Cycle Teams to Back Ike
New York dispatch reports college students across the nation launching a cross continental Bikes for Ike Marathon as part of the Youth for Eisenhower campaign. Four all male and coed teams will ride, delivering a pledge of support to Eisenhower headquarters in San Francisco before the GOP convention. The first team departs Portland Maine for Portsmouth New Hampshire, with routes to Boston, New York City, and Albany joining others en route.
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New York
Mpaign
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Portland
Maine
Portsmouth
Boston
New York City
Albany
N. Y
SHORTHAND IN WEEKS AND CALIFORNIA COLLEGE NOTICE
Brief item notes a shorthand course schedule and a California College of Commerce notice. Mentions 85 Pine Ave and a free employment service closing in the evening. No clear dates. reads as a fragmented education and employment notice.
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California College OF Commerce
Pine Ave
Leisure clothes for men win over wives and mothers-in-law
A retro ad copy urges men to upgrade stained work clothes to chic leisure wear. It promotes cinch backs khakis, blendenims with jackets, and sport shirts in tan gray black, stressing Sanforized denim and coordinated dad and son sets. Bold styling notes warn against oversized shirts and tout Bermuda shorts with stockings as a final option.
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Ald
Plane Crash Kills 2 Near Prince George B C
A lightweight plane crashed and exploded 14 miles north of Prince George B C on Monday. Two bodies were found in the burned wreckage. Names of the deceased were not released.
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Prince George
B.C
CBWO
Surveys, Ltd
Bf Vancouver
Truman Seeks Short Epitaph as He Views British Tombs
Former U S president Harry Truman tours Britain's great tombs at St Pauls and Westminster Abbey during a European visit. He jokes he wants a short epitaph for his grave, watches a memorial for William Meade Lindsley Fiske III, and recalls Queen Elizabeth II with warmth during a Buckingham Palace lunch.
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Truman
Eddy Giemore
London
Harry Truman
St. Faul’s Cathedral
Westminister Abbey
U. S
Duke of Wellington
Lord Nelson
Charles Dickens
Gladstone
Abbey Trurain
St. Paul's
William Meade Lindsley Fiske III
Fiske
Royal Air Force
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth I
Washington
Duke of Edinburgh
San Francisco Approves $25 Million Airport Bonds
SAN FRANCISCO The Public Utilities Commission on Monday approved a 25 million bond issue to expand San Francisco International Airport. The plan would lengthen two runways and strengthen a third to handle heavier jet aircraft in the jet age.
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San Francisco
Public ‘Utilities’ Commission
San Francisco International Airport
Summer salad meals as easy daily mainstays
A summer feature from Better Homes & Gardens promotes cool salads as the mainstay of daily menus, promising easy fixes for three meals a day. The July issue highlights a summer salad cookbook filled with nutritious, quick-to-prepare options.
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Better Homes& Gardens
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