Washington After McCarthy Army Hearings End What Next
Special to The Baytown Sun surveys lawmakers on Capitol Hill about likely outcomes. Republicans and Democrats anticipate subcommittee reports critical of McCarthy and Stevens, with no perjury prosecutions and possible personnel changes. The piece notes campaign implications and partisan counterclaims, plus other brief items on tax refunds, gold mining, copper rescue ideas, and a Paris taxi strike.
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Army Secrey
Tickert T. Stevens
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McCarthy
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Steves
Rey McCohn
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Internal Revenue Service
Uncle Sam
Coffee Room Gains In Advertising Dashing City Scene
A New York coffee room at Madigan and 47th replaces the old juice stands of the corner. it features air conditioning, seats, a gaucho beef burger for 50 cents, drawing attention from Latin American diplomats. The piece blends urban memory with theater gossip, noting salaries of Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy, and tongue in cheek longing for brighter stage pay.
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Madigan
47Th
Hume Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Tie Phoenix
Tallulah Bankhead
A&k
the Phoenix
Caine Mutiny Director Named By Laughton and Nolan
Morning coffee talk reveals Charles Laugh ton as the restrained guiding hand behind The Caine Mutiny Court Martial directed by Laughton. Mel Heimer notes the tautness of the play and confirms Lloyd Nolan and Paul Gregory’s statements. Jessie Matthews appearance on TV sparks reminiscence of Alfred Hitchcock’s pub rumor. New York water shortage prompts talk of weather control and damage suits. Renee Jeanmarie, French ballerina and star of The Girl In Pink Tights, accompanied by a luncheon escort, impresses with energy and charm despite a windswept haircut. Discussion shifts to British boasting versus French attitudes.
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Paul Gregory
the St. Moritz
Lloyd Nolan
Charles Laughton
Ham
Caine
Lloyd
Paul
Laughton
Renee Jeanmarie
England
Looking at Life the Laundryman Left With His Bundle
A diarist recalls a week of social whirl as the laundryman absconds with five dress shirts two with starch and three white shirts. He endures five events in one week with hotel stays, meals, speeches, and a parade of VIP acts, noting the fatigue and excesses endured.
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Luncheon seating chaos and VIP table envy
By Erich Brandeis recounts a luncheon social ritual where guests receive exact seating assignments. The piece satirically notes rivalries over table placement and status, as the author longs for normalcy and a simple dinner at home with his wife asking about chicken from the freezer.
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Guegenschmidt
Winkelheimer
Schnitz
Disneyland Park to Be Built Near Anaheim by Disney
Hollywood report notes Walt Disney plans a nine million dollar amusement park near Anaheim described as a miniature world’s fair and eighth wonder. He will launch a one hour weekly TV program for ABC this fall and part of the programs will be filmed at the new park once completed in about 15 months. Disney also prepares initial season shows at his Burbank studio in a major movie to TV deal with ABC-Paramount backers.
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Disneyland” Amusement Park
Abc-Tv
Abc-Paramount Theaters
Anaheim
Disney
Burbank
Hal Adlequist
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Mickey Mouse Club
Adlequist
Millon
Disney Studio
Disneyland
Stanford Research Institute
Ohio
Secrets of success from a Wisconsin lodge and Disney park plans
A Wisconsin lodge in Woodruff, run by Larry E. Stainer, followed a Honeymoon Special and convention rates to extend a two month season to four months. The piece also outlines Disney's Disneyland project in Anaheim, noting five million annual visitors and a Burbank studio payroll, with draftsmen, land costs, and land sourcing challenges.
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Larry E. Stainer
Woodruff
Wisc
Texas
Steiner
Bible Verse: Salvation in Jesus Named Above All
A Bible verse emphasizes that salvation comes through Jesus alone, declaring that there is no other name under heaven by which people must be saved. Acts 4 12.
Big Ten condemns paddle use in fraternity initiations
A contentious campus debate surfaces as the Big Ten official stance opposes paddling in fraternity initiations. The move reflects broader concerns over hazing and student safety amid longstanding tensions and contrasting traditions within universities.
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Big Ten
Army McCarthy Hearing Sparks TV Camera Showdown
Washington report notes the Army McCarthy hearings disrupt routine work as TV cameramen crowd the room and still photographers are told to kneel or sit. Mundt criticizes the spill incident when water drenches his suit, while a Bell system milk vending machine ceremony at the Agriculture Department is briefly interrupted by a soda vendor.
Trade of Casey Stengel Shocks Phillies In Storm Heroics
The tale recalls Casey Stengel, then a young outfielder, moving from the Phillies to the Giants amid a midseason shift. After a thunderstorm burst, he sprinted the bases in a spotless white uniform, slid home, and then offered the filthy gear to the Phillies president in a bold gesture.
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Lich and Baumgartner
Casey Stengel
Phils
New York Giants
Casey
Wilhelm
Philadelphia National
Leagmie
Birthday Notes and Quick Knowledge Fragments
A collage of trivia prompts and birthday notes recounts figures from exploration and nursing history, plus entertainment and sports names. It lists Florence Nightingale, King George VI, Rudolf Hess, and Berlin conductors, alongside birthdays for Philip Wylie and Yogi Berra.
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Horn
Modern Nursing
Great Britain
George VI
Westminister Abbey
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
Ruestans
West Berlin
Philip Wylie
Lincoln Ellsworth
Harry Olsen
Lawrence
Yogi) Berra
Hank Borowy
Roosevelt Snub, Mitchell Clash Sparks Secret DNC Session
Washington column details a secret Democratic National Committee meeting over Chairman Steve Mitchell and Jimmy Roosevelt. The session featured proxy logjams, debates on Roosevelt support, and party unity while critics pressed for action and McCarthy’s handling of classified material.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Steve Mitchell
Jimmy Roosevelt
Congress
Averell Hartiman
Harriman
Roosevelt
Carmine de Sapio
de Sapio
Paresi
William Good
Brooklyn
Good
Thig
Mrs. Paresi
Mitchell
Texas
Wright Morrow
Eisenhower
Byron Skelton
Morrow
Ione Hunt
Minnesota
Edgar Brown
Rose Monroe Sweetland
Oregon
Sweetland
Chicago
Attorney General Brownell on Fighting Communists
Brownell states the threat of communism is real and that the administration will strike Communists at every opportunity within the Constitution and laws, aiming to hit them where it hurts most.
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