22 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
1
The Truman White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave reopens after a two year renovation costing over 5 million dollars. Architects preserved exterior and interior layout while strengthening the structure and updating color schemes, rooms, and furnishings across all floors.
MEZ GERHARD recounts a frank life story in the December Woman’s Home Companion. She details early life and marriages to Artie Shaw Steve Crane and Bob Topping, recalls her first screen appearance and rise to fame as The Sweater Girl, and offers unflinching reflections throughout.
A reader puzzle features across and down clues with mixed hints including language fragments, archaic spellings, and abbreviations. The page lists many entries such as Macana, Boxed terms, and a variety of short clue sets, reflecting a historical cryptic style and inconsistent OCR.
Dr Hawes, once a psychiatrist, uses psychology in crime detection as Lieutenant Linstrum, Sadie Pruitt, Hewlett Stevenson and staff prepare to call him in on a firebug case. A Chronicle front page waits as a caller, an admirer, finally rings in.
In a Chronicle ad offering a large reward for information from a former Lancashire resident, Doc Hawes lured a suspected arsonist into a sting. The inquirer, posing as a potential informant, contacted police, who traced the call and nabbed a man fleeing the scene. The case hinges on a cleverly staged ruse that exposed the culprit known for an arsonist’s elusive pattern.
A radio commentator argues that Britain squandered thirty five billion dollars of American tax money on socialist experiments. He condemns Attlee’s government, praises General Douglas MacArthur, and urges U S leaders to resist centralized programs like Brannan plan and Federal aid for education. He warns against chiselers on relief rolls and calls for fiscal accountability at all government levels.
A naturalized Russian-born man in New York City applauded a Loyalty Day parade. A man nearby challenged his praise with a superior attitude. The citizen replied he supports people affirming democracy and told him to go back to where he came from.
Pattern No. 1928 is a sewn pattern in multiple sizes. Greenland's iceberg export hits a new low with none of an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 bergs reaching shipping lanes between North America and Europe. Arctic icebergs form from coastal glaciers and travel south via various routes with few surviving to the Gulf Stream.
The doctor insists the skin of fruit contains all vitamins and urges the patient to eat more fruit. The patient responds with a gloomy tale preferring coconuts as a favorite fruit.
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