernard Shanley, who warns would be visitors that access can be cancelled at a moment’s notice.
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Byvunal Larsen
NEA
Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
White House
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Bernard Shanley
Defense
Charles Wilson
Tke
Wilson
England
Anthony Eden
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Secret Service
Gettysburg
Bolling Field
Key West
Flas
Eisnehowers
Mainie
Sevral
Shanley
Herbert Hoover
Senate
House
Dulles Plans 19 Day World Tour to Asia and Pacific
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will spend most of March on a Far East tour, attending the SEATO council in Karachi and making brief visits to other nations before returning to Washington on March 21. Maps show the itinerary with numbered cities.
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John Foster Dulles
Far East
Seato Council
Karachi
Pakistan
Washington
Fed
British boom fuels unrest and new touring Britons abroad
In London a massive postwar boom spurs wage strife and rising prices while Britons increasingly tour Europe. The piece notes a spike in unemployment anxiety, spending, and union clashes as reports from Eden to Ike influence political and social shifts at home and abroad.
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Tuma
Cullennea
London-Anea
Thordes
Brighton
Aoliday
Europe
Swanrver
Lancaster
Venice
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Sir Anthony Biden
Britain
Go Way Back and Sit Down Nostalgia Card
Nostalgic line mocks the phrase good old days by contrasting infant mortality in 1990 with 1900 travel and diet. It notes over 500,000 infant deaths annually in 1990s contrast to 100,000 today and jokes about coal dust trains and limited food. Data from Steelways Magazine.
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Junior
Steelways Magazine
The
American Iron & Steel Institute
March Is Not the Windiest Month, Weather Bureau Finds
A Weather Bureau report disputes the idea that March is the windiest month, citing climatology extremes. It lists Mt Washington winds, Libby Islands fog, Azizia heat, and other record figures across the United States with a tone of curiosity about meteorological trivia.
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Annie Washington
Weather Bureau 1
Mt. Washington
N.H
United States
Libby Islands
Maine
Azizia
Tripolitania
Africa
Policeman Halts Couple After Traffic Light Stop
MUUSTIN Tex Iine Rev and Mrs Herbert Miller were stopped by a police officer while strolling downtown as they passed a red traffic light. The officer asked what they were doing and they replied they were simply careless. The officer offered guidance before continuing.
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Muustin
Tex—n
Herbert Miller
San Diego Faces Surge in Car Stolen Thefts
Capt. Graham Roland of the San Diego Police Department notes that 85 percent of the city’s stolen automobiles over five years were unlocked, a pattern that accounts for 65 percent of all property theft in that period. He cites million-dollar losses and urges stricter precautions.
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Diego
Graham Roland
Police Department
Houston Precinct 16 Vote Costs Record
In Houston Texas the city paid 15 for the votes of C W Fordyce and W C Cox on a city bond issue election. They were the only voters at Precinct 16. Expenditures included 2.30 for an election judge and three clerks, 22.50 to rent the voting machine, and 10 for the precinct site rent.
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Houston
Tex
C. W. Fordyce
W. C. Cox
He Claims Record As Student Commuter
SIREN RIVEN WY. John V. Bernard Green River school superintendent claims a 480 mile round trip each weekend to Laramie to pursue a doctor’s degree in educational administration at the University of Wyoming.
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Siren Riven
Wyo
John V. Bernard
Green River
Dent
Bernard
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Thirsty burglars batched at Dover Club beer and ice cream
Paterson police report a burglary at the Dover Club where robbers stole ice cream and cigarettes and opened beer taps. Several kegs poured away or left unused after the crime, leaving witnesses and investigators puzzled by the conduct.
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Paterson
Koreans Build New Life With Help From Friends Abroad
In Seoul Korea a valley town showcases postwar rebuilding with UN Korea Reconstruction Agency aid. A cotton facility and pulp plant now run four tons daily and homes hospitals and dams rise with imported machinery. UN efforts repair schools and provide rehab for disabled veterans and children.
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Korea
Seoul
Mandal
South Africa
Republic of Korea
United Nations Korean Reconstruction
Maeney
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