No Servant Problem Mrs Eisenhower Faces White House Move
Washington report on Mrs. Eisenhower meeting Mrs. Truman and touring the 100 room White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The article notes an established staff of 64, possible retention of key aides, and limits on decor changes without the Fine Arts Commission approval.
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Washington, D.C
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Harry &. Truman
Pennsylvania Ave
Eisenhower
Bess Truman
George Washington
Fine Arts Commission
Sabath Becomes Junior Partner in His Son's Law Firm
Chicago journalist reports Joseph Sabath, long time Superior Court Judge since 1915, becomes a junior partner with his son Milton in a law firm across from the Cook County building. He recalls signing about 100,000 decrees ending marriages and says he saved 10,000 marriages by reconciliation.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Milton
Cook County
Sabath
O Dwyer Nixon Clash Marks Mexico Inaugural Visit
In Mexico City Ambassador William O Dwyer and Vice President elect Richard Nixon maintain frigid relations amid the inaugura tion as world diplomats convene for the new Mexican president. Nixon arrives under a chilly hosts match and avoids contact with O Dwyer who spends the day at hull fights amid divorce rumor fallout. The official reception shows a tense dynamic as both men keep distance and a guest notes the notable snub like atmosphere.
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William O'Dwyer
Richard M. Nixon
Mexico
Nixon
New York
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Sloan Simpson
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U.S
White House
Harry Vaughn
Hull
O’dwyer
Bruins Player Hammy Moore Boosts Team with Custom Sticks
Boston Bruins forward Hammy Moore funds uniform sticks this season allowing each player to use a personalized version. The initiative keeps equipment identical in build but tuned to individual comfort, aiming to equalize grip and control across the lineup.
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Boston
Hammy Moore
Iraner
Boston Bruins
Bottle helps open atom age worth $1000 in Chicago
A straw covered bottle that once held Chianti costing $1.49 was valued at $1,000 because it helped open the atomic age. Tomorrow, three of the forty two scientists who attended the event will meet at the University of Chicago squash court to mark the 5th anniversary of the first atomic pile. Under Dr. Enrico Fermi, the pile began operation on Dec 2, 1941 in Stagg Field, proving feasibility of the atomic bomb and later moved to Argonne National Laboratories where it remains in operation.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Hth
Enrico Fermi
Stagg Field Stadium
Argonne National Laboratories
Civil Service Employees Urged To Accept Changes
Atlanta message reports Chairman Robert Ramspeck of the U S Civil Service Commission urged federal civil service employees to embrace government changes introduced by the new administration rather than resist. He indicated reforms aim to improve efficiency and governance across agencies.
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Atlanta, Ga
Robert Ramspeck
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Capone matriarch to be buried beside son Al in Chicago
Theresa Capone, widow of Gabriel Capone and mother of Al Capone, died Saturday at 85 in her south side home. She will be buried after services Wednesday in Mt. Carmel cemetery beside her husband, near the grave of Al Capone who died years earlier. She was born in Italy and came to the United States with Gabriel Capone.
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Chicago
Theresa Capone
Scarface al Capone
Mama Mia
Capone
Scarface
Mt. Carmel
Italy
Gabriel
Resistance to change warned against in civil service
Ramspeck warned that a resistance to change among federal employees can spell danger to the civil service principle and could result in a return to the spoils system of hiring federal employees.
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Ramspeck
Lodge Named Aggressive United Nations Leader
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. was named to head the U.S. mission to the United Nations by President-elect Eisenhower. Lodge, an internationalist ally, previously urged use of atomic weapons against Communists in Korea. He lost his Senate seat to John F. Kennedy and has long supported European recovery efforts and Truman-era foreign policy.
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Senate
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Atomic Energy Commission
Ately
Dean
James E. van Zant
R-Pa
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Army
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Greece
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Lodge Classified Ad Warns on Aggressive Weapons
A newspaper fragment notes Lodge urges buyers to respond to classified ads for unused furniture or appliances amid bold claims that battlefield lances and weapons should be used immediately, reflecting a controversial marketplace message.
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Lodge
Two Killed In Tanker Explosion At Sasebo Japan
The U S naval tanker Ashtabula exploded wrecking the forward well deck and injuring five others with one man missing. The blast shattered nearby windows miles away as Ajax and Maine supplied aid and a battleship provided medical help. Cause was not yet known.
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Japan
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Navy
Maine
Ashtabula
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