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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1956

Page

7

Diversionary Tactics By Ed Creagh

Mrs Murphy and Mr Murphy banter about replacing their car and a sunny vacation while recalling a recent repair, contrasting jokes about a laughing stock with plans for travel and a new vehicle. The dialogue hints at financial limits and a wish for warmer climes as they consider upgrading.

Ed Creagh Mrs. Murphy

Woman defies stereotype with new car enthusiasm

Mrs Murphy declares Old Betsy runs like a top and jokes that a new car proves women can be extravagant. The shopping fever is described with gleaming eyes and playful banter about gender expectations.

Betsy Mrs. Murphy Mr. Murphy Bahamas

Bowie the State Dept. “Maybe Man” faces Senate hurdles

Robert R. Bowie 45, director of the State Department policy planning staff and planning board member at the NSC, is described as a persistent “maybe” man on issues including Red China and U.N. admission. Republican senators Knowland and Bridges oppose his confirmation, citing evolving views on China. Bowie’s career spans Princeton Harvard Law, World War II service, Berlin postwar law teaching, and Hoover Commission work. he is married with two children.

Chunky Robert R. Bowie State Department U. S U.N Bowie Senate William F. Knowland California Styles Bridges New Hampshire Eisenhower Ike Lucius Clay Europe Baltimore Princeton University Harvard Law School Harvard Germany John McCloy Hoover Commission

Teeth Stolen While Woman Slept After Fasching

FRANKFURT (UP) Police reported a woman’s false teeth were stolen while she slept off a Fasching celebration. She dozed with her head on a beer hall table as the theft occurred.

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