Nixon Challenged To Golf Match By 16-Year-Old Lad
Washington dispatch notes a 16-year-old junior champion Deane eman challenging Vice President Nixon to a golf match with an 18 stroke handicap. The piece blends light local anecdotes about public figures and oddities around Glen Echo Park and the Jewish center, plus a brief jab at Ray Jenkins and Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Lad
Richard Nixon
Deaneeman
Y Young Beman
Eisenhower
Hawaii Native Refutes Coat Tail Charge and Elevator Story
The article notes a Hawaii native in the U S Air Force at Bolling AFB who comments on political scorn of Democratic Congress members for riding presidential coattails and Eisenhower's program. It quotes Sen Robert Kerr criticizing a speech at Wine and Spirits Wholesalers. Rep Walter Norblad remarks on push button elevators in government buildings needing an operator in each lift.
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Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Congress
Eisenhower
Kerr
America
Walter Norblad
R-Ore
Norblad
New House
Cornell Receives George Estate Papers on World’s Smallest Republic
Ithaca New York papers and letters about the founder William R George and his George Junior Republic at Freeville are now in Cornell University library. The collection from the widow of George adds insight into the 125 citizens and their self governing republic with its own government courts and monetary system. The project started in 1895 as a social laboratory fostering labor and property respect, drawing youth from New York slums and later from across the country.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
William R
Daddy
Little Republic
High Court May Rule On Gas Price Jurisdiction Image
The Supreme Court weighs if Phillips Petroleum and 2300 others fall under federal price regulation for gas produced in Oklahoma and sold interstate. A ruling could affect gas bills for about 30 million consumers across 48 states and hinges on 1938 natural gas act wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
U.S. Court of Appeals
Federal Power Commission
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Wayne
Mich
Wisconsin
FPC
Phillips
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
B. J. Essex
QO. C. Harper
Congress
Truman
Appeals
Michigan - Wisconsin Pipeline Co
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Independent Natural Gas Co
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Cities Service Gas Co
School Established For Young Traffic Violators in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police turn teachers for a Monday night two hour class for juvenile traffic violators aged sixteen or seventeen. The three session course ends with a certificate to present to the children's court, under 1953 legislation enabling a safety school instead of penalties. Judge John J. Kenney initiated the program as a constructive measure.
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Milwaukee
Children’s Court
John J. Kenney
Kennedy
US Officer Holds German Iron Cross for WWI service
Lt. Col. Kurt Katzman of the U S Army Medical Corps is noted as one of the few American officers decorated with the German Iron Cross. Born in Hannover he previously fought for Germany in World War I and earned the German equivalent of the Purple Heart.
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Mernchweiler
Germany
Kurt Katzman
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Hannover
Katzman
Open City Idea Abandoned By Japan
The Japanese government dropped plans to recognize Kyoto and Nara as open cities in wartime. The proposal, to be discussed at a Hague conference on protecting cultural property, faced little support from Japanese representatives abroad. Katzman, an American ear, nose and throat specialist, had been requested to advocate the measure while serving in the U.S. Army.
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Japan
Kyoto
Nara
Hague
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Harman W. Nichols
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Ray Jenkins
Howdy
Glen Echo Park
William Charman
Sgt. Charman
Hargrave Laundry
Ave. G
All Childress
Service
Bolling Air Force Base
Hawaii
Cornell
George
High Court
Bill Leavy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Webster
A. L. Harp Drug Co
First National Bank
In Childress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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