Washington Notebook Highlights Mock Headlines From Global Staff
Washington notebook recalls Charles Slusser’s quip about escaping the nerve wracking capital and notes on Army McCarthy hearings mix ups. It details mixed up photos sent by US Information Agency in Saigon, Naval Academy drill, Turkish PM Menderes’ visit reporters, and a Michigan led Humphrey presidential rumor started by Frank McKay with critique of GOP.
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Washington
NEA
Charles E. Slusser
Southwestern Conference of Housing Officials
Santa Barbara
Calif
Slusser
Mount Vernon
Liberty Bell
Saigon
U. S. Information Agency
Dan Thanh
U.S. Information Agency
Walter Frederick Boone
U. S. Naval Academy
Joel T. Boone
Veterans’ Administration
Boones
Davie
Boone
Adnan Menderes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michigan
the Times
RFC
McKay
Grand Rapids
Humphrey
Republican Party
Cleaning furnace pays dividends in home upkeep
A clean warm air heating system and ducts reduce housework and redecorating costs. Cleaning the furnace prevents soot and fly ash corrosion, a safety measure that can reveal defects. For trusted heating service call Mr Hartman at Monument 2-1122. Weil Brothers publishes this public service.
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Hartman
Monument 2
Weil Brothers
Frederick
Humphrey candidate talk stirs Washington chatter
In Washington circles many feel Hubert Humphrey could win the presidential race as discussion swirls around the Pentagon set and Senator McCarthy. Separately, Walter Andrews Jr. of Frederick faces reckless driving charges after a collision injuring Violet May and Elden May. The 7,000-strong Yellow Springs carnival drew crowds for Hawkshaw Hawkins with a final concert by the Yellow Springs Band.
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McCarthy
McKay
Washington
Humphrey
Humphrey J
Walter Andrews Jr
RFD
Frederick
B. Huddleson
Violet L. May
Brederick Moesiarial Poapite
Sergt. Denlyver Shook
Yellow Springs
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Wheeling
W. Va
Anniversaries and historical firsts from Know America Today
Know America Today lists anniversaries of notable figures born in New York and elsewhere, including William H. Webb, Charles Loring Brace, Herman E. von Holst, Elbert Hubbard, and William A. Brady, with brief life dates. It also recalls Today in History events from 1819 Maine joining Massachusetts, 1846 baseball debuts, and the 1864 Confederate raider Alabama sunk by the Union.
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New York
Charles Loring Brace
Litchfield
Conn
Herman E. von Holst
Germany
Univ. of Chicago
Esthenia
Elbert Hubbard
Aurora
N. Y
Bloomington
Lusitania
William A. Brady
San Francisco
Maine
Massachusetts
Hoboken
N. J
Knickerbockers
Alabama
Kear
Historic events and birthdays from a shared era
A retrospective list recalls milestones from 1912 to 1955 including the Progressive Party's Chicago founding, New York City's first municipal airport, the Cherbourg siege, and U S draft reforms. It also notes notable birthdays such as Dr. Cyril Long and the Duchess of Windsor, plus a horoscope and a local military promotion in San Francisco tied to Russell Potts.
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Chicago
New York City
Cherbourg
Trusman
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Russia
Cyril N. H. Long
Yale Medical School
England
Anna H. Rosenberg
New York
Defense
Tungary
Richard K. Metton
Pittsburgh
Guy A. Lombardo
Canada
James Creese
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Leetsdale
Neal O'Hara
Boston
Middleboro
Mass
Duchess of Windsor
Monterey
Russell L. Potts
Ralph H. L. Potts
Army
Igoney
Japan
Shopper Inc Buys The News Shopping Guide
The Maryland News announces purchase of the Silver Spring Shopper Inc. by the weekly newspaper. Hoy 0. McCoy, publisher of the News, confirms the Shopper will continue to be published as a shopping guide without news coverage. A local bus line receives a charter in Charleston.
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Frederick
Na Ae Ee
Silver Spring
Shopper Inc
The
Maryland News
Hoy
McCoy
News
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