Washington Notebook Overview Of 3,000 Senate Appointments
The Washington Notebook surveys congressional appointments under the 83rd Congress, noting fewer than 3,000 nominations confirmed, with about half in each session. It covers postmasters, labor unions in atomic science, and NATO related disarmament talks, plus Arthur Larson’s critique of the term compensation and Shasta Dam water capacity claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Senate
Arthur Larson
Larson
National Association of Compensation Attorneys
Boston
Dear Miss Dix on Inferiority and Homemaking Talent
Dorothy Dix advises Gladys that not all gifts are equal and stressing unique strengths. She urges accepting God given talents, find a personal niche, and value homemaking skill beside academic effort rather than chasing perfect grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Mother
Gladys
Dear Miss Dix and Gesey Family Reunion Report
A letter stresses practical values over college degrees, praising home life and steady work, while advising a 21 year old to avoid teenage stepchildren. A second note describes the Stauffer Gesey descendants’ first Baker Park reunion with a large turnout, officers elected, devotions led by Mrs Ruth Ports, and plans for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel K
Sarah Jane Stauffer
Theodore
Martha Wicliam Gesey
Baker Park
Elmer Michael
Gesey
George B. Crist
Jacob
Susannah Sinn Stauffer
Frank Bonnell
Alan Stauffer
Balimore
William Stauffer
Washington
Chicago
Frederick
Asbury Hobbs
Howard County
Mehrl Reddick
Ruth Ports
Helena Grim
Nannie Reddick
Johns Frederick Starch
Simeon W. Harkey
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thomas Haller
Snyder
C. Mills
Douglass Cramer
Daniel E. Stauffer
Oscar Barrick
Alice Virginia Barrick
George B Cust
Raymond P Free Jr
Parker Free
Earl Funk
Helen Grim
William R. Gross
Larry Hobbs
Lawrence Litzinger
Ronald Linznger
Frances Levicki
David Michael
Wiliam Masser
Ruth E. Ports
Amanda Ray
Merril Reddick
Mary Catherine Reddick
William B. Shreve
Mass Disruption in Strasbourg Cathedral Shocks City
Protestants of the Disciples of Christ smashed into a mass in Strasbourg Cathedral during the Council of Europe event. Etienne Sobzac warned of Rome’s fate if Christians ignore brotherhood. Police removed two leaders. others evacuated as more than 1,400 perished in an Orleansville quake on Sept 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
France
Disciples of Christ
Etienne Sobzac
Rome
Orleansville
Brotherhood of Man
Council of Europe
Algeria
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Washington Notebook
Atomic Energy Commission
Doctors of Philosophy
Federation of Atomic Scientists
J Robert Oppenheimer
Jerry Voorhis
California
Cooperative League of the
U.S.A
International Cooperative Alliance
ICA
International Organization
Bulgaria
LCA
London
U. S
Alfred M. Gruenther
North Atlanta Treaty Organization
NATO
Jacob Malik
Ths
Moorehead Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Malik
United Fee
Patterson
Shasta Dam
United States
Olive Street
ST. Louis
Missouri
Rexall
Williamson's Drug Store
Market St. Mo
Dorothy Dix Saya
Ken Henderson
Grade Valley Milling CO
Alkersville & Woodsboro
E. OM
North Market St
Puplie Loan
Liberty Finance Corp
BOOTS
Remington
Winchester
Ithaca
Savage
Bear & Pearson
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
E. PatRick St
Cove
Randy
Linda
Paul
Mom
Bel Syndicate, Inc
Insulation Frederick Homes CO
EAGLE
Picher
Fohey
Charles R. Albaugh
W. Patrick St
Columbus
Seth Thomas
Déwel
Ee Wedal Jewelers
South Market ST
Stieff Silver
Delphey’s
the Mews
Frederick, Md
Mondas
Alan’ Stauffer
Sandra Stauffer
Linda, Stauffer
Ralph Virts
Jean Virts
Michael Virts
Kenya
Wairohi
Serius
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
McCutcheon
Wisner Street
Monument
Berger’s
Marguerite de Angeli
Adli
Magi
Licle Bo Peep
Jack Horner
Cock Robin
Sia
X Live
Berger's
Market St. Frederick, Md
Marguerite de Angelis Boox
Tcleans Rugs
G&t
Gee A
Modern Lighting CO
Packard
Perific Hardtop
Reed’s
Middletown, Md
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