Backers urged Eisenhower to act as political duty call grows
Supporters of General Eisenhower in New Hampshire view the state result as a clear call to duty while he remains supreme allied commander in Europe. His aides emphasize he will not return before the convention, and campaign managers say he will be in the right place at the right time. A Paris cable shows growing candidate enthusiasm and a letter promising respect for party ranks and colleagues.
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Aldo Ray Reflects On Navy Service And Screen Fame
The interview notes Aldo Ray, an expert swimmer, served to clear Okinawa beaches and recalls his rugged wartime experience. He discusses keeping busy, reading Browning, and resisting a name change that would have altered his Hollywood career.
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Murphy to Speak at State Home Economics Meeting
Dr. Franklin Murphy chancellor of the University of Kansas will speak on How We Are Bending The Twig at the Kansas Home Economics Association annual meeting in Topeka on March 21 and 22. He will address the Friday night banquet. Miss Edna Hill presides. Miss Helen Lohr and Miss Katherine Tucker chair the program. Other KU home economics staff attend. speakers include Dr. Evelyn Duvall and Miss Frances Urban from Washington, Dr. Jules Khe Jr Mellon Institute Pittsburgh, and Dr. Warne Colston New York City.
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Cochairman
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Caroll Crowgey
Evelyn Duvall
Chicago
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American Home Economics Assation
Washington
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New York City
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Mellon Institute Diversity
Pittsburgh
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Colston
Wint Smith Charges DPA Burden on Taxpayers
Representative Wint Smith of Kansas criticizes the Defense Production Administration as a financial burden on taxpayers. He notes Wichita office costs 429,665 dollars annually with 87 employees and an average wage of 4,708 dollars. He argues the annual load grows when scaled to 48 states, contrasting Kansas with larger states.
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Kansas
A Maiden's Prayer Reading Stocking Decor May Reveal Seam
A patent issued to Alfred E. Ischinger introduces a decorative line from knee to ankle on stockings to show the rear seam position, reducing need for contorted checks. The note also mentions Biarritz, France claiming to be the cleanest city with 63 percent of houses having bathrooms, versus 8 percent nationally.
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Alden Ray Emerges From Navy To Hollywood Spotlight
New York report describes Alden Ray a 25-year-old former Navy frogman who rose from a small-town constable past to star potential in film. He impressed executives with natural acting in early roles and now leads in projects like From Here to Eternity while facing the pressures of public appearances and endorsements as he rises in the industry.
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