War effort by meals expert urges nutrition institute
Maurice Dreier, longtime food authority, proposes an "institute of nutronics" under President Truman. He argues proper eating can boost energy for industry, government, and the armed services, urging breakfast with eggs and toast, a measured lunch, and a full dinner with vegetables and dessert to enhance productivity and health. He cautions public adoptive appetite changes would need plotting and public appetite.
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Harman Nichols
Washington
U.P
Maurice Dreier
Tru- Man
Maurice
Armed Services
Dreier
Fall Into Cave Fatal to Youth
Nashville report says 17 year old Edward Donald Ball Jr. died from a fractured skull after falling into a 40 foot crevice in Higgenbotham cave near McMinnville. He was with three high school classmates when the accident occurred and rescuers pulled him from the treacherous cavern after 17 hours. Ball was the son of the Tennessee Chief of Bureau for the Associated Press.
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Nashville
Tenn
Edward Donald Ball, Jr
Bal
Tennessee
Associated Press
Higgenbotham Cave
McMinnville
Pravda Attacks MacArthur Over Japanese Armament
Pravda in Moscow accuses General MacArthur of urging Japan to rearm. It cites his New Year message urging force to repel force if lawlessness endangers peace and notes a 75,000 strong police reserve with heavy arms led by former war criminals.
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Moscow
Pravda
MacArthur
Japan
Communist Party
Mayor and Governor-Elect Meet On Christmas Bicycle
In Baltimore a boy on a Christmas bicycle nearly collided with two pedestrians. The youth was playfully greeted by the taller man who claimed to be mayor, then corrected by another who said he was governor. Mayor Thomas D Alesandro and Governor-elect McKeldin introduced themselves.
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Baltimore
Thomas D’alesandro
Maryland
McKeldin
No perfect steak claim sparks world beef search
After 20 years of chasing perfection, a speaker says no steer on earth can yield the ideal steak. He notes the venture may cost money but is worth trying, saying this time he isn’t seeking a perfect steak.
Positive Christianity urged at Episcopal college convention
Delegates from 75 campuses at Birmingham Michigan adopted a New Year message calling for a positive Christianity on college campuses. More than 120 delegates attended the five day convention ending Sunday, forming the National Canterbury association of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Birmingham
Mich
Protestant Episcopal College
Episcopal College
National Canterbury Association
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mardi Gras Is Big Question in New Orleans
In New Orleans the fate of Mardi Gras dominates chatter among social elites and krewe organizers. With four early krewes canceling due to Korea, officials and many carnival groups contemplate a reduced celebration while invoking 3,000 jobs tied to Rex and related costumes and events.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New Orleans
U.P
South
Delesseps Morrison
Rex
Momus
Comus
Proteus
Val
Lillian Lewis
Leda Plauche
Hollywood Star Tom Drake Leaves Stage For Film Role
Tom Drake, after four months touring the Eastern states as Harry Segall's Heaven Can Wait lead, returns to Hollywood to star in the tentatively titled No Help From Heaven for Columbia. He shifts from stage success to a major screen lead, signaling a new phase in his acting career.
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Tom Drake
Harry Segall
Hollywood
Columbia
Seven children die with mother in farm house fire
A widow Mrs Bobbie Martin and her seven children perished in a holiday weekend blaze at their isolated NEOSHO Missouri farm. The seven children aged from 15 months to 12 years accompanied their mother in the three room home. Coroner Thompson said the fire likely started between midnight Saturday and noon.
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Neosho
Bobbie Martin
Bodies found in wooded home near town in southwest Missouri
Sunday, investigators reported two milk company employees discovered the family dead. The house stood in a wooded area about three miles east of the small southwest Missouri town, where authorities theorized the victims were trapped in their sleep.
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Milk Company
Missouri
Tomato Juice Zest Appetizers With Lemon Sugar Salt
A half teaspoon of lemon juice and a pinch of sugar with a dash of salt add zest to a cup of tomato juice. This amount yields two appetizer portions to be served with crisp crackers.
Warren and Tomack Join No Help From Heaven Cast
Ruth Warren and Sid Tomack are cast in Columbia's No Help From Heaven directed by Ralph Murphy and produced by Lou Appleton and Monty Shaff. Dane Clark, Cathy Advertisement.
Dingle Seeks Readers with Free 9000-Word Treatise
Thirty nine years after a Tibet journey Edwin J. Dingle credits a mystic with health, wealth, and worldwide recognition. He offers a free 9000 word treatise through The Institute of Mentalphysics, 213 South Hobart Blvd Los Angeles 4 Calif, urging prompt replies as copies are limited.
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Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles
Calif
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