Hardly a gun to show for millions spent
News analysis by Fulton Lewis Jr argues that after 16 billion dollars in emergency Korean War funds, defense purchases lag. He warns Congress may seek another multi-billion package, financing via debt and inflation rather than current taxes, with real spending unfolding in 1952. The piece notes vast structural and procurement delays and urges patience as defense projects ramp up.
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Doan's Pills Bid Quick Backache Relief
Older adults face backache fatigue and frequent urination from cold dampness or diet. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 50 years, claims to ease kidney strain by flushing waste from kidneys and restoring energy.
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Trouble With Jeep Thieves In Seoul
Seoul bureau report notes a jeep theft wave among correspondents in the billeted area. Writers describe a padlock solution covering hood, steering wheel, tool box, spare tire, and gear shift as a deterrent, while noting risk of axle-blocks and wheel theft remains possible.
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Urge Build Up in Grain Reserves
Washington January 2 The Agriculture Policy Committee of the National Planning Association urged the government to increase grain reserves fearing poor weather in the fifties. It warned against relying on past crops and noted Western Europe depends on U S grain.
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Agriculture Policy Committee
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