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...Daily Half Colyum" was as familiar a fixture as the masthead. Ever since 1925, when Arthur Ray Warnock, dean of men at the Pennsylvania State College, began his Colyum, no issue of the paper had appeared without his low-keyed, often humorous comments on everything from world problems to flower gardens. But sometimes he had come mighty close to missing a deadline...
Acheson and two State Department aides later, visited Mossadegh's flower-decked bedside to urge him to reopen oil talks with Great Britain.. President Truman added his urgings at a Blair House luncheon for Mossadegh...
...short on Jan. 9, 1923. Bogey had Tig's tombstone inscribed with a line from Shakespeare's Henry IV. It was a line which she had always loved and sometimes lived by: "But I tell you, my lord fool, out of this nettle, danger, we pluck this flower, safety...
...second exhibition, "Masterpieces of Chinese Bird and Flower Painting," will open in the Oriental section of Fogg October 30. There will be close to 40 paintings in the display, which will cover the period from the Sung to the Ching dynasties...
Most members of the Woman's Club of Denver look as though they would be more interested in flower arrangement than in politics. Actually, they find the heady fumes of civic controversy invigorating, and for half a century have maintained a state of simmering indignation about everything from the lack of public bathhouses to the dangers of bars in residential areas. But for all that, Denver was startled last week at the club's newest proposal: Mrs. Gano Sentner, the club's parliamentarian, described it as complete castration for male sex offenders...