Editorials on Roosevelts New Deal time and legacy
Editorial traces the 1930s era of FDR and Hoover, contrasts approaches to welfare and relief, and notes the evolution of federal responsibilities for general welfare. It compares early social legislation to Britain and Germany precedents, and recalls court-packing debates and postwar expansion. It emphasizes continuity of New Deal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hitler
White House
Hoover
Pierce
Congress
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Britain
Germany
Bismarck
Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Grain and Commodities Exchange
Coolidge
Harding
Constance Towers Balances Beverly Hills and Panama City Life
Hollywood AP writer notes actress Constance Towers commuting between Beverly Hills and Panama City. She is married to Eugene McGrath, runs an insurance business in Panama, spends about five months yearly there, and currently stars in The Long Corridor as a strip teaser.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood {Ap
Hollywood
Joan Fontaine
Ann Sothern
New York
Olivia de Havilland
Anne Baxter
Australia
Miss Baxter
Constance Towers
Beverly Hills
Panama City
Eugene McGrath
Panama
Cavalry
Naitle
Ford
Sergeant Rutledge
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun lists editors and staff including Fred Hartman as Editor and Publisher and general management roles. Advertising department managers and circulation staff are named, with postal and matter classifications showing second class status and subscription rates. The document notes Associated Press affiliation and rights of republication, plus press association memberships.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Bay News
Republicacion
Acen
Texas Press
Yankee From the West shapes Wheeler’s political courage
Barry Goldwater praises Senator Wheeler of Montana as a model of principle and energy. The column highlights Wheeler and Paul Healy’s book Yankee From the West, describing Wheeler’s blunt, forceful style, fight against corruption, and impact on American politics.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Sen. Wheeler
Paul Healy
New York Daily News
Wheeler
New England
Midwest
Butte
Andrew Jaeckson
Senate
Healy
Harding
James Stewart
Daugherty
Ohio
West
Try and Stop Me at Hillcrest Club Bridge Tale
A husband returns at 4:00 a.m. to face a tirade about being out. He quips that if he had been with a sick friend’s hand they’d be wealthier. At Beverly Hills Hillcrest Country Club, Burns recalls a dramatic bridge hand where a trembling opponent, clutching nitroglycerin, doubles after a heart attack scare.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Beverly Hills
George Burns
Chaeronea victory and world trivia mix
The piece asks about the Athenian defeat at Chaeronea and various trivia items. It notes Mt Everest location, a hellbender salamander, Ismailian sect within Islam, and the mythical Islands of the Blessed linked to Greek legend. It also includes birthdays and historical notes from 1953 and a riddle about a North Carolina figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Almanace
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Spain
Florida
France
North Carolina Senate
Colon
Washington Report on Harvey Aluminum influence and Powell battle
Washington column apologizes to Harvey Aluminum for implying influence peddling by hiring ex-Gov. Dewey and notes broader ties across administrations and political parties. It details Harvey spying for labor, labor board actions, and moving Democratic HQs to Harvey buildings, plus a California link. It also covers Powell Williams clashes, budget fights, and Ashbrook push to cut Powell’s committee funds.
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California
Pat Brown
Eisenhower
Harvey Corp
Tont Dewey
Los Angeles
Harveys
National Democratic
Stie
Democratic Clubs
Carmine Warshaw
Lawrence Ha
Democratic National Committee
Columbia River
Bonneville
Harvey Aluminum
Dalles
Ore
Secretary of the Interior
Udall
St. Crix
Virgin Islands
Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Torrance
Calif
Harvey
US District Court
District of Columbia
Landrum-Griffin
Wallace Detective Agency
Portland
Ctc
Orgaon
United Steel Workers
NLRB
Democratic
Subway
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
D.N.Y
John James Williams
Delaware
Willie’ Wiliams
Powell
House Labor and Education Committee
Williams
Senate
Puerto Rico
Krieg Fight
Department of Urban Affairs
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Federal Housing Authority
Associated Community Teams
Harlem
Livingston L. Wingate
Wingate
Washington Star
Cecil Holland
Kennedy
Rep. Powell
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Labor and Education
Ashbrook
Graham Barden
Treasury
Young
Congress
Library of Congress
Gross
Iowa
McClory
Illinois
Alger
Texas
Curtis
Missouri
Younger
Findley
Common Market veto may aid Communists in Africa
Brussels reports Britain's veto on joining the European Common Market delays a plan linking Western Europe with 18 African states. Italy and the Netherlands pressed to include English-speaking African nations in aid and trade, provoking surprise among governments cautious toward communism.
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Brussels
Beglum
Britain
Africa
Charles de Gaulle
Western
Europe
Italy
Netherlands
Res
Paul Henry Spaak
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across List
Across clues listed including Fellow colleg Bounders A coal S shaped moldings Indirect suggestions Girl s nurse Choose Sullied Order of Merit Brit abbr XT Fruit of oak Secretly 2 wads Common suffix Arden Pythias Firmament Expunged mark on paper Practical like Music note Stone setting Namely Believer in Arianism Cone shaped tent Am Ind Mont highest peak of Alps Astray Scottish Gaelic Most favorable
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Mont
Alps
Bridge hand lesson in notrump play and finessing
East reads the club lead and South should play the ace to control a king. The article argues against finessing the queen of diamonds and explains why playing the ace up front protects against West holding the king, illustrating a teaching moment in bridge strategy.
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West
East
South
Declarer
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del Crandall
Elmer Vaio
Henrich Steinway
New York City
Folk OF Fame
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Central Press
Sir Joshua Reynolds
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