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Wish For The Future From Armco 50th Anniversary Editor
W W Sebald recalls fifty years at Armco and urges the company to preserve small company values within growth. He praises Armco people, shared memories, and a culture of collaboration, security, and friendly relations, hoping staff can truthfully say it is the best place to work.
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Nasser's Call for Arab Unity Amid Oil Power Debate
The Philosophy of the Revolution by President Nasser argues for Arab unity based on shared Islam, territory, and oil as civilization’s vital nerve. The Arab League endorses Canal nationalization. regional tensions rise as Bahrain threatens actions against British oil interests.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Farouk
Arab League
League
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Libya
Sudan
Bahrein
International Federation of Arab Labor Unions
Baldness proof? Brain growth linked to hair loss says Dr Young
Hal Boyle relays that Howard University anatomist Dr. M. Wharton Young proposes baldness results from brain expansion over time. Increased brain size narrows scalp fat, reducing blood flow to hair follicles, causing hair loss. Women’s thicker scalp fat may spare them.
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New York
Curbstone
M. Wharton Young
Howard University
Young
Dr. Young
Clement Speech Sparks Debate on Campaign Invective
The piece critiques Governor Clement of Tennessee for a fiery keynote that fuels partisan tactics, noting praise from Eisenhower era leaders and arguing such rhetoric risks alienating independents. It contrasts with Nixon’s 1954 campaign tone and warns against dangerous misstatements about Potsdam, Panama Canal, and foreign policy amid looming global tension.
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Chicago
Clement
Tennessee
Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Rayburn
Joe McCarthy
Nixon
Congress
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Cary Grant
Plaints
Eisenhower the Paramount Theater
London
Democratic National Convention
Peoples of Foreign
Middletown Discovers Local Clark Gable Figure
Twenty years ago on Sunday August 16 1936 Middletown learned it had a Clark Gable look alike son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gable living at 819 16th Ave The idol of the Fresa Air Camp was eager to sign memory books with a big X or an illegible mark
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Middletown
Clark Gable
Gilbert Gable
16Th Ave
Fresa
Clark
Cohn and Rupp Tie for First in Wildwood Blind Bogey
L. S. Cohn and Kenneth Rupp tied for first in the blind bogey at Wildwood Golf Course with a 79. Five players tied for second: R. Ismourt, Art Leppich, P. Par donner, M. Ferguson, and W. Wilmer.
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L. S. Cohn
Kenneth Ruppi
Wildwood Golf Course
R. Ismourt
Art Leppich
P. Pardonner
M. Ferguson
W.&. Wilmer
Truman aides rally amid ticket clashes at convention
Chicago reports detail a tense Truman camp scene as insiders accuse Paul Butler of cancelling hotel reservations and distributing thousands of tickets to Cook County locals. Ex-President Truman disrupts a heated meeting by grabbing Les Biffle for a light hearted ticket search while cronies vent about lost access and favors.
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Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Lonvention Hall
Truman
Les Biffle
Clark Clifford
Ed Pauley
Frank McKinney
Perle Mesta
Conrad Hilton
Trumanites
Adlai Stevenson
Paul Butler
Mr. Truman
Harry
Sheraton- Blackstone
Bess
Margaret
Clifford
California
Pauley
Senate
Butler
Glade
Bill Boyle
Democratic Party
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Dave McDonald
Cook County
Mr. Biffle
Phil
Frank Sinatra
Phil Regan
Frank Barry
Secret Serviice
Trumans
Mr. Democrat
Regan
Sinatra
Harriman
Bookkeepers and blondes and a fogbound sea tale
The item blends stray notes on Mushrooms and safety with a digression on Cunard Line captains slowing in fog. It mentions New York City employment for bookkeepers earning 75 to 100 dollars weekly and discusses costs of natural versus bleached blondes. The piece closes with trivia about attire named after people and John L. Sullivan’s height.
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Cunard Line
New York City
Manhattan
Derby
Raglan
Byron
Empress Eugenie
Sam Browne
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Ava Gardner Challenged Over British Accent Adoption
Ava Gardner born in Smithfield North Carolina faces a charge of affectation for adopting a British accent. The actress was "Pygmalionized" by Mrs Nigel Bruce to fit the Englishwoman role, and she worked intensely to master the accent though it may linger.
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Ava Gardner
Web Sebald's Half Century at Armco Highlighted by Humble Leadership
Dave Regan notes W. W. Sebald marked 50 years with Armco, guiding the steel giant from fragile infancy to industry titan. Sebald’s quiet leadership and friendship shaped a humane corporate culture, with many wishing to honor him yet preferring a modest tribute among colleagues.
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W. W. Sebald
Armco
Ralph Gray
Web Sebald
Kilgallen notes cast woes and celebrity sway
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Most Happy Fella turmoil as Robert Weede’s frequent absences prompt a stern talk with him. Phil Silvers and Evelyn Patrick flirt with other dates while Abe Lyman falters on illness. Michael Wilding and Elizabeth Taylor stay connected by phone from Natchez. Insiders link Giants’ collapse to two stars’ love problems. Sinatra circle swirls around Besher waiting for a call. Kim Novak mails pals postcards with her name spelled Mik. Tony Farrell’s feelings toward Rex Harrison surface in the playbill.
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Robert Weede
Phil Silvers
Evelyn Patrick
Abe Lyman
Michael Wilding
Sinatra
Ethel Besher
Florida
Frankie-boy
Kim Novak
New York
Mik
Tony Farrell
Rex Harrison
Roseland
Broadway
Charlie's
Stork Club
Andrea Doria
Richard Sale
Atlantic
Pheure
Tyrone Power
Official
Washington
Graham Green
New Statesman
Nation
Fred Keating
Bea Lillie
Westport Theatre
John Keats
Stars Forecast Ambitious Year At Farrells And Broadway Fare
The piece notes fortunes tied to a six month horizon starting this year with strong emphasis on enthusiasm and careful decision making. It mentions Farrells summer theatre upstate and a Julie Andrews show at Mark Hellinger. It also covers Hollywood gossip from marriages evictions to theatre and film happenings including Francoise Sagan and Steve Allen moving to new projects and venues.
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Farrell
Mark Hellinger
Julie Andrews
Roxy
Maria Brit-Neva
Peter St. Just
House of Morgan
England
Peter
Arna
United States
Tennessee Williams
Marion Brando
Hugh Herbert
Mark Robson
Ava Gardner
Bobo Olson
Francoise
Sagan
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