Ruark Critiques Harsh Sentences for Gamblers and Fixers
Robert C Ruark comments on recent high penalties tied to gambling and game fixing in New York. He notes local judge Saul Streit handed lengthy terms to Sal Solazzo and that multiple basketball players faced sentences from one year to 16 years, while some college players received shorter terms. He argues the penalties seem inconsistent with the crime and mocks the tarnishing of Alma Mater.
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New York
Saul Streit
Sal Solazzo
Alma Mater
Alma
Solazzo
Raps on Treason Fixing Clash With Law Realities
A columnist questions the harsh treatment of basketball fixers like Solazzo versus harsher penalties for crimes against the state. The piece notes Judy Coplon’s espionage case, lists other offenders, and asks why sports cheats face stiffer social sanctions than violent or state crimes.
Ghost mink coat stirs justice dept inquiry and politics
Washington columnist Drew Pearson probes a mink coat tied to Justice Department officials and the alien property custodian Harold Baynton amid power plays and wartime assets. He traces connections to Leica maker Horowitz, antitrust lawyer Bergson, and political scrutiny by Senator Wiley, noting profits from alien property benefiting veterans while questioning expense items and moral tone in Washington.
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Washington
Justice Department
Harold Baynston
Pearson
Wiley
Wisconsin
R. D. Jenkins
International Silk Guild
Jenkins
Silk Guild
Uncle Sam
Senator Wiley
Horowitz
Baynton
Herbert Bergson
Harvard Law School
Leitz Co
David Bazelon
California
Bazelon
Leica Camera Concern
Bergson
China
B. and O. Railroad Rfc
Guy Gabrielson
Carthage
Mrs. Baynton
Leitz Company
McGrath
G. Merlyn O'Keefe
MccGrath
Chrysler-Plymouth
Harold G. Paull
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Providence
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Probing Identity and Political Gaps in 1950s Talk
A psychoanalyst cites gender fears as women seek personal worth beyond being merely female. A projection on presidential runs notes donors ready to fund a 1952 bid, with calls to divine guidance. A stray line claims Texas Governor Aluan Suivers supports oil and gas nationalization, amid era-era figures and scripture references.
Hill Top Views on Religion and Individualism
Dr J A Hill argues religion provokes strong responses yet reveals divinity in man. He links personal faith to eternal values, democratic spirit, and social progress, warns against equating forms with substance, and defends freedom to seek God individually.
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J. A. Hill Canyon
Christ
Church
A.D. 1
Christmas Spirit and Santa Claus in Every Family
Polk Street Professor Earle Fischer shares a shaggy tale about a coffee mishap and a restaurant joke. A Holiday Bureau message urges careful planning before Christmas charity, noting families should decide who plays Santa. Call Mrs. Irene Ott at 6-6359 for ideas.
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Earle Fischer
Holiday Bureau
Santa Claus
Irene Ott
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues Summary
Answers to the previous puzzle fill across and down clues. Across hints include flag depictions and river republic, while vertical clues list oaths, equipment, and prefixes. The grid names metals, herbs, and notable terms like Lutecium ab and Igraine variant, with many entries spanning nations, capitals, and common nouns.
Lets Explore Your Mind by Dr Wiggam on Happiness and Quiet Students
The piece notes that blame for personal faults often rests on a spouse and offers a happiness scale from 0 to 12 by Rex Hersey. It also cites psychologist Benjamin Bloom finding quiet students may learn more than the instructor expects as speaking up is scarce.
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Rex Hersey
Benjamin S. Bloom
John F. Dille Co
Conspiracy Echoes on Amateur Sports and School Scandals
A speaker defends conspiratorial practice in sports and education, comparing professional lawbreakers, college labor schemes, and military academy recruiting to the same mindset. He argues it is criminal to jail a player who extended the conspiracy by taking money from a gambler rather than a rich alumnus, insisting the game’s outcome is irrelevant.
Webb May Resign As Acheson Aide
Washington dispatch notes talk that James E. Webb may resign as undersecretary of state early next year and be replaced by David K. E. Bruce, amid Webb's illness and plans for rest. Some speculate Acheson could resign, but associates say he intends to stay until Truman's term ends in January 1953.
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Washington
James E. Webb
David K. E. Bruce
France
Webb
Truman
Acheson
Mr. Truman
Color blind sees better in darkness than sighted person
A color blind individual perceives conditions in the dark more clearly than someone with normal vision, suggesting heightened adaptation or contrast sensitivity under low light. The finding highlights variability in visual performance linked to color perception.
Arrest 313 in Raid on Club
SAN ANTONIO Dec 10 officers using cadets as undercover men arrested 313 people at the Keyhole Club early yesterday Four of those arrested were special deputy sheriffs All but 73 were turned over to military police and booked for violation of state liquor laws Pleas of guilty were accepted for 208 persons who were fined five dollars Others made bond or were kept in jail
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San Antonio
Keyhole Club
Print 84 papers in Korea Munsan
Eighty one newspapers are published by United States Army units in Korea and distributed regularly to the troops in Munsan.
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Korea
Munsan
Unite States Army
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