Your Horoscope by Stella November 21 1951
Daily astrology column notes Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra. Emphasizes ambitions travel secrecy and social events with advice on personal growth and career hints. Syndicated note invites readers to obtain a booklet reading for all zodiac signs.
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Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
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Congressman Poage cites farm income drop versus nonfarm rise
U S congressman W R Poage of Texas says farm income fell about 20 percent over four years while nonfarm income rose about 25 percent He notes net farm income last year was 12 7 billion dollars versus about 17 billion in 1947 He spoke to the Texas Farm Bureau Federation as its meeting ends today in Houston
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W. R. Poage
Texas
Poage
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Expert players vary in skill at national bridge event
In Detroit during the first week of December champions face expert play. A recent national championship hand illustrates the thinking at the table. South aims for six diamonds by locating the queen of diamonds, while West opening the ace of hearts prompts South to consider whether the ace would be dormant if not cashed immediately.
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NEA
Detroit
War on Crime in New York Harbor
New York and New Jersey plan a joint crackdown on waterfront crime and racketeering in the port of New York. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ordered a sweeping port-wide investigation by the New York State Crime Commission, with bi state cooperation to begin when ready. Governor Alfred E. Driscoll called the move good news after recent conferences. The commission will not indict or prosecute and no targets were named.
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New Jersey
Thomas E. Dewey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Dewey
New York State Crime Commission
Driscoll
Trenton
New York Crime Commission
State Crime Commission
Agencies Conflict On Deficit Figures
Washington November 21 two government departments Treasury and Commerce clash over the upcoming year deficit. Commerce in a business trends analysis cites four billion dollars while Treasury Secretary Snyder warns seven and a half billion. Commerce bases its figure on Senate Finance Committee tax estimates of 65 billion and 69 billion in spending. Treasury projects taxes at 63.5 billion and spending 70 billion.
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Treasury and
Commerce
Commerce Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate Finance Committee
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Pioneer Big Bend resident Mrs Kokernot dies at 76
Alpine reports the death of Mrs. W. H. Kokernot aged 76 a pioneer resident of the Big Bend area after a lengthy illness.
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Alpine
W. H. Kokernot
Harbour land near Belfast leased for coal discharge berth
A 13 acre tract of harbor land near Belfast Northern Ireland has been leased to provide a landing berth for the discharge of 90 000 tons of coal, enabling organized unloading operations and facility use by the shipping sector.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Cactus Jack Garner Turns 83 Tomorrow
UVALDE November 21 John Nance Garner famed as a salty figure from his Vice Presidency will be 83 tomorrow. He aims to live to 92 to claim half his life as a private citizen, having spent 46 years in public office including 39 in Washington. He credits smoking five to six Mexican cigars daily and a nightly whiskey, sometimes with morning use.
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Garner
Washington
Congress
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Packages Ready For Yank POW's Food Aid Plan
Washington reports the American Red Cross is prepared to ship food and medicine to prisoners of war in Korea if a Communist agreement is reached. The Red Cross said it can supply 5,000 food packages as part of a relief program.
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Washington
Korea
American Red Cross
Red Cross
New Zealand Sheep Shearers Strike Wage Pact
A new wage pact allows New Zealand sheep shearers to earn up to 196 dollars a week. The agreement sets weekly pay limits and may influence nearby farming regions and labor negotiations.
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New Zealand
All-Vegetable Dr Caldwell Senna Laxative Ad
Stop harsh drugs for constipation and regain regularity with Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative. An all vegetable remedy, mild yet effective, no salts, promotes thorough relief and natural bowel action. Try the 25 cent size and mail for information from Box 280 New York NY.
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Callett
Dr. Caldwell
West and East navigate finesses to slam in hearts and diamonds
Players pursue slams by finesse ideas and pressure. South must guess queen of diamonds while West reveals safe exits. Some declarers succeed through careful play, others fail when defenders remove all clues, leaving no lead for misdirection.
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West
North
McGhee Considered For Ankara Post
Assistant Secretary of State George C. McGhee is reported under consideration as ambassador to Turkey. He leads Near East, South Asian and African affairs and would succeed George Wadsworth if named. The move aligns with Turkey joining the North Atlantic Pact.
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Washington
George C. McGhee
Turkey
Department
Truman
George F. Kennan
Acheson
Russia
Alan G. Kirk
McGhee
Ankara
George Wadsworth
Frankfurter Prices Due To Be Boosted
Washington November 21 retail prices of hot dogs and pork sausage may rise about two cents per pound and beer could cost a penny more per can. The Office of Price Stabilization authorized sausage makers using beef to pass on wholesale beef price increases from September and pork sausage makers to cover sheep casing costs. OPS also works on rules to add reasonable costs from the Korean outbreak through July 26 to brewer ceiling prices.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Mel Torme sues Martha Raye for damages
Hollywood Nov 21 Velvety crooner Mel Torme seeks 3906.51 dollars in damages from Martha Raye claiming she damaged his home during her stay with husband Nick Condos when she performed in a city musical. He says furnishings were battered burned and scratched.
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Hollywood
Mel Torme
Martha Raye
Torme
Miss Raye
Nick Condos
Torrie
Prisoner aid packages ready for shipment to Japan
Volunteers in Washington assembled 4,000 special packages for prisoners who may be ill or undernourished. A West Coast port is prepared for shipment to Japan. Armistice talks in Korea discuss arrangements for prisoners of war on both sides.
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Japan
Korea
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