World news items from Carthage and beyond hit late editions
A painter and writer buys a heifer at Gore's beef sale, Ludwig Bemelmans explains his pet purchase of Miss Burgess of Marwood for 1250 dollars. Alberto Gainza Paz hopes to return to Argentina after La Prensa's fall. Marines restore the Stars and Stripes atop St. Louis courthouse after a year. An elephant named Vicki in Mecklenburg County attracts a hunt by Louis Reed. A New Bern kicking machine at Haywood's is blown into the shelter by a hurricane. Holy Trinity Catholic School conducts a fire drill as inspectors test the building after a kitchen fire near the dishwasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Tenn
New York
Paris
Sen
Albert Gore
Ludwig Bemelmans
Miss Burgess
Marwood
Bemelmans
Austria
Miss Burgess Et Gore
Alberto Gainza Paz
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Peron
Argentina
Marines
ST. Louis
DU. S. Marines
John J. Jarvis
Marine Recruiting Service
Federal Building
Col. Jarvis
Chaklovyn
Mecklenburg County
Vicki
Louie Reed
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Charlotte
Jack Partlow
New Bern
N. C
Morehead C
North Carolina
Haywood
Hurricane Tone
Dallas
Holy Trinity Catholic
Verena
F. F. Dunaway
Sculptor Carl Milles Dies in Stockholm
Stockholm Sweden July reports the death of sculptor Carl Milles at age eighty at his home. The Swedish born artist became a U S citizen in 1945 and worked in the United States from 1929 until after World War II before moving to Rome. His works adorn capitals across Western Europe and many U.S. cities including New York St Paul St Louis and Wilmington. He held honorary memberships in several arts and architectural organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Carl Milles
U.S
Milles
United States
Rome
New York
St. Paul
Minn
St. Louis
Wilmington
Del
GOP Chief Predicts Ike Run. Demo Leader Dismisses It
GOP Chairman Claude Wickard says President Eisenhower will likely seek a second term, while Democratic Chair Lee A. Butler doubts he will run. Hall, head of the Republican National Committee, says the party is organizing on the basis of 1952 with Ike on the ticket. The exchange centers on farm parity and the administration’s handling of farm prices amid broader economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WPI
Eisenhower
Uate Presta
Butler
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Uitler
Lee A. Butler
Reta- Hall
Senhower
Wickard
Nat Butler
San Franz
Democratic Advisory Com' Cienn
Anond Patti
Reeinithemn
Ln Coe
Ike
Claude R. Wickard
Agriculture
Roosevelt
Ters
Hall
Do You Agree He Wants His Own Idea of Greatness
A terse, cryptic remark questions self-bestowed greatness and implies a critique of vanity. The note touches on ego and standards, with playful historical latinized phrasing suggesting a witty aside about ambition and self-perception.
Also Mentioned on This Page
County
Phillips
Mak Oemaghes
Chapmansmagnolia Park
Cnit
Garden Grove
Mi — Willan Haz
Emel Jeritic
Esamsist
Qeleoram
Sixth Street
Pine Avenus
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of Civitatien
Cartier
Zee
Long Be
Wierna Blader
Seattle
Victors
Vancouver
Canada
Beff
Canadian Pacific
Los Angeles
West Sitth St
Michigan
Banff
Mimotr
Sts. Pierra
Smimott Fis
Division Et Heublein
Hartford
Conn
Sohaib Tell
Gwen
Ford
Freeman
A. McKenzie, Inc
American Ave
Mel Burns, Inc
Hale Young Ford Co
East Anchelm
Ford Theatre
KNBH