Department of State’s Growth and Key Figures Since 1789
A historical overview describes the United States Department of State as the oldest executive department, its 1789 origins with Thomas Jefferson, and its growth to about 22,000 employees split between Washington operations and 14,000 Foreign Service staff in 259 missions. It notes Dean Acheson as secretary, the division of duties into general management and foreign service, and the department’s expanded role post World War II with thousands of international meetings and reports guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dbd. C
Department of State
United States
Armorica
Thamas Jefferson
State Department
Aes
Washington
Foreign Service
Organization of the United Nations
Dean Acheson
21St Street N. W
State
17Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Thebrary
Department of Government
Secretary of State
Department
James T. Webb
North Carolina
Philip C. Jessup
New York
John EB. Peurifoy
South Carolina
Elbert G. Mathews
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed From The Page
Readable crossword clues across and down include multiple language sidelights for terms on architecture weapon ancient helmet fertile spot and more. The list mixes foreign language words with English equivalents covering anatomy botany and geology.
The Fiction Corner Recap From Last Week
A concise wrap of last week’s fiction features and literary notes. Highlights include notable reviews, author spotlights, and upcoming releases drawing reader interest and setting the scene for this week’s bookish conversations.
Fresh Fish and Fate in Ortegna Marriage Bid
Tommy Hunter woos Dolores against her father Senor Jacinto in Ortegna a fierce clash over dowry wealth and nobility. Tommy earns favor by selling cheap fresh fish while Jacinto remains adamant until a last plea for consent leads to a hopeful but unresolved ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Hunter
Tommy
Dolores
Tammy
Senor Jacinto
Ortegna
Senor Iscinto
Doloras
Hearty soups featured as lunch and dinner staples
The article extols hearty soups as versatile meals for lunch or supper with potatoes milk and seasonings as core ingredients. It includes recipes for Appledart Soup Parsley Soup Tomato Corn Chowder and Vegetable Soup plus Creole Okra Gamba and tips on proper cooking temperatures and starch use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Stage Screen Actress Jaene Woods Career Highlight
Jaene Woods a Portsmouth New Hampshire native gained early radio pay and two local programs earning weekly. She joined CBS Steve Allen show and voiced Cinderella in Disney productions before Hollywood calls with Paul Whiteman and two TV shows. Her husband is a Hollywood musical arranger and they share a 2 1 2 year old daughter. Lloyd Bridges appeared briefly in New York en route from Rome to Hollywood and promoted The Sound of Fury after starring in Three Steps North in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaene Woods
CBS
Steve Allen
Walt Disney
Portsmouth
N. H
Paul Whiteman
Miss Woods
Disney
Lloyd Bridges
New York
Rome
Hollywood
Broadway and Main Street murder question morality tale
A columnist narrates a scenario where a doctor treats a dying millionaire and a will plot to cut his son from inheritance. The father hints at manipulating his son’s fate as a test, the man dies, and millions fund an East Coast research center. The piece ends by asking if the doctor should be found guilty of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
the Polles
Senor Jacinto
Senor Jacinta
Omegas
Andrew Horton
Jay Gould School
Andrew, Jr
Bins
Tan
Madison Avenue
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter A. Snead
The
Uni
Dran Godderham Acheson
Middletons
Donn
Eleanor
Edwird Campion Acheson
Grajer
Yale
M.Z
Orient
India
the Fiction Corner
Senor Jacinnto
Iresh Fish
Lynn Chambers
Inez Gerdard
Broadway
Main Street
Billy Rose
Ito
Acula Lato
Eurculata
Prin
Ely
van Camp
Tomata
Van
Gia
Aleett Doctora
T Tate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!