Those Girls Are Back Editorials On Storm Names
An editorial notes the return of Atlantic hurricane names beginning with Carol and following with Edna Hazel Alice Brenda Connie and next potential storms Diane Edith Flora Gladys Hilde and Jane. It covers Weather Bureau naming policy and the 1955 season.
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Carol
Island
New England
Old North Church
Boston
Edna
Hazel
Canada
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Alice
Brenda
Gulf of Mexico
Connie
United States
Diane
Edith
Flora
Gladys
Hilde
Jane
Secret Advice Groups Probe Govt Policy in Democracy
A Kewanee Star Courier item notes that semi secret advisory bodies, including the 60 member BAC with no pay, shape policy in Washington. It contrasts NSAC and various department advisory councils, highlighting secrecy, limited public access, and the tension between useful counsel and transparency.
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Cn. Ww
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
House
Cellier
BAC
U.S
Commalleap
Wadidr Geil Ana Maken
Harold
Owens-Corning Fibergias Corp
Toledo
Washington
National Security Advisory Council
Eisenhower
National Security Council
National Defense
Advisory Council
Robert Cutler
Boston
Dillon Anderson
Houston
Cutler
Anderson
NSAC
Commerce Department Business Advisory Council
James P. Mitchell
Department of Agriculture
Landy Denied Navy Commission Over Mother's Past Party Ties
Eu gene W. Landy, top Merchant Marine Academy graduate, was refused a Navy ensign commission despite strong academic honors and a request for impartial review from Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas. Critics argue penalizing a student for a parent’s past affiliations conflicts with American tradition and merit.
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Communist Party
Eugene W. Landy
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N. Y
U. S. Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Navy
Landy
Merchant Marine
Naval Reserve
Merchant Marine Academy
Sandy
Navy Department
Molotov Sports Cowboy Hat in U S Visit
Soviet Minister V M Molotov enjoyed wearing a genuine western cowboy hat during his U S trip. The moment sparked much curiosity and perhaps visions of cowboy lore and western bravado.
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Boy Molotov
V. M. Molotov
United States
Weather Talk and Public Eye Column Teasers
Weather talk notes heat advice from a psychologist yields mixed feelings as the public comments on heat. Public Eye quips about a poolside beauty drawing attention and companions eager to assist her.
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Daily News
Stassen Asked Housewives for Suggestions on Disarmament
Harold Stassen urged American housewives to send ideas on disarmament. The Times Republican notes the gaffe as he failed to accept all the suggestions, leaving questions about his handling of citizen input.
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Stassen
Harold Stassen
America
Housewives
Times Republican
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Past Edition
A readable OCR fragment lists across clues and partial answers from a crossword puzzle including entries like Screen Heflin Bustle Punitive Drink with malt Perched Winged Scottish sheep for Skirt Assam Brazilian Closer Horn Onager Meadow Wave top Clothe Scuttle African antelope British money of account Poem Snarl Golf term Writing implement Condition Measure of Huge Hebrew month Memorandum At a dis o Collection of sayings Slumber Skin turn Toward the sheltered Soothsa Burmes Victims Tontin story Tribal u Employ Feminine appellation Verbal Father Heisa cinema Symbol erbium Short-r fabric Tt
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Heisa
McCarthyism loses grip as Wisconsin casts doubt on witch hunts
In a shift away from McCarthy era tactics, lawmakers and the public reject aggressive probes into alleged disloyalty. The McClellan Committee pursues a milder approach while calls for broad anti‑Communist campaigns fade. Experts say McCarthy may not win re election as support wanes.
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McCarthy Investigations Committee
John J. McClellan
Arkansas
Wisconsin
McClellan
Peress
New York
Largest Day's Work on Record in Smith Bros Pottery
Smith Bros on Illinois City reports George Smith's 10 hour day producing 1 000 gallons of stoneware and 625 gallons in five afternoon hours plus 300 gallons of other pottery in the forenoon. This is touted as the largest day's work in the United States, challenging Jugtown to beat it.
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Smith Bros
Illinois City
George Smith
United States
Mr. Smith
Jugtown
Make Friends Step This Way Phrase Debate
A dated note argues that addressing a woman as a lady using the phrase step this way is incorrect. It suggests the respectful alternative would be please come this way, while acknowledging both expressions share meaning. The text centers on etiquette and gendered address.
Cranberries and Native American Sauce Tradition
The passage notes wild cranberries in America before European contact and American Indian use of maple to prepare a cranberry sauce, reflecting early Indigenous culinary knowledge and ingredients.
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America
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