Inside Washington Big Four talks risk collapse over Soviet demands
The San Francisco UN meeting casts a shadow on a possible Big Four summit as Molotov’s sharp US attacks raise the stakes. If Geneva concessions on Formosa and Peiping at the UN are demanded, observers say such terms are unlikely. Blame shifts to Red negotiators if no progress is made. Senate speed vs House delays flows from Johnson’s leadership amid unresolved military reserve and minimum wage debates. Eisenhower’s atoms for peace earns diplomatic traction while Russia pushes disarmament.
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Washington
United States
VM. Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
Formosa
Red China
Peiping
Molotov
House
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Judge Raulston and the Monkey Trial remembered in Tennessee
A reminiscence recalls Judge John T. Raulston of South Fisburg Tennessee who presided over the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial in Dayton. It notes Raulston upheld the Tennessee law on teaching evolution, Scopes’ guilty verdict, and Bryan and Darrow’s courtroom clash. Dayton’s label as Monkey Town stems from the trial era.
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Houston Post
Jast Sun
John T. Raulston
South Fisburg
Tenn
Dayton
Raulston
Jasper
South Pitsburg
Marion County
Paulston
South Pillsbore Hustler
Matson County
Sequatchie Valley
Rhea County
John T. Scopes
Scopes
Tennessess
State Supreme Court
Louisiana
Darron
Willian Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Stokes
Darrow
Bryan
Darra
William Jennings Bryan University
Old views spark civil tone amid city chatter
Mel Heimer notes mixed reactions to youth critics while Dr. Frank J. O’Brien warns kids are worse today. Richard Roffman recruits a bald headed leaders group with figures like Jim Farley. Brooklyn pool hums, Enrica Damicts teaches singing to cope with heat. Chinatown trundles on as families parade Chinese children in American dress. Ward Greene, author of They Won’t Forget, wrote Lady and the Tramp. Lana Turner’s recent actions questioned.
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Frank J. O'Brien
New York Board of Education
Manhattan
Richard Roffman
Jim Fariey
Roffman
St George Hotel
Brooklyn
Enrica Damicts
Chinatown
Ward Greene
Deep South
Turner
Lana Turner
Retiring at the Persian Room The Plaza’s Fred Barbero Leaves Door
A New York note on the Persian room at the Plaza aging into September reopening with maitre d Fred Barbero retiring after years at the door. The column recalls the early 1930s stars Renee and Tony De Marco, Sally’s role, and other showy touches amid a spritz of village celebrity chatter.
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New York
New Yorker
Plaza
America
Fred
Alice de Riathenild
French Riviera
Barbero
Eden
Lord Halifax
de Marcos
Renee
Tony
Sally
Coati-Mundi
Hovil New Worker
Daf Miouth
Ian
Gypsy Rose Lee
A Family Wedding Reflections On Letdown After The Day
A family wedding prompts reflections on the planning frenzy and the lingering post ceremony letdown. The writer notes the exhausting pre nuptial chores and suspects the holiday routine may extend beyond the big day, leaving a quiet, reflective afterglow.
Bible Verse on Being Born Again
A brief verse emphasizes birth from incorruptible seed through the word of God that lives and endures forever, citing 1 Peter 1 23. The wording calls attention to spiritual rebirth beyond mortal seed.
Baytown Sun Publisher and Rates Notice
The Baytown Sun lists staff and office details with editor Fred Hartman and Bud Gould as publisher. Subscription rates are shown as 1.20 monthly, 14.40 yearly, with prepaid mail orders and an armed services rate of 75 cents per month.
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Efen
Baytown Fun, Inn
Pearce and Ashbet
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Bud
S. Gould
Beulah Mae J
Cartie
Mall
Armed Services
Raytown
Terns
After the Big Day the Post-Wedding To-Do List
The piece reflects a new mother or caregiver navigating post wedding life. It describes the rush of settling in past invitations gifts and storage, plus the backlog of everyday tasks. It notes the emotional looseness and the urge to plan and adjust while managing advice and new routines.
Youre Telling Me by William Ritt says crowd favorite
A garbled column riffs on public figures and events with scattered references to an Agrimaibire department Doakiet the MATALAS mosquito a Thai sun eclipse and an Air Force Academy design critique by a noted architect France’s salon space per person and general ribbing about elbow room across nations.
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Agrimaibire Department
Air Force Academy
Big Four talks open ten years after Potsdam
The Geneva summit begins July 18 with Truman Churchill and Stalin, ten years after Potsdam. The Potsdam outcome aimed to reshape Germany and Europe but birthed the Cold War pattern as Russia resisted Western plans. The three wartime powers were joined by Attlee in Potsdam. details on postwar borders and four power control shaped later tensions.
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Churchill
Stalin
Potsdam
Charles M. McCann
United Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
Frent Truman
Princister
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
Cecilienhof Palace
France
Eisenhower
Athaetic
Europe
Russia
Ggifgreies Tattras Ily
Clement R. Attlee
Britain
United States
China
Stettin
Baltic Sea
Oder and
Neisse
Poland
Oder-Neisse
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Fringe era stage oddities and a near riot at a ball game
The record recounts Edwin Booth as a famed stage figure at his peak, Barnum featuring sensational acts such as a 68 year old “handsomest fat girl” and a tiny 30 inch star, with living animals and melodrama events. A New York barbeque debut draws crowds as gents favor novelty, while a ball game between the Atlantic and Philadelphia clubs ends after innings as 30,000 fans cause a near riot.
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Edwin Booth
Barnum
Augustin Paty
Agia Menehen
New York
Gear Atlantics
Philadelphia Athletics
Impeachment trivia and a mix of facts from history
Questions cover Johnson impeachment charges and total impeachments in U S history. They ask for the last line of the national anthem and the highest mountain’s true height. There are queries about Kilauea style Hawaiian volcano, the Bug River location, and a famed Fresno born American novelist.
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Andrew Johnson
U. S
Maywright
Fresno
Coif
New York
Middleton
Conn
Supreme Court
Treaguey
Ata
Washington housing battle tests Ike plan in House
The White House and Capitol Hill clash over public housing as Republicans in the House Rules Committee split six to six, blocking Ike's proposal to fund 35,000 units and stalling about 2 billion in FHA construction loans. McCormack urged Sherman Adams to shift a Republican vote while Allen and Latham faced internal GOP pressure. Russel Long faced opposition over Hells Canyon and Idaho Power, as Morse pressed for floor debate.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
John McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Sherman Adams
Rules Committee
House Rules Committee
Ike
Senate
Eisenhower
GOP
Leo Allen
Clinsis
Rules
Henry Latham
New York
New York City
Latham
Leo
Coleague
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Lea
Vale
Brown
Allen
Bob Taft
Taft
Armmy
McCormack
Adams
Heaven Wind Earth
Sen
Russel, Long
Louisina
King Tish
Louisiana
Lyndon Jlohnson
Hells Canyon
A. Long
Idaho Power Company
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Russell Long
Senate Interior Committee
Long
Russell
Morse
Dworshak
Idaho
People of
Senator Cordon
Oregon Republican
Cordon
Senator Neuberger
Neuberger
Dixon-Yates
Dairy cattle arrive to Plymouth colony in 1624
Historical note recalls the first dairy cattle brought to the continental United States arriving with the Plymouth colony in 1624. Milk is described as containing about 100 nutrients including various high quality proteins.
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Continental
United States
Plymouth Colony
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