Truman Endorses Symington Amid JFK Challenge
Stopgep notes Truman timing to back Sen. Symington aims to slow Kennedy momentum. Endorsement seen as non surprise. Symington strategists push big guns while Kennedy builds from West Virginia win. Questions remain if Truman can shift delegate balance or merely aid old lieutenants in blocking early Kennedy nomination.
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Harry Truman
Stuart Symington
John F. Kennedy
Truman
Symington
Kennedy
Los Angeles
West Virginia
Hubert Humphrey
Clark Clifford
Frank McKinn _ney
Indiana
William Boyle
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Never Fear Cousin Jaynee Finds Hope Beyond College
A humorous reflection on Cousin Jaynee who juggles family, work, and a talking dog while pondering education. The piece argues formal schooling isn’t the sole path to wisdom, noting the vast reach of media and ongoing learning. It encourages Jaynee to keep an alert mind and stay curious about world events.
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Joe Millers
Jaynee
Brokers Dont Work Same Way By William A Doyle
Q and A on how brokerages vary in services from trade only to full investment guidance. Underwriters’ quick sellouts and market dynamics are explained, plus merger voting rights depending on company size and stockholder influence.
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William A. Doyle Q
Wall Streets
Walford couples to wed June third at St Pauls Church
Mr and Mrs W Charles Hogg host a dinner tonight for Miss Elinor Irving daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Irving of Orchard Way Wallingford and George W Massey Hoopes son of Mr and Mrs William Hoopes of Wilmington Del their marriage planned for June 3 at 4 30 p m in St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church Mrs Frank Calwarese of 3228 W 9th St celebrates her birthday today.
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W. Charles "Hogg
Phish Mill Road
Wallingford
Elinor Irving
Samuel Lloyd Irving
Orchard Way
George W. Massey ‘Hoopes
Wm Macmillan Hoopes
Wilming Gaton
Del
St. Paul's Protestant Episscopal Church
Frank Cal“warese
W. 9Th St
Fashion shower models at Wilmington horse show event
Among those modeling yesterday at a fashion shower during the Wilmington horse show on the Reed estate were Louise Archer Clyde and May King Chandlee, daughters of Swarthmore and Moylan residents, with Virginia Clyde a committee member. An old-fashioned social followed at the Second Presbyterian Manse with ginger cakes and Auld Lang Syne. Rotland P. Lutse, noted insurance manager, bought a small Brookhaven farm.
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Wilmington
Norman P. Reed
Meadow-in-the-Brandywine
Louise, Archer Clyde
Samuel D. Clyde
Swarthmore
May King Chandlee
Edward Earl Chandlee
Moylan
Clyde
Virginia Clyde
Second Presbyterian Church
Stn
Kerlin
Ladies Aid Society
Rotland P. Lutse
Brookhaven
Second Home Mania Pushes Two of Everything
A sweeping World Trade Fair spread shows European firms pitching two of each item from second refrigerators to second homes and second phones. Advertisers claim rising middle class wealth, longer leisure, and teen population growth fuel demand for two cars, two kitchens, and other luxuries as production keeps pace with growing consumer credit and aspirational living.
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A.t.&t
the TelePhone Co
U.S
Senate critique of unions and corporate influence in politics
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that political influence now rests with large labor unions and massive business groups. He notes COPE and AFL-CIO funds, legal limits, and court rulings that allow education-turned-campaign activity, calling for legislative action to curb union power and protect democracy.
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Congress
West
Roosevelt
Industia
United Automobile Workers
Washington
COPE
Committee On Political Education
United States
Afl-Cio
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Looper
Georgia
Radio Sheds Light On Red Secrets Amid U2 Probes
Washington reports that US radio monitoring near Russia yields detailed intelligence on air force bases missile operations and anti aircraft defenses. The effort supports SAC deterrence and training, with connections to the U-2 program and White House aide James Hagerty under Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Russia
Premer Khrushchev
Pentagon
Francis Powers
Soviet
Strategic Air Command
Senate
House
U.S
SAC
Leonard Wolf
House Space Committee
Red
China
Japan
Wolf
National Space Agency
Air Force
Space Agency
White House
James Hagerty
Foreim Relations Committee
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Defense
Gates
Senate Committee
Herter
State Department
Fulbright
Charles Bohlen
Congressional
Teens Offer Loyalty for Jobs
A letter to the Delaware County Daily Times argues teens seek part time work can prove valuable. It notes teens are eager learners, may offer fresh ideas, and can become loyal employees while helping fund education. It defends teens against stereotypes and urges employers to hire for potential and future gains.
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the Daily Times
The
Delaware County Daily Times
Times
Quiz Bits Galaxy of curiosities from a quiz page
The Q and A cover topics from giant rafflesia to Germany’s sea gateways and Chile’s proximity to the Antarctic Circle. It notes designer James Earle Fraser for the Indian buffalo nickel with concise, factlike entries.
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James Earle Fraser
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the Daily Investor
Thhose
Sylvia Porter
New York
SEN
Barry Goldwater
Allen-Scott Report
By Robert §. Allen and
Paul Scott
A A Bor
the Times
Asia
Germany
Sea
Baltic
North Sea
Antarctic Circle
Chile
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