Princess Elizabeth Becomes Public Figure at Eighteen
The narrative traces Princess Elizabeth reaching adulthood at 18, earning a Household and a seat as one of four Counsellors of State. It notes wartime secrecy, her insignia and standard, postwar aides, and the appointment of General Sir Frederick Browning as Comptroller to her Household, signaling a broader move into public life.
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Elizabeth
Normandy
George V
Greenock
Scotland
Clydebank
South Africa
Prince Philip
Duke
Duchess of Edinburgh
Canada
United States
Clarence House
Sir Frederick Browning
C. B
Frederick
Arnhem
Daphne du Maurier
Cornwall
Grace Browning
Princess Margaret
Buckingham Palace
Palace Company of
Girl Guides
Sir Frederick
Ted
Dapone du Maurier
Princess Elizabeth
AP Recruits Large Staff To Cover Coronation News
The Associated Press mobilizes its largest Britain operation for Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in June. Forty reporters and editors, forty-two photographers, and a broader team in London will cover ceremonies, processions, crowds, and social angles with desks, pool pictures, and cross Atlantic transmission.
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London
Associated Press
Britain
the Enterprise
Hal Boyle
Relman Morin
Boyle
United States
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Westminster Abbey
Morin
Tom Ochiltree
Robert F. 8. Jones
Abbey
Dennis Boyle
Lawrence Harris
Jean-Jacques Levy
Maurice Aubry
Mogens Holmberg
Paris
Frankfurt
North America
Agriculture Dept Honors 165 Employees With Awards
Washington The Department of Agriculture honored seven employees with distinguished service awards and 158 with superior service awards for outstanding public service and long tenure. Ceremonies featured Secretary Benson and Senator Aiken. Recipients include Dr. Fred Bishop and others in entomology, plant industry, and agriculture, with many regional honorees recognized for program leadership and practical farm improvements.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Benson
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sylvan Theater
Washington Monument Grounds
Fred C. Bishop
Bureau of Entomology
Sterling E. Hendricks
Bureau of Plant Industry
Allene R Jeanes
Bureau of Agriculture and Industrial Chemistry
Peoria
All
Henry A. Jones
Joseph M. Mehl
Commodity Exchange Authority
Ernest Ralph Lasseer
R. W. Trullinger
Emory D. Alexander
Athens
John W. Goodman
Extension Service
Raleigh
N. C
Francis L. Green
Soil Conservation Service
Bishopville
S. C
William G. Patterson
D.C
Frances P. Hamilton
Farmers Home Administration
Goldsboro
Wayne County
Betty B. Nance
Jackson
Edward Dbd
Kingstree
South Carolina
Elizabeth L. Tuttle
Winston-Salem
J. Irwin Wagoner
Greensboro
White House gardens in bloom as eight-workers tend 18 acres
White House lawn plants respond to spring with tulip beds around fountains on the north and south lawns while azaleas and future roses brighten the east and west gardens. Gardener Robert M. Redmond notes 380 trees of 93 species on 18 acres and explains planting by each administration to keep balance and symmetry.
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Washington
White House
Robert M. Redmond
Alexandria
John Quincy Adams
Woodrow Wilsom
Ruth
Ford B. Hayes
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Redmond
Harding
Ite
Junkman sentenced for ignoring court trash cleanup order
S C Taylor was given 30 days in jail after defying a court order to clean junk from his front yard. The judge dismissed Taylor's noxious excuses and upheld the punishment.
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Charleston
S. C. Taylor
Taylor
Barber Cuts Fifth Generation Hair in Hanover
Walter Chase, 74, of Hanover cut the hair of Robert M. Ra Jr., age one, marking the fifth generation the barber has served. He has previously done fourth generation haircuts, but this was his first fifth generation job.
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Hanover
N. H
Walter Chase
Robert M. Ra Jr
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Jack Smith
London News
K. (Colmel) Butler
Empress Beauty Shop
F. F. Hill
Mann's Drug Store
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Dobbs
Packard
America
High Point
Guilford Motor Corp
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