Eisenhower Writes His Detroit Speech Without Ghostwriters
Eisenhower is seen writing his Detroit speech in a dressing gown at his Columbia University residence. He drafts his own remarks, with advisers providing input but no aides behind him in press appearances. The piece notes his evolving campaign team and the shift toward a more autonomous speaking style.
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EW York
Nha
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Detroit
Abilene
New York
Eisehower
Paris
Washington
Kansas City
Robert R. Mullen
Christian Science Monitor
Marshall Plan Public Relations
Truman
General Eisenhower
Roosevelt
United States
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
Michigan
Tom Stephens
Dewey
How to Key Witt By Dr Theodore R Van Dellen
A Chicago Tribune syndicate column discusses disease control and the evolving insecticide battle. It notes DDT resistance in mosquitoes and flies, the need to revert to sanitation and old control methods, and the ongoing search for better chemicals while stressing household pest management and public health vigilance.
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How To
Key Witt
Theodore R. van Dellen
van Dellen
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate, Inc
Tribune Tower
Chicago Ui
Ulinots
Theo. van Delsen
Shuth for Tiday Mayme Finds Loneliness in Family Strife
Mayme laments sister in law’s influence on her doctor brother who left a suburban practice for a city clinic. She feels moved away from home, lonely and without time for her. The passage cites Jesus stating the two greatest commands and calls Christians to daily mercy works and bearing wrongs.
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Mayme
Jesus
God
Dream Of Grand Coulee Is Realized
A 1933 policy vindicated as Grand Coulee Dam begins delivering irrigation water to the Columbia River basin. The project, once condemned as socialism, proved essential for wartime power and postwar growth, with Bonneville Power Administration distributing electricity and low rates fueling industry.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grand Coulee
Columbia River Basin
Columbia River
Roosevelt
Army Engineers
Herbert Hoover
Grand Coulee power battle shifts to who benefits
Discussion swirls over whether dam generated electricity should lift private profits or lower rates for the public. Utilities consent to production but demand distribution over their lines, not government channels, amid broader debates on dam benefits and regional farming growth. In other notes, a muskellunge was found dead with a deer carcass stuck in its throat, likely misled by a lure-like object.
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United States
India
Africa
South America
Europe
Grand Coulee
Dama
Thel Arong
Rhine
Bemidjf
Minn
Lake Bamidiji
Anglerg
Ways to live longer from a humorous centenarian view
Baylis Colin notes that imperturbability and avoiding stress help longevity. A lady centenarian cites going to bed during emergencies as a key habit, while husbands are advised to refrain from anger and let wives handle finances to conserve energy and perhaps extend both lifespans.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Fellows
Morris Fishbein
Barbs Humor and Phrases in a Travel Card Tale
A quirky note on a husband sending a vacation card to his wife with Wish you were here. The piece hints at a shaky reputation built on appearances and money, mentions a painful hour over a facelty, and notes Alfred the Great as a father of English progress.
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Hal Cochran
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
W S Selfert advertised hair cuts at 16 cents at 6 East Washington Street. Miss Lucy G Hayes from this city graduated from the State Slau strium nurse training school. The Gas Company planned to extend service beyond Marsh Run and began laying pipes along Summit Avenue.
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W. S. Selfert
East Washington Street
Lucy G. Hayes
Marsh Run
Summit Avenue
Highway Named For Army Unit
Milwaukee residents honor the 82nd Lewis E. Turner Red Arrow Division by naming a state highway after the unit. The avenue runs along Mulberry Street and East Highway 42, now designated Highway 32, with Turner planning to continue business operations. Insects lack lungs and breathe through spiracles leading to an internal tube system.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lewis E. Turner
Red Arrow
Cery
Mulberry Street
M. ©. Turner
Fishing and Life by Edgar A. Guest
The poem contemplates the common fisherman's gripe that big catches escape yet notes some are indeed caught. It suggests visions of larger fish may exaggerate the near misses while successes are undercounted, comparing gain and loss in perception across days.
Fountain Head women golfers defeat Opequon Club in Martinsburg
The Fountain Head Country Club women golfers beat the Opequon Club of Martinsburg in a Martinsburg match. Participants included Mrs. Jack Henson Mrs. Lynn Bruinback Mrs. R. B. Norment Jr and Mrs. Welles Little. Also listed are Towson State Normal School graduates and local park improvements at Hager Park with new swings see-saws and sliding boards. Local film listings feature George Bancroft Miriam Hopkins and Joan Hennett in The World and the Flesh and The Triak of Vivienne Wars.
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Opequon Club
Martinsburg
Jack Henson
Lynn Bruinback
R. B. Norment, Jr
Welles Little
Hager Park
City Park
George Bancroft
Miriam Hopkins
Joan Hennett
Asu Pitts
Vivienne
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