Baldwin's Life In Senate Is Case History Of A Tough Job
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson notes Senator Raymond E. Baldwin of Connecticut resigns after a career starting in 1946 marked by liberal bloc fights, heavy workload, and mounting constituent backlash. He accepts a Connecticut Supreme Court appointment, trading a $15,000 salary for $12,000, seeking domestic peace and a long-sought post. Bridges calls him sellout, while Baldwin’s move ends a turbulent Capitol Hill era amid personal strain and family considerations.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
U.S
Lves
New York
Aiken
Vermont
Tobey
New Hampshire
Saltonstall and Lodge
Massachusetts
Thye
Minnesota
Morse
Oregon
Knowland
California
Philadelphia
Stassen
Florida
Arizona
Truman
Capitol Hill
Bridges
Styles H. Bridges
Ell Baldwin
Bowles
Chester Bowles
State Supreme Court of Errors
Stratford
Robert A. Hurley
Hurley
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Anniversaries of notable Americans from 1800s to early 20th century
Dates mark notable birthdays and historical moments including John Brown born 1800 in Torrington and executed 1859, George Davidson 1825, Charles Cramp 1828, Edward Weston 1850, Elizabeth Jordan 1867. Includes Franklin cartoon debut 1754, Pontiac siege 1763, general strike 1867, Northern Pacific panic 1901, naturalization law 1918, Byrd 1926.
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Torrington
Conn
Charleston
George Davidson
England
Charles J. Cramp
Philadelphia
Edward Weston
Newark
Elizabeth Jordan
Harper's Barwaur
Milwaukee
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
Pontiac
Detroit
Northern Pacific R. R
Wall Street
Congress
Byrd
Lesson on choosing healthful words and correct usage
The note explains common misuse of healthy and healthful in phrases like a healthy climate. It clarifies healthful means producing or promoting health and contrasts it with healthy. It also mentions frequent mispronunciation of the word forte.
Lufs Stuff Purpose Yous and Mine Poem Stamp
A compact verse by N. A. Lufburrow urging dependability fairness and steadfastness. The piece emphasizes a true character faithful in speech and steadfast toward a lofty aim, promising not to be unreliable or cheap.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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