Ike Knows Too Much To Suit Pentagon As Chief Executive
Washington on June 5 reaction in the Pentagon to General Eisenhower as President ranges from cautious to strong opposition. Some high officials support him, but many fear he knows too much about military affairs to be easily managed by civilian leaders. The piece argues Ike’s military background could be both a strength and a liability in the White House.
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Pentagon
Aeace Larsen
Washington
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Esenhower
U. S
Tke
Nas
Truman
White House
Roosevelt
Harry Vaughan
Eisenhower
Louis Johnson
Navy
Marine Corps
Feathernecks
Paul Douglas
Silinese
Marine Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Army Chief of
Douglay
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Cutting board made from tempered board for kitchen use
The text discusses a durable cutting board option milled from quarter inch tempered hard board, described as splinter proof and resistant to acids and moisture. It suggests a 12 by 18 inch size and notes cutting methods and edge finishing.
Sin eaters in early England and Scotland discussed
The passage notes that in early England and Scotland there were people known as sin eaters who would symbolically take on the sins of the deceased through food and drink, reflecting a ritual concept from historical society.
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England
Scotland
Cassidy Kids Keep Family Finances Tight
Joe Cassidy, a traveling salesman, supports eight children aged from eight to under six months. He says his brood limits spending and pays their own way as best as they can with careful budgeting and resourcefulness in Rochester, New York.
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Family of ten models for photography to ease bills
Papa Joe Cassidy says modeling earns extra money to help with restaurant checks as photos of all ten children including Noel Elizabeth Mary Joe Madeline Joseph Jr John and twins Jeanie and Jimmy appear in reading magazines. Mrs Cassidy notes the children are easy to care for and the family enjoys the work. Seal flippers are eaten as a delicacy in Newfoundland.
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Rochester
Elizabeth Cassigily
Reading Magasines
Cassidy
Papa Joe
Noel
Elizabeth
Mary Joe
Madeline
Joseph Jr
John
Jeanie
Jimmy
Ithaca Couple, White Youth and Negro Girl, Wed on Campus
A white Ithaca man Robert McAllester aged 23 and Grace Cunningham 22 from Berkeley Calif married in a simple Quaker ceremony on the Cornell University campus. Both graduates say they can overcome racial obstacles they may face. The groom’s father formerly served as Conegregational missionary in Africa.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Robert McAllester
Africa
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Cornell University
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