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Lobbyists surge in Washington as ex-statesmen join register
The new register lists 336 lobbyists up 111 from last year with seven ex-lawmakers among them four new. They represent educators writers railroads shipping and corporate interests. While many provide research to aid policy, others push specific goals, highlighting a Capitol Hill lobbying boom.
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Fire company leaders reelected as 1952 notes
Robert C. Legge was re elected president of the Charley Rouss Fire Company. Loring Crabill was re elected to his 17th term as Captain of the Sarah Zane Fire Company. Sir Winston Churchill arrived in Washington to meet President Truman.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Loring Crabill
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Sir Winston Churchill
Washington
President Truman
Luttrells Return From Deer Hunt in South Carolina
Twenty five years ago in 1937 Mr and Mrs W F Luttrell and their son Burrell returned home from a deer hunting trip in South Carolina. Friends and students including Fred Fries Sam Scott Hans borough George Reseguie Charles Dick and William Shafer had come back to the University of Virginia after holidays at home. Miss Nellie Slonaker of Washington visited Mrs John Massie on North Avenue.
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George Reseguie
Charles Dick
William Shafer
University of Virginia
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Washington
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North Avenue
Admiral Robert Evans dies after indigestion
Fifty years ago Admiral Robert Fighting Bob Evans, idol of the American Navy, succumbed to acute indigestion. Miss Mary Rhodes returned to Middletown after visiting her sister Mrs. Walter Lineweaver. Dr. E. C. Stuart and family spent the day with his uncle R. C. Burkhart and family in Martinsburg.
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Bob” Evans
Mary Rhodes
Middletown
Walter Lineweaver
E. C. Stuart
R. C. Burkhart
Martinsburg
Daily Meditation On Heart Health And Restful Living
Earl L. Douglas emphasizes heart health linking high fatality from heart disease to modern stress. He urges regular rest, controlled emotions, steady effort with breaks, proper eating, and faith driven by human helpfulness to reduce risk. He notes no single decisive factor but favors balanced life for heart health.
US Cuba crisis prompt drive to curb communism
Washington reports show Soviet and Cuban military buildup inclining Cuba toward a fit for a hemispheric crisis. The State Department estimates 260 000 to 400 000 Cuban forces with 300 Russian and Czechoslovak technicians training troops. The piece urges a hemispheric blockade and a firm U S stance to prevent further Soviet influence. It notes OAS discussions and pending Latin American reactions including Mexico Lopez Mateos meeting.
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Central America
A Dilemma of a Wife Versus a Cook in Paris
An Parisian man seeks how to choose between his wife and his cook Marguerita after ongoing quarrels over Thanksgiving turkey. The pair debate love and loyalty while advisers propose a divorce as the only apparent escape, noting the scarcity of good cooks.
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Marguerita
France
Bible Thought on Temptation and Escape
A Bible verse from I Corinthians 10 13 notes God does not tempt beyond what we can bear and will provide a way of escape so believers can endure. It emphasizes that this promise applies to those in God's family and asserts believers are more than conquerors through His love.
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Abbey Theater
Dublin
Helen Kardon
Miami Beach
Miami
Oversized Portions Worse Than Fatty Foods
Health column notes weight control through smaller portions and mindful eating. Mentions Harvard nutrition expert Dr. Fred J. Stare and a six meals per day plan, contrasts skimpy meals with heart risk, and includes international reference to Ireland. Ends with a quiz about general knowledge.
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Fred J. Stare
Get Your Walrus Stuffed On A Credit Card
HAL BOYLE rounds up quirky facts and jokes from midcentury life. The column notes a quarter of grade school teachers lacking college degrees and odd fringe benefits at firms. It covers travel taxidermists taking credit cards, Zanuck at eight, wartime losses, car deaths liquor links, and playful quips from Broadway to Miami.
Potomac Fever and Politics in a Year of Change
Government distributes 25 million fallout shelter booklets as Kennedy pushes a balanced budget promise for next year. The New Frontier slogan appears amid fiscal talk while Jacqueline Kennedy is named Woman of the Year by editors.
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Tractors For Freedom” Committee
Castro
Cuban Families Committee For Liberation of Prisoners of War
New Frontier
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Barry Goldwater
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