Gridiron Club lampoons politicians at annual banquet
The Gridiron Club held its satire filled banquet at the Statler Hilton with Vice President Nixon among the guests. Skits mocked nepotism in Congress and the 1950s White House race while quipping about Barry Goldwater and Eisenhower era politics. A Chemetron Tube Turns division note mentions hot oil circulation through welded pipes.
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Washington
Senate
Gridiron Club
Nixon
Newsmen’s Club
Statler Hilton
Arthur Summerfield
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congress
Steven V. Carter
D Lown
Eisenhower
White House
Bunkum Hill
Chemetron Corp
Get It Off Your Chest Freedom Ad Seeks Radio Europe Volunteers
An appeal urges Americans to expose Communist lies by broadcasting radio shows over Radio Free Europe and offers a chance to travel to Europe or win one of 200 Hallicrafters short wave radios. Entrants must write 25 words plus a 1 dollar or more contribution by March 31 1959 to Box 32 Mount Vernon NY. proceeds go to Radio Free Europe through advertising groups.
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Radio Free Europe
Europe
Cruesade
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Sea Truth
Radio Prep Europe
Florence A-Bomb Incident Faces Court Settlement Battle
A year after an unarmed atomic bomb exploded near Mars Bluff in Florence South Carolina Walter Gregg and his wife sue for 99000 in damages. The Air Force concedes an accident occurred but details remain restricted and no trial date is set. The blast damaged homes and a church, while witnesses question why a B47 bomb was deployed over a populated area.
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Mas Schechter
Florence, S.C
Walter Gregg
John Bultman
Ella Suf
Gregg
Mars Bluff
Walter Jr
Helen
Frances
Bombay
Florence
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Federal District Court
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Ism
Fownes and
Downelle
Fabergé
New
Harllee’s Milinery Department