Truman Morning Walk Through New York City
Former President Harry S Truman steps from the Sheraton Astor lobby for his daily early walk through Manhattan. Reporters and photographers trail as he answers questions while passing Times Square, Broadway, and the Met Opera House. He plans to return to Independence, Missouri, soon and may travel to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
Sheraton-Astor
Harry Truman
45Th Street
Grace Kelly
Truman
Eighth Avenue
Chef
New York Daily Press
Nixon
Harry
Wisconsin
Monaco
Mr. Truman
Broadway
Times Square
Metropolisan Opera House
Independence
Kansas City
Mr .Truman
Fellows
Missouri
O.K
Tea Party broadcast unsettles Warsaw Reds, Munich studio
Radio Free Europe’s Polish Tea Party spoof airs from Munich with Katjus the peasant boy and characters liping at Communist rule. The program, now in year four, ridicules officials as Polish listeners report it in cafes and markets while Warsaw sees it as a challenge to the regime. A separate Amarillo item notes Leon Hayes’s jail escape before the piece ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
UNEA
Warsaw
Red
Poland
Amarillo
Tex
Leon
Ray Hayes
Cloak Dagger Game on DEW Line in Arctic Circle
Report on the DEW line in the Arctic Circle describes tight security measures and espionage fears as U S and Canadian forces guard radar sites. Officials acknowledge pressure from suspected red agents while restricting site details and travel communications to deter Russian intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEW Line
Artic Circle
Arctic
Cook
NEA
Ing
Arctic Circle
U. Ness
Canada
U.S
Ottawa
Cana Ta
Continental Air Defense Command
Dew
Part Time Painters Rising In Popular Hobby
Westport art piece notes growth of amateur painting among diverse groups led by Eisenhower and Churchill. It highlights convicts, celebrities, commuters, and housewives embracing art as relaxation and therapy, with figures like Albert Dorne and James W. Rhodes emphasizing everyday appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Churchill
Westport
Conn
NEA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Albert Dorne
Famous Artists Schools of
U.S
Earl Warren
U.S. Public Health Department
Dorne
Henry Fonda
Corinne Calvert
Mona Freemn
Micky Walker
Ezzard Charles
James W. Rhodes
National Art Materials Association
New York
Eisenhower
Rhodes
Grandpa Moses
Women Write in on Modern Homes to Housing Chief
Hundreds of letters to Albert Cole, head of the Housing and Home Finance Administration, urge space and warmth in homes with roomy kitchens and practical storage. Annabelle Heath analyzes the messages, noting a shift toward family-centered rooms while preserving modern appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alalia Mak
NEA
Washington
Albert Cole
Housing and Home Finance
Housewives of
America
Michigan
Heath
James Quigley
D-Pa
Housing Congress
HFA
Cole
UNICEF Uses U S Surplus Milk To Aid Central America
North American surplus milk funds UNICEF aid reaching Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras and Panama. In Guatemala City the program serves about 5000 children daily as UNICEF ships skimmed milk powder to nour ish schools day care centers and welfare facilities.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
NEA
North America
United States
United Nations Children's Fund
Unicef
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Honduras
Pan‘ima
U. S
Explorers Get Lost in Survival Training in Big Horns
Sherid an Wyoming explorers from the Boy Scouts simulate emergencies in the Big Horn Mountains. Guided by supervisors they abandon prepared foods and live on basic needs for two to three days. They forage, set rabbit snares and boil bark soup to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Big Horn Mountains
Let Doctor Decide on Specialist
Washington reports family physicians of the American Academy of General Practice urge patients not to self diagnose or demand specialists. They say the family doctor should decide when specialist care is needed as medical teams replace lone physicians. The AMA backs more general practice training while concern grows over rising specialist costs and neglect of primary care.
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Washington
NEA
American Academy of General Practice
Jack DeTar
AGP
DeTar
American Medical Association
AAGP
AMA
U. S
Ralph Cross
Johnson City
Enn
Hopper
Ells
Spe
Anther Big Bill
U.S
Junked Scales Yield Pennies for Hauler
In CMICRASHA Oklahoma Mrs W Harrell discarded an old set of scales from her business. Days later the hauler found 256 pennies inside the scales. The scales had sat in the back of her store for eight years.
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National Institution
Garment District
The
Athens Messenger
Radio Free Europe
Navy
Russia
Tono
Feere
Moscow
Socies
Central Points
James E. Briggs
U.s.canadian
Ohio
Missour
Uncle Sam
Annabelle Heath
HHA
Nicaraguan Milk Producers’ Cooperative
Cmicrasha
Okla
W. Harrell
AIR Force
Department of Defense
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