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...Worcester, Mass.; Ronald E. Huebsch, Darton, Conn.; Douglas M. Kinney, Lake Forest, Ill.; Frank Manheim, Kausas City, Mo.; John J. McNamara, Jr., Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Philip G. Pratt, Windsor, Conn.; John S. Steinhart, Chicago, Ill.; Robert M. Stroud, St. Louis Mo.; Rene E. Vielman, Guatemala.; Edward H. Cass, Manager, Shaker Heights, Ohio...
...Kansas City for a concert, Margaret Truman confessed to a dinner-table tradition carefully preserved in the presidential family. Said Margaret: "It's an old superstition handed down from his side of the family. He puts the salt shaker where I can reach it, but never hands it directly to me. I'm the same...
...surprised to discover that the movie people generally lived, not on palatial estates, but in tidy suburbs resembling Baltimore's Roland Park and Cleveland's Shaker Heights. They proved excellent interviewees because "the level of frustration was high, and frustrated people love to talk." The anonymous case histories indicate that Hollywoodians are frustrated because 1) they make more money than other people in the U.S., and 2) are constantly worried about being fired...
...shuffle of the New Deal, Writer Malcolm Ross was one of the bright young Ivy Leaguers who went to Washington to take a hand. Yaleman Ross sat to the left of the dealer and played his cards ably. Soon he was publicity chief of the NLRB and a mover & shaker in U.S. labor policy. After a rough ride as chairman of the controversial FEPC, "Mike" Ross quit government in 1946, moved to Florida and went back to writing books...
...Mahogany Shaker. They spun old-fashioned spinning wheels, fondled tomahawks and dueling pistols, peered through a telescope (see cut) carried by Lewis & Clark on the exploration up the Missouri and Columbia Rivers. They even shook dice in a gleaming mahogany shaker from a palatial riverboat of the 1880s, the Grand Republic. As the children examined the trophies, two of Van Ravenswaay's museum staffers gave them a running account of the frontier history the objects represented...