Foundation Honors Persons Who Did Most For Freedom
Freedoms Foundation named 923 honorees for actions advancing American freedom in 1935. Admiral Radford led the top awards ceremony in a flag draped barn at Valley Forge with eight major honors and the Freedom Leadership Medal to David Lawrence. The 32 member jury, aided by Valley Forge Hospital staff, selected winners including E I du Pont de Nemours & Co Kiwanis International the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Office of Armed Forces Information and Education Boy Scouts of America Americans for the Competitive Enterprise System and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Lee Linder
Valley Forge
P Freedoms Foundation
United States
America
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Washington
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Munist
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Kiwanis International
The
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Office of Armed Forces, Information and Education
Defense Department
Boy Scouts of America
Americans For the Competitive Enterprise System, Inc
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond B. Allen
University of California At
Los Angeles
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Harold Medina
New York
Chicago Key Club
Chicago Daily News
Valley Forge Seen Top Event In George Washington Life
The article argues Valley Forge’s winter privations rival the Delaware crossing in shaping Washington’s legacy. Thinkers including Cornwallis and Trevelyan praise the Delaware campaign, while Leutze’s famous painting at Washington Crossing Park highlights the moment, though Valley Forge remains a pivotal, underappreciated chapter.
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Valley Forge
George Washington
Russell Landstrom
Washington Crossing
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Trenton
N.J
New World
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Washington
Lord Cornwallis
Delaware
George Trevelyan
Cambridge
Emanuel Leutze
Washington Crossing the Delaware
Washington Crossing Park Commission
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Lawton Airman Praised For Crash Heroism
Airman 2c Carey E. Hays of Lawton, serving at Lajes Field in the Azores, was commended personally by Col. William A. Daniel for extinguishing a fire on the colonel s aircraft after a December crash. The letter, sent to Hays and relayed to his parents, lauded his actions that helped prevent an explosion and allowed the colonel to escape uninjured.
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U. S
Lawton
Lajes Air Force Base
Azores Islands
Carey E. Hays
J. N. Hays
William A. Daniel
366Th
England Air Force Base
Alexandria
Hays
Lawton High School
Air Force
Police confront tear gas filled safe on Route 40
In Springfield Ohio a 400 pound steel safe labeled danger war gas tumbled from a passing truck on U S Route 40. The safe contains tear gas and is now in the police garage where officers react emotionally to the find.
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Springfield
Ohio
U.S. Route 40
Brotherhood Week Noted By Northwest Kiwanis Club
National Brotherhood Week was observed at the Northwest Kiwanis Club with Fort Sill chaplains 1st Lt. Maurice Arnov and Lt. Col. John Brown and Dr. M. L. Baker of Westminster Presbyterian Church speaking. Introducers were Charles Wade Ben Leva and R. L. Gilbert with guests including Bill Kleeman John Asbury Hobart Kiwanian Art Lucas Dr. D. J. Cummings national Presbyterian World Mission official and several Downtown Kiwanian members.
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National Brotherhood
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Fort Sill
Maurice Arnov
John Brown
M. L. Baker
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles Wade
Ben Leva
R. L. Gilbert
Bill Kleeman
John Asbury
Hobart Kiwanian
Art Lucas
Oklahoma City Kiwanian
D. J. Cummings
Nashville
Orange Blossom Scent To Be Rare This Year
Grasse France faces a cold wave that battered Seville orange trees, drying blossoms used for perfume. The loss will raise rarity and cost of orange blossom scent across the perfume industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasse
France
Riviera
Seville
Actress Mary Beth Hughes Granted Weekly Child Support
Actress Mary Beth Hughes wins $17 a week support for her 9 year old son from Edward Ernest Steinel known as Michael North. She testified that only $15 was ever given at Don James Steiner's birth. Married 1943, divorced 1946. Last month she divorced singer David Street after eight years.
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Los Angeles
Mary Beth Hughes
Edward Ernest Steinel
Michael North
Steinel
Don James Steiner
Miss Hughes
David Street
They Needed Bus So They Got One
Mrs Louis Fusz and six children crowded into a family car when auto dealer husband arrived with a 1946 red 35 foot bus. They removed seats to build bunks a kitchen and curtains then added a battery powered refrigerator and bottled gas cookstove. A shower may be next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fust
President Eisenhower Tests Strength on Georgia Vacation
Dr Paul Dudley White chief heart specialist said Tuesday President Eisenhower is exercising vigorously on his Georgia vacation to test himself and is finding he can do more each day. He noted a coronary thrombosis can shake physical confidence and the President is trying to regain it.
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New York
Paul Dudley
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