Charles Visit to US recalls earlier Princes of Wales
The article recounts Charles Prince of Wales 21 visit to the United States and recalls two earlier Princes of Wales. Edward VII visited in 1869 and the Duke of Windsor Edward VIII abdicated after loving Wallis Simpson. It notes 1919 and 1924 trips and marshalling crowds across Washington and Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Princes of Wales
Jonathan Edwards
Central Press Association
Washington
U.S
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles
Edward VII
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
Wallis “Arfield Simpson
Baltimore
Prince
England
Union Station
Library of Congress
Gotte Voce
Duke of Wales
America
Calan Coolidge
Calvin, Jr
Pennslvania Avenue
Theumand
Queen Victoria
Prince Edward
Prince Vfarwaard
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Richmond
Philadelphia
New York
West Point
Albany
Springfield
Boeter
Portland
Maine
Edward, Prince of Wales
Texas voters may back statewide prohibition in poll data
Report suggests strong woven voter support could push Texas drys to win a statewide prohibition election if held today. The article notes public sentiment favors immediate withdrawal of foreign troops from Korea as Gen. Douglas MacArthur commented on wartime strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
viewed by the West today as new Kremlin shell game
Western observers characterize Moscow’s latest move as a Kremlin shell game aimed at confusing allies. Analysts warn the tactic could delay sanctions pressure and complicate diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Devil Food Is Popular In Hell Michigan
Hell Michigan motto marketing stunt draws attention as a large litter sculpture marked Please Feed the Devil sits roadside near the town entrance. Mel Peiphard president of the Hell Chamber of Commerce notes the gimmick and says it draws interest for community promotion. Keep America Beautiful reports the incident as a notable example of anti litter efforts catching public imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Hell Mich
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Hell
Mel Peiphard
The
Hell Chamber of Commerce
I Am Old Glory Flag Tribute by Percy Webb
The text honors the American flag as a banner of hope and unity. Written by Marine Master Sergeant Percy Webb (1879-1945), it recalls the flag’s role in battle and national life and notes its origin in the 1933 Chicago World's Fair booklet Our Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States of America
Percy Webb
Sergeant Webb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Detroit
Chicago
Chaois
Baron Renfrew
James Buchanan
White House
Elecka Drug
STFAK
Yoabum Hwy
PPL
Diamond
Gulf Coast Wood Products
Cuero Record
City & State
Cuero