Civil Defense and Biological Warfare Threats
Walter A Sheed discusses biological and chemical warfare risks in an all-out U S-Russia war. He warns pathogens and toxins could be spread via air water food and plants, affecting humans animals crops and industry. Emphasis on vigilance training stockpiles protective gear and coordinated civil defense medical steps.
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Russia
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Bewildered boy robs store as Otto talks him into mercy
A teenage robber with a Luger robs a rural counter, but Otto disarms him, offers food, and delays police. The observer notes Otto’s calm handling, the youth’s fear, and the moral: life’s interruptions shape character. A later piece reflects on handling interruptions in daily life.
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Theatre Guild on the Air to broadcast Hamlet live
The Theatre Guild on the Air plans a 90 minute NBC broadcast from the Belasco Theatre New York. Dorothy McGuire Pamela Brown and John Gielgud star in the up to date Hamlet designed for wartime GI audiences and drawing the largest audience yet for Shakespeare.
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Theatre Guild
Belasco Theatre
New York
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Dorothy McGuire
Pamela Brown
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Irene Vernon Joins Judges in NumzZit Baby Beauty Contest
Irene Vernon, star of Sound of Fury produced by Robert Stillman for United Artists, is among four judges awarding 16 savings bonds to winners. The contest runs for infants from 6% months to 24 years old, from March 1 to June 1. Entry blanks available at all drugstores.
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Irene Vernon
Robert Stillman
United Artists
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed List From A Teaser Page
A garbled crossword clue list with numbers and partial words appears. It includes hints like closely confined false melody circle of ig petty artifice and others such as prophet king of bashan masculine name the old eng apex bulrush edible mollusk wildcats song bird and more, traces of downs and across entries unclear.
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Grassroots Tax Picture: President Seeks 71 Billion for 1951 52
Wright A Patterson analyzes the Presidents request for a 71 billion federal tax to fund rearmament and government expenses. He notes the projected national income of 240 billion and a 25.9 cent tax per earned dollar, with 58 cents for rearmament and 17 cents for normal government costs. If income is higher or lower, tax outcomes shift, possibly triggering further increases or adjustments in 1952. The tax mix includes 35 percent from individuals, 27 percent from corporations, 11 percent from excise taxes, and 4 percent from customs.
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Veterans Administration
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