Questions About Girlie Parties Sidestepped by Ex FHA Official
A suspended FHA official refused to answer Senate Banking Committee questions about girlie parties and fishing trips to Mexico amid probes of housing program irregularities. Andrew Frost invoked the fifth amendment, denying self-incrimination in questions about a Holloman housing project party, contractor- hosted parties, and a 1953 fishing trip with a contractor.
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Washington
FHA
Mexico
Andrew Frost
New Mexico
Frost
Senate Banking Committee
Clyde L. Powell
Holloman Housing Project
Alamocordo, N.M
Chihuahua
Albuquerque
el Paso
Truman Temperature Reaches Normal Level
President Truman’s doctors report continued progress after his June 20 gall bladder and appendix removal. A hospital spokesman says his temperature has returned to a normal 98.4 degrees though he had a brief setback from secondary infections and drug reactions.
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Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Ordinance Would Limit Dogs to Three In Any Household
MOBILE Alabama proposed ordinance to cap dogs per household at three aims to curb noise. Commissioner Joseph N Langan cited a property owner allegedly keeping 27 dogs as context.
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Mobile
Ala
City Commission
Joseph N. Langan
Polio Up 199 Cases to 4141 This Year
Polio increased to 19 percent last week, totaling 4,141 cases for the year, the Public Health Service reported. The rise continues from 4,051 cases in the first half of 1953.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Mrs. Lillie May Kelly 78 died in Purcellville
Mrs. Lillie May Kelly of Arlington died at 8 30 this morning at her daughter’s home in Purcellville. She was born September 15 1876 in Clarke County daughter of Andrew and Sally Feltner. Survived by children Garland Kelly Mrs Beay and Mrs Edward Serrin and siblings Herman Bush Frank Payne Norman Robertson Gilbert Longerbeam Ernest Feltner and Edward Feltner. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Arlington
Donald Seay
Purcellville
Clarke County
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Sally Chamblin Feltner
Clarke Couney
John M. Kelly
Garland Kelly
Falls Church
Beay
Edward Serrin
Washington, D. C
Herman Bush
Charles Town
Frank Payne
Martinsburg
Norman Robertson
Gilbert Longerbeam
Ernest Feltner
Berryville
Edward Feltner
Bluemont
Second Sister Slain by Husband in Radford
A Radford woman, Loma Faye Wurzburger Mills, was shot by her husband Guy Mills, who then killed himself with a .22 pistol. Their small daughter was unharmed. This followed a similar case on May 19 when Mrs. Joe D. Howell, Mills’ sister, and her two young daughters were killed by Howell before he took his own life.
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Radford
Guy Mills
Loma Faye Wurzburger Mills
Mills
Joe D. Howell
Howell
Judge to Read Essays Before Deciding Case
In Suffolk, two women charged with reckless driving must write two-page essays on "Who's Got the Right of Way" before Judge E Roland Custis will decide their cases. The cars collided last week with minor damages, and the case was reset to July 10 after the essays are submitted.
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Suffolk
Phillis Jean Culpepper
Thelma Lee Baggett
E. Roland Custis
Trench Coat Origins Tied to World War I Officers
The trench coat was originally devised for British Army officers during World War I, marking its first wide use in military attire and later becoming a staple in civilian fashion.
Russia weighs atomic aid leverage in cold war
U S atomic officials consider Moscow claim of a 5 000 kilowatt nuclear power plant as a possible lever against the United States. Analysts urge faster American atomic power development to supply exportable plants to power poor nations and counter Soviet moves. Rep W Sterling Cole says the claim highlights need to revise the Atomic Energy Act to push power projects.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Moscow Radio
Southeast
Asia
Middle East
North Africa
W. Sterling Cole
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
Lying to Enter Private Industry Into Atomic Field
A fragment notes deception in allowing private industry access to atomic work. It hints at disclosure failures and concern about security and control. The readable text points to debates on oversight and trust in managing nuclear research contractors.
Lost pounds and love in one tale from Ladies' Home Journal
Doris Stradley McFall retraces her weight loss journey from 190 pounds to a healthier 137 pounds to win a suitor, then a second date, engagement, and marriage as she continues slimming. The July issue promises diet menus and a beauty biography.
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Doris Stradley McFall
Ladies’ Home Journal
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