Expendable Blues Reach Washington State
In a June dispatch from Washington, a columnist laments national brass treating New York and New Yorkers as expendable amid atomic threat anxiety. He notes Washington state residents also fear being deemed expendable as Pentagon officials weigh strategic risks and civilian exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Misery
New York
New
Sta
Washington
Washington State
Pentagon
Weather Forecast Warns of Showers and Unrest Across Regions
A weather dispatch notes a warm humid air mass from Mexico bringing widespread showers and thundershowers to the South while a cool air mass from Canada edges south. The piece includes political commentary on Washington state volatility amid potential U S Soviet tensions and upcoming Senate elections, with excerpts about Senator Magnuson and Idaho’s Senator Taylor. City temperatures listed include New Orleans 90, Duluth 62, Atlanta 88, Washington 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSO Orl
Weda
Mexico
Canada
New Orleans
Duluth
Atlanta
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Phoenix
Nashville
West Virginia to send 20 girls to Future Homemakers convention
Twenty West Virginia girls will join delegates from 45 states at the Future Homemakers of America national convention in Kansas City June 28 to July 1. Miss Pauline Stout announced the group will leave Charleston by bus next Monday. Emily Pruett of Charleston is WV’s candidate for national vice president from the North Atlantic region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Homemakers of America
Kansas City
Charleston
Pauline Stout
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Emily Pruett
North Atlantic
Othe Lands
Future Homemakers
Office of Education
The
American Home Economics Assoc
Silva Geraldine Bennett
Bengston Estate Is Left To Charleston Architect
Mrs. Mary Miner Bengston, 60, probate records show, left all her property to her husband Ludwig T. Bengston, a Charleston architect, in a will probated in County Court. She died May 23. Appraisers named were J. Blackburn Watts Gardner S. Plumley and W. T. Judy.
GOP Big Three battle tests two party system
The piece recounts how the three GOP leaders faced defeat and hardship as they vie for public interest. Dewey, civically minded, maintained courtesy and patience while retreating to regroup and discuss the outcome with reporters. The narrative emphasizes the resilience of political figures and the ongoing partisan dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Dewey
Copy of the Declaration Mounted for Easy Reading
A feature highlights a handsome readable copy of the Declaration of Independence mounted for display. Each mounting includes a bit of wood as a keepsake element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie
U.S
Thrilling take on the Declaration at Independence Hall
A vivid note invites readers to revisit the Declaration at Independence Hall, promising a thrilling shock and describing it as the most exciting reading known to man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted
Aidcy
Rexall Drug Store
Lae
Sts
Nantes
Thor
Dassie
Lawn Tvl
Sven Srt
Rhewmsrey
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N
U.S.S.R
Alaska
Victor Johnson
Truman
Johnson
Uncle Joe
Mr. Johnson
Senate
Warren G. Magnuson
Sen. Magnuson
Seattle
Naval Air Force
Wallace
Idaho
Sonny
Taylor
Joe Blow
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Phatet
Bey
Ane
Waproher
National Bally
Inwood
Nancy Robinson
Pennsboro
Pruna Snowdon
Pt. Pleasant
Linda la Walls
Salem
Miss Steut
Madge Boggess
Clay
Winifred Jones
Lucille Wails
Barkley
Mayer
Carter Barron
Dunlap
Wood
UN- American Activities Committee
Hollywood
California
Paul McNutt
Eric Johnston
Bartley Crum
Robert Kenny
McNutt and
Johnston
Crim
Kenny
Congressman Wood
Georgia
Sen. McFarland
Arizona
Nye
Louis B. Mayer
Drass
Member Federal Deposit
Mra. F. M. H
San Gabriel
Cali
Polomex
Old
Frankenberger
Saraint Meni Store
Frankenberger's
W. Va
Eager
WCHS
Ernie Saundi
Frank