Old Friend Claims Churchill Had a Vile Temper in War
Lord Brabrazon of Tara, an early Churchill ally and aviation pioneer, writes in his autobiography The Brabazon Story that Churchill showed frequent anger and insulted aides during Battle of the Atlantic Committee meetings. He says the Prime Minister slept after lunch and sometimes acted like a bullying schoolmaster, though he bore no malice toward Churchill.
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Lord Brabrazon
Tara
Churchill
Brabrazon
Air
Battle of the Atlantic Committee
Chefs Craft Plan for U S Victory in Frankfurt Contest
Four Pittsburgh chefs gathered Tuesday to plot American entries for an international chefs competition in Frankfurt Germany running Sept 30 to Oct 7. They vow to submit strictly American dishes with a recipe they claim will secure victory. The group includes Paul Laesecke of H J Heinz Otto Spieblcher of the University Club Paul Debes of San Francisco St Francis Hotel and Paul ae of Chicago Sheraton Hotel.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Frankfurt
Germany
Paul Laesecke
H. J. Heinz Co
Otto Spielbichler
University Club
Paul Debes
San Francisco
St.Francis Hotel
Paul Ae
Chicago
Sheraton Lotel
Auto Demand Will Tighten Steel Market
New York reports that even with slow 1957 model scheduling, U.S. steel buyers face tighter supplies as November orders from automakers hit. The Iron Age notes the fourth quarter will sharply tighten the already tight market and fill orders for the rest of 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Metalworking Weekly
Detroit
This Thief Was Original
Arlington police arrest Michael Duggan 31 on charges of stealing hundreds of pounds of mercury from manholes in Waltham Arlington and Belmont. The mercury used in underground water flow measuring equipment was allegedly sold to a junk dealer at five dollars per pound.
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Arlington
Mass
Michael Duggan
Waltham
Belmont
Edward S. Reardon
Duggan
General Chennault Undergoes Lung Lesion Operation
The Air Force announced Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault, retired fighter leader in Southeast Asia during World War II, had recent surgery at Walter Reed for a lung lesion. A spokesman said he is expected to leave the hospital perhaps tomorrow or Friday.
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Washington
Air Force
Claire Chennault
Southeast Asia
Walter Reed Medical Center
Near Record Harvest Likely for Farmers
Washington report from the Agriculture Department on crop outlook for 1956 notes overall volume will be close to last year’s near record output. It cites gains in spring wheat corn soybeans flaxseed barley potatoes dry beans and tobacco with a nearly 200 million bushel rise in corn, potentially boosting farmer income. Dark spots remain in the Great Plains due to drought, but programs exist to aid ranchers. Ohio projections include sugar beets 14 tons per acre 238000 tons apples 1 900 000 and tobacco 1 627 pounds per acre 21 310 000 pounds.
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Agriculture Department
Department
D. Morse
Morse
Great Plains
Ohio
Prince Hall Founder Day Observed by Triedstone Lodge
Prince Hall Day will be observed this Sunday by Triedstone Lodge 83 PHA FRAM as members meet at Mt. Zion Baptist Church at 11 a.m. John Domineck will speak. Prince Hall, born Sept 12 1748 in Bridgetown Barbados, advocated citizenship and equality for Black people and helped establish the first Negro lodge in America.
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Prince Hall
Triedstone Lodge 83
PHA
FRAM
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Baltimore Street
America
Bridgetown
Barbados
British West Indies
John Domineck
Boston
United States
Gr Lodge
England
Middletown
Triedstone
Real Estate Transfers and Cancellations Listed
Middletown Ida Crauder and others transfer to Thomas Carter and others Lot 3401 for 2.20 dollars while James Henry and others move to Peggy Miner part of Lot 6274 for 22 dollars. Several other transfers include C E Hollenbaugh to Milford Pendleton Lot 3451 for 12.75 and Middletown Development Supply Co. to Ralph Daly Lot 9044 for 14.85 with Daly then selling to Roland White Lot 9044 for 16.50.
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Ida Crauder
Thomas Carter
James Henry
Peggy Miner
C. E. Hollenbaugh
Milford Pendleton
Midd. Dev. Sup. Co., Inc
Ralph Daly
Roland White
Curtis Hughes
Chester Back
Boehm Realty Const. Co
Nellie Payne
Boehms
Donald Hensley
Daily Carpenter
Spring Hill Park
James Hayes
W. T. Hobbs
Mayfield
Tom Duff
Winfred Duff
Anna Baker
Kenneth Smith
Madison
Nicholas Dollna
Robert Schuck
del Mar Acres
Dead Candidate Wins Primary in Wisconsin 7th District
Milwaukee reports the late Kenneth Anderson was nominated as the Democratic candidate for the 7th District House race after his death five days earlier. His name on the ballot exceeded the 2,070 vote threshold to allow a replacement naming for the November contest against incumbent Republican Melvin Laird.
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Milwaukee
Kenneth Anderson
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Anderson
Melvin Laird
Civic Association votes set for Sept ballot
Ballots for the Civic Association Board of Governors election will be mailed by tomorrow noon. The Sept 17 24 vote determines nine board seats with 100 volunteer tellers meeting Sept 24 at 7 p.m. in the Manchester Hotel ballroom to count ballots.
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Civic Association
Board of Governors
Don Dillon
Civic Board
Manchester
Harold D. Bailey
Ben Bender
Reuben Doty
Aaron Fields
Executives Questioned in Oil Lobby Probe
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee pressed oil industry leaders and a surprise witness about lobbying on the natural gas bill. Chairman McClellan disclosed a new Justice Department request for the evidence Eisenhower vetoed, while executives from Standard Oil Indiana and California, Socony Mobil, and Shell defended educational campaigns and denied improper acts.
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Washington
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Lobby Investigating Committee
Justice Department
Eisenhower
White House
Sherman P. Adams
Justice
Tee
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Standard Oil of
California
Socony-Mobile Oil Corp
Shell Oil Corp
Denver Officer Arrests Drunk Webb Relative in Routine Incident
Denver police officer Frank Smith arrested Jack Webb amid reports of a relation to the Dragnet TV star. Neither Webb nor the officer commented, while partner G. W. Spidahi said the arrest was routine and linked to the star's relative status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frank Smith
Jack Webb
Webb
Smith
G. W. Spidahi
Boy 7 Killed in Dayton Bicycle Truck Collision
Bruce De Haven seven son of Mr and Mrs Raymond DeHaven of Dayton was killed Tuesday when the bicycle he rode collided with a truck.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bruce DeHaven
Raymond DeHaven
Mints and Nuts Sale At 1361 Central Ave
Store advertises vacuum canned mints at 29 cents and pastel mints at 85 cents per pound plus salted nuts prices 1.19 and 1.79 per pound. Located at 1361 Central Ave with party snack options.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Niitec
Jenie
Rubim
Rimse Out
Gallaher’s
Chennault
Levi's
ICAL
LIVEL
Mad Man
H. M. Hendricks
Colo
Ovid A. Martin
Eisenhower Administration
J. E. Lewis Builders Inc
Midd. Fed. Snv. L., Pt
Eugene Moubray, Et al
Enterprise Bidg. L
Union
Central Ave
John Dobrozsi, JR
Insurance Agency
First Ave
Maud Muller
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Jaywe
THURS
Doug
Sue
Satan
TOY Shop
Children’s Rockers
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