How to Sell Your Way into the Big Money review
Hal Boyle reviews Vincent Sullivan’s How to Sell Your Way into the Big Money, praising its mix of Horatio Alger style luck and modern opportunism. He argues the book outlines a ruthless, humorous formula for a go-getter to pair with a capable partner and notes its sharp, down to earth take on sales life and the salesman’s dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent F. Sullivan
New York Daily News
Jim Farley
Horatio Alger
Sullivan
New Year’s Eve Aftermath: Domestic Strains Rise
Dave Regan recalls New Year’s Eve follies and the long reach of the morning after. The piece humorously notes strained domestic relations as memories fade and wives wield the lasting verdict, with embarrassment to face classmates like Mrs Jones and friends.
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Mrs. Jones
Jones
Lindbergh Returns to Active Duty in Research Role
Brig. Gen. Charles A. Lindbergh serves as an assistant for research and development to Air Force Secretary Talbott. His assignment began in November and lasts at least three weeks with possible extension. He previously served last in 1939 and has a long history linked to prewar aviation policy and isolationist views.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Lindbergh
Pentagon
Air Corps
Army
Cordell Hull
Hull
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Lindberg
Hermann Goering
Germany
United States
New York
Col. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
C. L. Vallandigham
Copperhead
Abraham Lincoln
F.D.R
Congress
Herbert Hoover
America First
Des Moines
America First Committee
Southwest Pacific
U.S
U.S. Air Service Reserve
Air Corps Reserve
New York-Paris
Senate
Eisenhower
Washington
Passport Office
Texas
Elizabeth
England
Wasington
Perle Mesta
Perle
Guatemala
Ike
Benson
Buzz
Famers’ Union
NBC
Patricia Wheel
New Haven
Fay Bainter
Broadway
Eddie Dowling
Charlie Chaplin
United Artists
Oona O'Neill
Chums
Arnold Toynbee
Oxford
Hollywood
Loretta Young
Mervyn LeRoy
Loretta
Sis
Sally Baline
Second Term Speculation Surrounds Eisenhower Run
The piece surveys whether President Eisenhower will seek a second term, noting Republicans fear factionalism without him and rival signals about a possible bid. It cites Chief Justice Warren as a Warren alternative and concludes speculation will continue through June 1956.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Ike
GOP
White House
Earl Warren
Warren
California
Business Outlook Bright Yet Shadowed by International Tensions
Forecasters see a positive six month to year ahead for US business but warn that the postwar era’s uncertainty from the Cold War and shifting tax and spending policies could spark inflation or disrupt stability. Slender French vote to rearm Germany hints at possible demand shifts for defense.
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Washington
Germany
United States
White House
Congress
Astrological Outlook For 1955 Personal Relations And Travel
Estrellita notes a focus on personal relationships with modest recreation and caution for evening travel and machinery use. Birthday guidance promises long pending affairs improving in three months, with influential support aiding home, family, romance, and summer travel. A child born today will be practical yet secretive and loyal.
Monday forecast urges patience and tact for tough encounters
The text advises calm diplomacy on Monday to avoid antagonizing others. It recommends conciliatory conduct, even when slighted, and stresses conservative financial behavior. If Monday is a birthday, a surprising turn could bring promotion or new job opportunities with added responsibilities.
Dixon's Review of 1954 Eerie Highlights Washington Scene
George Dixon reviews 1954 with satirical vignettes on Eisenhower and a hurried lame duck vibe. Rail travel advice to save a Republican Congress, Idaho races, Washington campaign buttons, FCC parties, Trujillo on a yacht, tax forms, dog comparisons, DixonYates, and election quips. New Orleans chair race, DC liquor tally, and New Year revelers close the parody.
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Eisenhower
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Generalissimo Trujillo
Foreign Operations Administration
New Orleans
Democratic National Committee
Dems
District of Columbia
Notable Q and A on history science and civics
A compiled Q and A list answers topics from Luther Burbank burial place to the vice president’s Senate role. It covers Georgetown University founded 1789 Edmund Ruffin’s Civil War claim, Uranus moons count, earwig origin, and Morro Castle guarding Havana harbor.
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Edmund Ruffin
Ruffin
Fort Sumter
Union
Forgotten and forgiven to the Missus on anniversaries
The Missus never forgets and will recount every detail even on your golden wedding anniversary, ensuring past faults are recalled and judged in time. Her memory spans the worst moments and the brightest milestones alike.
Eyebrow pencil jottings and showbiz whispers in Kilgallen column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Ilona Massey canceling a recent con cert booking amid political picketing while pledging to keep professional gigs separate from private life. The column notes Mike Wallace and Buff Cobb separation, Christmas gifts exchanged, and a parade of industry tidbits from Broadway to television and film.
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Ilona Massey
Mike Wallace
Buff Cobb
Cadillac Records
Andy Hughes
Eastern Airlines
Gene Ramsey
Bonwit
Duke of Windsor
Autumn musings on love and aging warn of wiser choices
A humorous columnist riffs on marriages, timing, and lessons learned from folksy wisdom. The piece juggles quips about divorce, presenting contrasts between present desires and future consequences with seasonal humor. It closes with oddities like purple suede gloves and granddad’s shoes.
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Hal Boyle
John Wilkes Booth
Truman
Dave Regan
David Lawrence
Speaders
Estrellita
George Dixon
Dixon’s Review of
Dixon
Dominican Republic
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Charles E Wilson
Mason- Dixon
Dixon-Yates
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Calif
Thomas Wolfe
Garfield
Arthur
Harrison
Hayes
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Uranus
Quebec
Canada
Havana Harbor
Dorothy Kilgallen
Robert Mitchum
Bell Telphone Co
Sardi
Alfred de Liagre
Gloria Vanderbilt
Richard Gordon
Bob Hope
Hope Enterprises
Gene Fowler
Beau James
Jimmy Walker
Fontainebleau
Miami Beach
Mae West
Edith
Richard Barstow
Harry Benfonte
Paul Gregory
Imogene Coca
Don Appell
Diirector
George Wallington
Norgran
Pat Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Max Liebman
Pat
Dennis the Menace
MR. Mitchell
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