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Debating District of Columbia Home Rule and Bills
The article surveys push for Washington self government as Alaska and Hawaii gain statehood. It compares home rule proposals, notes Congress control, racial dynamics, and two competing plans the Morse bill for elected mayor and council vs a presidentially appointed governor with veto powers.
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Hawaii
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Congress
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Wayne L. Morse
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Eisenhower
The Foley couple find dignity beyond hardship at the shore
Jim Bishop recounts a transformative week with Mary and John Foley both poor and content. Roberta Lane helps them claim simple joys aboard a boat and at seaside stops, revealing pity is not enough and courage brings new life. The couple’s faith and humor shine as they redefine luck.
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Jersey City Housing Authority
Conrad Vucculo
John Connelly
Curry's Woods
Mary
Cliff White
John
Shore
Roberta Lane
Robert
Lynchburg
Virginia
Rumson
Monmouth
Foleys
Jim Sullivan
Sea Bright
Curry’s Woods
Jersey City
N.J
Roberta
St. Joseph's
Christ
Sophists Taught Rhetoric and Debated Sides for Pay
Factographs notes Greek Sophists offered paid instruction to argue both sides of any question. It cites bowling as America's most popular indoor sport with ancient German origins. It mentions Australia's railway across the Nullarbor, 300 miles, and estimates Roman population around 55 million.
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Steel Strike Crisis Tests U S Collective Bargaining
Washington dispatch outlines the steel industry wage dispute as a broader fight over existing contracts and efficiency. It argues high labor costs threaten competitiveness and inflation, with unions pressuring for wage gains while management seeks to revise working rules to boost production. The piece warns of impact on prices and jobs nationwide.
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Steel Companies
America
Britain
England
Congress teems with amateur economists on currency bill
Washington columnist notes only four certificated economists in Congress and catalogs self taught politicos weighing a Fed currency expansion. He quotes Rep Barr on inflation resilience, cites House and Senate passage, and predicts President Eisenhower will likely sign the measure.
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William M. Colmer
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Merwin Coad
Leonard G. Wolf
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James C. Wright Jr
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Wright Patman
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Bar Association
White House
Eisenhower
Rep. Barr
Belgium
Britain
France
Wildwood golfer bags hole in one on No. 5
In a two ball foursome at Wildwood Golf Club Mrs. George Ritter using a No. 7 iron on the 110 yard No. 5 hole scored a hole in one. A traffic crash on Rt. 25 near Miamisburg and West Carrollton left Roscoe Bland, 25, injured and admitted to Miami Valley Hospital with a shoulder injury. Franklin street commissioner Wilbur Carpenter pledged action on street chuck holes amid complaints.
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Weather chat and a handy fan lead to a dog for sale
A lighthearted column notes a street encounter with Lou Phillips who bought six compact fans. The piece wanders from heat to air conditioning then asks for a country home for a year old female German police collie mix dog needing space to roam, contact GA 20767.
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Broadway Gossip and Society Notes Mix of Marriages and Stars
Buckingham Palace pursues Princess Margaret marriage plans while Errol Flynn and Beverly Radland savor Riviera rendezvous. Evan Hunter receives threatening calls about his book. Fran Allison faces surgery delay as Shelley Winters eyed for new leads. Delores Naples stirs studio interest. Tony Zale plots a new restaurant. Celebrity romances, theater, and film industry rumors fill this Broadway Grapevine column.
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Margaret
Errol Flynn
Beverly Radland
Riviera
Evan Hunter
Broadway
Fran Allison
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
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Shelley Winters
William Inge
Babe Ruth
Grinzing
Steve Barry
Esquire
George Sanders
Europe
Benita Hume Colman
Fim
Mexico
New York
Delores Naples
E. 41St St
Debbie Reynolds
Tony Zale
Stars Favor Personal Relationships for 1959 Balance
Generous planetary influences aid personal relationships this afternoon and evening. Expect cooperation, new friendships, and social activities to be enjoyable. For birthdays tomorrow, a year of achievement in life work awaits if goals remain worthwhile and opportunities are seized.
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