Ike Tone Down Attack On Demo Foreign Policy
Editorial notes the Eisenhower administration will campaign to defeat Democratic candidates but will soften attacks on Democratic foreign policy. It highlights bipartisanship efforts by Dulles and the White House, praise for Stevenson’s letter to Mendes-France, and the farm policy stance against the farm bloc. Also covers congress’ closing-session activity, a deer that barks like a dog, Korea’s Rhee urging phonetic spelling, and local football crowd observations plus Pasadena road plans and growth in East Harris County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Washington
Eisenhower
Tooth
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Mendes-france
European Defense Community
Dulles
State Department
Stevenson
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Dwer’ Park
Exat
Marrig County
Pasadena
la Porte Road
Italian Immigrant Doctor Named Doctor of the Year
A reader counters a Texas correspondent’s claim of vanished opportunities in America. He cites Dr Antonio Pisano, an 82 year old Italian immigrant and long time physician in New York, as a shining example of enduring success. Pisano, honored as general practitioner of the year by the New York County Medical Society, practiced near Chatham Square for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Texas
Louis Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Lfe
Jacksonville
Fla
Utah
Colorado
Stich
Ite
New York County Medical Society
Antonio Pisqno
Mother Cabrini
Columbus Hospital
Five Point
New York
Pisano
Chatham Square
Chinatown
The
Bowery
Tom Lee
Tom Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
Tra
Betty Ossola and the Brooklyn Barrel Dilemma in New York
A New York tale from Saratoga to Hudson Street reveals Betty Ossola running an olive export firm who receives about 250 barrels monthly. Exporters refuse to reclaim them, viewing barrels as useless junk due to prohibitions on grain use and disposal challenges in the city.
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New York
Saratoga Springs
Betty Ossala
Betty
Hudson Street
Fower Mantittan
Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
California
Spain
Martins M Ossola
Jerry Pennell
Larry
Betty Hires Help to Clear Unwanted Barrels in City
Betty battles legal pressure to keep sidewalls clear and seeks buyers for old barrels and drums. She contacts Spanish consulates and local firms, but most refuse, noting the job is too messy and risky for artists and stores. A Newark contractor offers to store fish in a few barrels, while others ignore or dispose of them, leaving Betty to rent a garbage carrier at a modest fee.
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Betty
Greenwich Village
Barrel
Sme
Belmore
N.J
Polonious
Latrice
Bible Verse Reflects on God’s Foundation and Righteous Walk
A devotional verse cites Second Timothy 2 19 emphasizing God’s firm foundation and the Lord’s knowledge of his, urging believers to depart from iniquity. The message stresses belonging to Christ and living righteously.
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God
Christ
Telling Me Drs Explain Nerve Impulses Like Telegraphs
A doctor from the American Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation says human nerves transmit impulses at about 120 miles per hour. The claim is linked to why people speak before thinking in some cases.
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American Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Wee Willie Keeler's sly plate handshakes tale from baseball lore
Washington reports tell of Wee Willie Keeler a gentleman on field and sly in small ruses. A 1903 New York game ended with a playful handshake miscue that sent a run to the catcher and a funny memory cited by Ira L. Smith. The anecdote sits beside notes on baseball greats and Casey Stengel in a collector’s chapter on outfielders 1872 to 1954.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
William Henry
Wee Willie
Keeler
New York Americans
Willie
New York
al Davis
Rabbit Robinson
Kelley
Wee
Malachi Kittredge
Kitt
Kittredge
Ira L. Smith
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Paul Hines
J Delahanty
Wahoo Crawford
Babe Ruth
Paul
Big Poison
Waner
Stan Musial
Charles Dilton
Casey
Stengel
America
Wayne
Exhibition between Philadelphia Nationals and Fort Wayne club
A chaotic exhibition game featured a heckler taunting players including Phillies first baseman Gene Paulette. Casey substituted for his teammate and collected two putouts with a tweed outfit, while delivering a wall of insults and a base hit. The piece also recalls Babe Ruth nearly disrupting a Chicago wedding in 1933 as the best man chased his autograph.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Fort Wayne
Gene Paulette
Phillies
Gene
Casey
Babe Ruth
Ira
Chicago
Babe
Fragmented Quiz Clues and Celebrity Notes
A cluttered column dives into trivia and biographical blurbs. It lists numbers about lacrosse, Hawaii, diamonds, and world output, then shifts to quick sketches of entertainers like Gypsy Rose Lee’s sister and a veteran radio figure, with birthdays and historical notes sprinkled throughout.
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Hawaii
Chili
Friar
Self-Financing Politics By Pat McCarran Details
Washington column recounts Senator Pat McCarran using federal payrolls to aid Nevada allies such as Governor Charles H Russell during campaigns. It cites a loophole on the ECA watchdog committee and notes Russell’s continued payments, Swiss trip, Reno transport, and other expenses while campaigning. The piece also mentions other political figures and labor debates, with critical tone toward self-financing tactics.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Pat McCarran
McCarran
Russell
MocCarran
van Pittman
Senate
ECA
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Worth Clark
Idaho
Orient
Chiang Kai-Shek
Congress
State Department
McCarram
Switzerland
BCA
Reno
CHESS CROSS WORD PUZZLE LETTERS AND SCORING NOTES
Puzzle presents 16 letters for filling blank squares to form vertical or horizontal words. Each word used once no plurals. Clues include extra letters and scoring: S-letter words worth .5, 4 As-letter words .4, S-letter words .3, Detter words .1. Misprints noted. feature a 1954 John Manning puzzle distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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John Manning
PAS
King Features Syndicata
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D-Coro
India
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Statesman
U. S
Robert E. Lee
Lee
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Mustangs
von Evans
David Wallace
Ken Smith
Don Browning
Charles Dunaway
Tommy Lockridge
Norlher
Culpepper
R. H. Pruett
Pruett Construction Co
By Fred Hartman
Baytown-La Porte
Fashion Decree
By Erich Brandeis
Ellow
Mel Heimer
William Ritt
Denmark
North Pole
Golden State
Camus Mord
Dharras2
American ’ Statesman
Central Press
Harrold Jose Pereira de Faria
Soatily
Wash
Anna Pavata
Ballet Trom
Hal Reach
St. Louis Municipal Opera Company
Mallywood
Gypsy Rose Lee
Tanner
Oakland ‘Pribune Juveniles
Eskima
Intel
Lé Mimite
Vasco
Nunezile Balboa
King Lardner
United States
Samuel Adams
Warsaw
Poland
Romia- Tokyo- Rome
Germany
Japan
Thaly
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Harold Peary
Beck
Essenhower
Europe
Merbert Morrison
Churchill
Morrison
Hisenhower
Cap” Harding
GOP
Dick Simpson
Pennsylvania
Harding
Capitol Hill
Dewey
Merlyn Purele
Ives
West Virginia
Kentucky
VICH
Henry Wallace
Kiserhowper
Wallace
U.S
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
New York City
Verius Merriam
Aun
Leonard Sansome
Thrake
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