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Senate panel targets lobbyist campaign contributions
Senator Albert Gore says the Privilleges and Elections subcommittee will pursue a full-scale probe of campaign contributions by lobbyists. The discussion comes as the Hatch and Corrupt Practices Act revision faces possible delays and the 1955 Senate rules committee contemplates higher spending ceilings and uniform reporting.
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Privileges and Elections Subcommittee
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
D-Mo
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Hennings
House
Henings
Rules Committee
G.O.P
Francis P. Case
R-S.d
Owen Brewster
Ways and Means
Henry W. Grunewald
Richard M. Nixon
Rcalif
Milton R. Young
Grunewald
Floating Pipeline States Global Trade Ties and US Shipping Strength
Alexander Purdon of the Committee of American Steamship Lines argues in the New York Journal of Commerce that the United States, as the world’s largest exporter and importer, relies on a first class US flag merchant marine to support foreign trade. He notes exports at $15 billion and 3 million jobs, with agricultural exports matching one eighth of farm income since 1945, and $10 billion in imports. American shipping is described as a pivotal floating pipeline to world markets.
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Alexander Purdon
Committee of American Steamship Lines
New York Journal of Commerce
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Belated Promotion Bid for George Washington in House Hearing
A bill before the Armed Services Committee seeks to promote George Washington to higher general ranks arguing he was once three stars but would require four or five now. Rep. John W. McCormick introduces the measure, noting Washington’s iconic status and asking if pay would be retroactive amid budget concerns.
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House of Representatives’ Armed Services Committee
George Washington
Washington
United States Army
John J. Pershing
John W. McCormick
George
Warren
Survived Mighty Blow From The Seven Sisters
In Georgetown Colorado Leroy Buckley a 28 year old Korean War veteran survived a deadly avalanche known as the Seven Sisters near Love land Pass. He crawled from wreckage after his tow truck tumbled 200 feet and landed upright. He suffered a deep gash and 56 stitches but credits Saint Christopher and help from strangers.
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Georgetown
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Leroy Buckley
Loveland Pass
Rocky Mountains
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Raymond Buckley
John
Buckley
St. Christopher
Dad
Washingtons Farewell Advice On Alliances Revisited
The piece argues Washington would oppose entangling alliances and urges keeping lessons from his farewell address. It defends nonpermanent friendships, warns against foreign influence, and contrasts aid strategies with aims of safety and moral governance. It also critiques neutralist, isolationist, and pro UN/NATO rhetoric in modern policy debates.
When Is A Treaty Effective In State Department Debate
Washington reports the State Department's debate on when a treaty becomes binding. Opinions range from initiation, signature, Senate approval, presidential signing, to ratification deposit. The piece notes a humorous anecdote about Secretary Dulles seeking an answer and an exhibit visit by President Eisenhower at Union Station.
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State Department
Senate
John Foster Dulles
Bricker
Herman Phieger
Phieger
Fearless Foster
Carl W. McCardle
McCardle
Dulley
Foreign Service
Eisenhower
Ike
Lola
Ske
Union Station
Asia
Europe
Gettysburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
William B, Hammer
Gloria Vanderbilt
Sidney Lumet
Romeo Salta
Jack Carter
Peter
Yugoslavia
Sandra
Cannes
Joanne Connelley Patino
Gotham
Florida
Barroom Tip and Celebrity Snippets
A misc blend notes a non drinker’s suitable pep cocktail using orange juice lemon juice egg and honey. The column compares Ethel Mer man to Gracie Fields and mentions Grace Kelly and a Harwyn dining spot. Virgo men humor warns wives about twin beds referencing Gloria Swanson and divorce facts.
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Ethel Merman
America
Gracie Fields
Ethel
Gracie
Miss Fields
Miss Merman
Manhattan
Grace Kelly
Prince
Harwyn
Miss Kelly
Jerry Geisler A Noted Pacific Coast Lawyer
Jerry Geisler, a brilliant legal light from the Pacific Coast, is described as one of the country’s most successful lawyers with a record of celebrated cases. He recalls his early prominence when he entered a self defense plea for a man who shot a deer out of season, claiming the deer attacked him.
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Jerry Geisler
Pacific Coast
Jerry
February Bride Predicted For A Young Woman
A brief item notes a young woman expected to wed this month. It highlights social expectations and forecasts about marital plans for the bride-to-be.
Middletown Youths Shine At Salvation Army Event
Edna Pursall took second in the 14 to 17 group and Martha Lambert won the 18 to 25 group in an oratorical contest at the Salvation Army youth conference in Cincinnati. E E Sherron spoke at the YMCA event for 42 youths. Vern Albaugh spoke at the Eagles district initiation in Middletown as Charles Sacks, Ohio president, delivered the principal address to about 300 Eagles.
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Sherron
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YMCA
Middletown
Salvation Army
Cincinnati
Edna Pursall
Martha Lambert
Vern Albaugh
Eagles
Middletown Temple
Charles Sacks
Ohio
Indispensable Father Krusling Dies After Silent Battle
Father Julian Krusling, longtime educator and gentle mentor, died after a brief cancer period. He had a quiet gift for guiding youth, understanding their hardship, and advancing many students through devotion to education and compassion. His absence leaves grief but lasting inspiration.
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Father Krusling
Father Krusling Key to New Catholic High
The article lauds Father Krusling as indispensable for the founding of a new Catholic High, underscoring his leadership and impact in establishing the school.
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Father Krusling
Hollywood Gossip Frenzy Highlights Feuding Darlings and Romances
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Barbara Hutton and Baron Gottfried von Cramm amid honeymoon rumors. Mel Torme and Mari Blanchard court marriage, while Dick Adler pursues solo composing. Wealthy Bob Neal in a Caribbean seaplane crash tale, and Elton era headlines frame gossip on Starrs, trials, and marriages across studio circles.
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Barbara Hutton
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Paradise
Mel Torme
Hal
Jerry Ross
Adler
Bob Neal
Caribbean
Estrellita Stars Suggest Benign Influence and Caution
The text forecasts favorable lunar influences aiding problem solving and progress, with a warning to guard valuables against carelessness. It notes possible bursts of activity that may stall, urges a definite program, and advises not to rush. A birthday implication promises future accomplishment and a romantic, loyal child.
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