Never marry a woman who can count
A humorous old tale from New York follows six men and their wives who discover a salary gap. Boss Filch seeks a raise amid ribbing about earnings as wives pressure him to secure better pay. The punchline warns against marrying a woman who can count.
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Wileh
Yileh
Bileh
Dileh
Tileh
Pileh
Filch
Fileh
Vileh
Thich
Aris
Fitch
Files
Wilch
Bitch
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Tilch
Pitch Weil
Cancer Puzzle and the Need for More Research
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan discusses why cancer remains unsolved despite vast funding and progress. He explains cancer as uncontrolled cell growth, the search for why certain cells misbehave, and the challenge of stopping bad cells without harming normal ones, noting reliance on surgery and directed radiation until new methods emerge.
Inflation and political blame in postwar economy warned long ago
The Messenger recalls warnings from World War II era against inflation and criticizes Truman era policies favoring farmers and labor. It argues inflation is a manufactured result of government actions, with wages, prices, and cost of living rising, leaving workers and businesses struggling. The piece labels inflation a political tool and a threat to purchasing power.
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Truman
O'Mahoney
Montana
Bernard M. Baruch
Washington
Hamburg
United States
Screem
France visit by Auricai yields platitudes and little aid
The French president’s goodwill tour is criticized as empty theater amid France’s troubles. The piece argues France seeks a cash gift while internal strife and poverty limit its world power role. It notes Britain and the United States’ aid dynamics and warns against renewed East West conflict.
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France
Pyee
Washington
Europe
Winston Churchill
America
England
M. Aurio
Talk or Else to Dawson Testimony in RFC Probe
A White House aide Donald Dawson has not yet agreed to testify before the Senate committee probing the RFC scandal. President Truman has indicated no objection to Dawson's appearance, urging public clarity on his links to political influence. If he refuses, Truman should demand his resignation.
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Dawson
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Senate
REC
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RFC
Senate halves Troops for Europe plan amid constitutional tug of war
The Nation Today reports the Senate’s turnabout on sending U S troops to reinforce Western Europe under Article 3 of the North Atlantic Treaty. A repeal of Section 6 proposed by Senator McClellan would require more explicit congressional approval before any troop deployment. The debate reveals deep constitutional confusion and partisan contention over executive power and legislative consent.
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Korea
Russia
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Eisenhower
Hoover
Patt
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Taft
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Congress
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New Jersey
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
McCiellan
Arkansas
Western
McClellan
Surprising Jean Paul in New York Tim Walks Again
Tim, a CrippeD veteran confined to a hospital wheelchair, plans a bold trip to New York to visit Jean Paul, the fashion firm owner he adores while pretending devotion to mentor Dean. He gains a new sense of freedom as Midge and the shop’s glamorous world spark his renewed drive.
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Dean
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Midge
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Fifth Avenue
Jean Paul
56Th Street
Looking Back for a Simpler Time in Public View
A letter from R. B. Carson of Middleport laments modern life’s pace and tools. He contrasts primitive farming with tractors, notes social shifts from neighborly greetings to hurried encounters, and calls for old fashioned friendliness and honesty.
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Mille
R. B. Carson
Surplus Funds Lending Began In 1836 With $28 Million
The encyclopedia notes that to dispose of public surpluses the federal government started lending excess funds to states in 1836. That year about 28 million dollars were distributed among the states as loans to shore up finances.
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U.S
Encylopedia Britannica
Local social notes and visits across towns
Mrs Alice Rletner was taken to a Charleston hospital. Dr and Mrs J Kramp of Gary Indiana visited relatives here as did Mr and Mrs Emory LaRue. Roscoe Roush moved into the Catholic rectory after selling property to Carl Pyatt. Dr and Mrs AR Schackel moved to a new home on Fortin Street. Mrs Bertha Farley and daughter Jean returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs Raymond Farley in McKeesport. Harold Johnson and wife welcomed a son at Mason City April. Rev Ottoe McKenney returned to Charleston after helping his mother. George H Intels and Eadie Blake hosted dinner at Middleport with E Mae Ingyers.
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AR Schackel
Fourtin St
Bertha Farley
Jean
Farley
Raymond Farley
McKeesport
Harold Johnson
Mason
George H. Int¢els
Eadie Blake
Middleport
Flatter your feet with air cooled lounging pattern
Flatter your feet with a crochet lounging pattern featuring butterflies on each toe. Pattern No. S165 includes complete instructions for sizes small to large, material lists, stitch illustrations, and finishing directions. Send 20c, name, address, and pattern member to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger, New York.
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Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York
Radio Programs Schedule and Listings for NBC WLW and affiliates
The page lists daily radio programming across multiple stations including NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus and WB TV related segments. Entries cover noon to late evening with news music sports commentary dramas variety shows and band programs featuring a wide range of hosts and fictional programs.
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Charteston Eens
MHS
Abombs-East Kiddies
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Jack Smith
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Nawa
Nbe
Bob Crosby Club
Coe Evening
Halle
Chameleon
Drana
Ede
Abe Inder
Gildersleeve
Abe International
Mbe
Cbde
Bing Crosby
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Lawrence Welk
Nets
Television Programs Note Changes and Listings Across Stations
A chaotic listing of TV schedules across multiple stations notes program titles, times, and hosts. Entries include Eddie Mann, Kukia Fran and Oille, News Caravan, Four Star Revue, Broadway Openhouse, News Tonight, Morning Matinee, Breakfast Party, Captain Video, Bandstand, Comedy and variety shows, wrestling, and local news updates. The listings reflect wide coverage across WTVN WHNS TV and other channels with various time slots from morning to late night and multiple program blocks and host names.
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