Word: pyle
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...stamp writer dashed off a column under the head: KING'S DEATH SPELLS NEW BRITISH ISSUES. The Brooklyn Eagle reported that the King died at "2:30 a.m. Brooklyn time." The Phoenix (Ariz.) Republic took the longest reach of all, ran a statement from climate-plugging Governor Howard Pyle, who had invited the King to recuperate in Arizona. Said Governor Pyle: "The people of Arizona are especially saddened because we had so hoped we might be privileged to help him regain his health...
ARIZONA-14. Taftmen claim all 14. Key man is Governor Howard Pyle, publicly committed to neither candidate. He leans to Taft, but weighs carefully the growing Eisenhower sentiment in his state...
...SCAP's proposals for carrying out the terms of the security pact amount to little less than straightforward continuation of many aspects of the occupation. Ridgway's advisers would like to keep the Dai Ichi Building (No. 1 symbol of the occupation), the Imperial Hotel, the Ernie Pyle Theater and a host of lesser buildings and facilities in the Tokyo area. Even more important, particularly in the Orient where the word itself is anathema, the Army wants complete extraterritoriality for its military and civilian personnel. The prospect of such privileges led one member of the Japanese House...
...Arizona, voters were apparently getting ready to elect a woman as governor. Democrat Ana Frohmiller was so far ahead of Republican Howard Pyle that Democratic bettors could find no takers, even at odds...
...Arizona, Mrs. Ana (Anastasia Frohmiller, 59, popular, thrifty state auditor since 1926, the Democratic nomination for governor over five male aspirants. Her surprise victory made her a heavy favorite to beat Republican Howard Pyle in November;* Arizona has had only two Republican governors since it came into the Union...