New HHFA Chief Welcomes Battle in Congress Clash
President Eisenhower appoints Norman P. Mason to head the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Mason says the Congress administration clash over housing funds is healthy democracy. He will take over after Senate confirmation, succeeding Albert M. Cole who moves to industry.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Norman P. Mason
Congress
Mason
Federal Housing Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Massachusetts
Senate
HHFA
Albert M. Cole
Capitol Hill
Cole
Aluminum
Fear as foe we all must conquer in life
The passage reflects on fear as a universal challenge from sickness and failure to loneliness and old age. It notes many doors through which fear enters, urging resilience in facing its forms.
Sun Breaks Out On Great Rash On Sun
In Pasadena California AP reports the sun shows its worst rash of black spots since 1951. Mt Wilson Observatory photographed vast magnetic storms on the sun's surface. The spots span about 100000 miles across the solar disk with past records at 125000 and 152000 miles.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Earth
Ford Criticizes Court Pay Ruling
Ford Motor Co angrily objects to a Michigan Supreme Court decision granting about 11,000 Ford plant workers in Detroit and Canton a share of roughly a million dollars in jobless benefits tied to a Canton Ohio forge plant strike. The company argues the court overstepped legislative authority by redefining unemployment pay rules.
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Detroit
Michigan Supreme Court
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Canton
Ohio
Alana
Wedneniay
Alabama Judge Hears Verdict Today
Alabama Circuit Judge George C. Wallace faces possible contempt punishment for defying a federal order to show disputed voter records to Civil Rights Commission agents. The case hinges on Johnson's ruling whether the spirit of the order was met as Wallace vacates the bench to run for governor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
George C. Wallace
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
Wallace
Barbour
Bullock
Commission
Contracts Set For New Stonybrook Dining Hall
General and building contracts are signed for a 68000 dining hall at Camp Stonybrook for girl Scouts. The 200-seat tri level hall will include a kitchen and storage facilities. It will be funded by a 40000 Barnita Fund grant plus 18000 from the Girl Scout Council and 10000 from the Civic Association youth fund.
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Camp Stonybrook
Mary Maurer
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
Martin L. Sauer Construction Co
Steelex
Armco Drainage & Metal Products
Barnita Fund
Youth Building Fund
The
Civic Association
Police Raid Nets 33 In Taipei Gambling Den Bust
Police rounded up 33 men in a raid on a Taipei outskirts gambling den. As they were moved across a bridge 13 jumped into the Hsintien River and were captured. 20 gamblers escaped.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hsintien
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North Chelmsford
Mass
FHA
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Gray
Willsboro
N.Y
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Helen Proctor
William P. Proctor
William P. Proctor Lumber Co. In North Chelmsford
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National Retail Lumber Dealers Assn
David
Proctor Firm
Ze ' Ae
Tare
Kreisler
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Christian Science
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Zsorrell
Middletown
Pocketbook
Jack Frost
Purina
U.S. Gov
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Dot
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Victoria Moore
Grand Ave
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WPFB
Thirkields Franklin
Thirkield’s Men’s Department
Thirkield
Keister Thirkields
Franklin, Ohio
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