First Meeting With Lilienthal Reveals TVA Chief’s Humble Start
Washington city editor recalls meeting David E. Lilienthal at his first press conference as TVA head. A pencil-less moment exposes a shy, sharp youth who later rises amid battles with Sen. McKellar. Years pass before the bald, impeccably dressed Lilienthal returns, now chairing the Atomic Energy Commission amid a wary committee lineup led by Hickenlooper and Connally.
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Frederick
Otfiman
Washington
David E. Lilienthal
TVA
Lillenthal
David
Sen
Kenneth McKeller
Tennessee
Lilenthal
Atowie Energy Commission
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowx
Tom Connally
Texas
FASTEETH dental powder adds grip to dentures
An ad claims FASTEETH improves denture fit by sprinkling powder on the upper or lower plate to prevent rocking and slipping. It promises no rancid taste or souring due to its alkaline non acid formula and suggests it reduces denture odor.
McKellar Probes TVA Controversy With Citizen Testimony
In a tense session McKellar pressed James L. Smith about anti Communist stance and TVA firing, while Lilienthal denied claims of opposing Communism. A Birmingham, Alabama police officer provided testimony about a mysterious photo as the hearing continued.
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Vandenburg
Michigan
McKellar
Hened
Teon
Lilienthal
James L. Smith
TVA
The
Daily Worker
Knoxville News-Sentnel
Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Atomic chairman selection questioned in Alabama raid account
An account describes a raid on Communist HQ in Alabama where a captured man recounted details. McKellar pressed if appointing a non 1000 percent American to the atomic chairmanship was wise. Police Lieut. Ollie F. Osborne answered no. Lilienthal smiled as McKellar frowned.
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Lotter
Alabama
McKeller
Ollie F. Osborne
Lilienthal
Sen. McKellar
Avon Lake Receives M A Degree
Marion Henke of Walker road received the Master of Arts degree from Western Reserve University at the convocation in Severance Hall Cleveland last week. Also notes on local social events and obituaries mentioning the death of George A. Scott founder of the Florida Citrus Exchange.
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Avon Lake
Marion Henke
Walker Road
Graduate School of Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Severance Hall
Lake Shore Union Society
Park Hall
A. J. Hain
Otto Keatterhenry
A. E. Busby
Diane Hammond
Ted Cook
Gregory Anokouchine
Pepsi-Cola Company
Wilson A. Lite
Wineering
Demling
N. M
George A. Scott
Watertown
Mass
Scott
Florida Citrus Exchange
Tampa
Florida
Ernest Scott
Robert Arnold
Arnold
Miami
Fla
R. E. Wagner
Lutheran Hospital
Harry Krey
Warren
Couple To Reside In North Olmsted After Honeymoon
Miss Lee MecClugegage and Bari Yesberger wed at Frdrview Baptist Church on February 7. Rev. S A Casse officiated with aunt Mrs Charles South as matron of honor and Helen Hoffman as bridesmaid. Best man was William Biddulph, ushers were Harry Hird and Hud Kimmich. Reception at Springvale followed. After honeymoon in New York the couple will live with Yesberger’s mother. Also notes on Elaine Bitgoad’s hair cut and Geraldine Moore returning from California.
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Lee MecClugegage
Bari Yesberger
Frdrview Baptist Church
At & P.m
S. A. Casse
Charles South
Helen Hoffman
William Biddulph
Harry Hird
Hud Kimmich
Springvale
New York
Mrs. Yesberger
Mr. Yesberger
Brandt Montas Nuptials Performed In Parma Church
Donna Monroe daughter of J. H. Monroe and Donald Drandt son of Ruby Drandt were married in Parma Heights Freshly Church in a candle light ceremony conducted by Rev. William Withers on February 8 at 4 p.m. The bride was given in marriage.
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North Olmsted
Donna Monroe
J. H. Monroe
South Porter Road
Donald Drandt
Sam
Ruby Drandt
Clague Road
Parma Heights
Tetian Church
William Withers
Wedding details and museum attendance noted
The report mentions Miss Joyce Russ as maid of honor and Mr. Drandt with Forrest Kilson as best man. A wedding supper followed at Losers thawing the ceremony. Mrs. Drandt will live on Crane Street with her father. The Toledo museum attendance marked its first past year, rising 22 percent over 1944.
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Joyce Russ
Honoy
Mr. Drandt
Forrest Kilson
Peter Trip
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