Toward War Controls and Public Frustration with Washington
The public demands price wage freezes before inflation spirals, rejects war profiteering, and questions rapid price jumps after Korea. Panic buying could push Congress to approve wage and price controls and material rationing. Tax hikes loom, while defense spending and pork barrel projects fuel distrust in Johnson and wartime policy.
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Congress
Defense Department
Johnson
Washington
Call for decisive action against Soviet threat with atomic leverage
The writer argues the United States risks endless proxy wars with Russia and urges building up forces now to strike Russia with dozens of atomic bombs without warning, claiming decisive supremacy could have prevented future threats. The piece reflects heated Cold War sentiment and advocates drastic, unilateral military action.
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America
Russia
UN Security Council shows Moscow’s cynical diplomacy
The piece argues Russia uses bold denials to mask opportunistic policy shifts. Moscow walked out over Red China seating, then returned and pressed for China’s UN admission as leverage for peace talks. It claims Soviet promises are unreliable and driven by self interest.
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United Nations Security Council
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Security Council
China
Chiang Kai-shek
UN Council
Red China
Nehru
Stalin
Baruch's Mobilization Plan Sparks Narrow Congressional Vote
Bernard M. Baruch urged drastic national mobilization including price and wage controls before Congress. President Truman cautioned against such measures for now. The Mouse Banking Committee rejected Baruch's proposal by a 10 to 9 vote, signaling a pivotal Washington moment.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Congress
Truman
Mouse Banking Committee
Baruch
Congress weighs Oct 1 tax hike amid Korea War outlook
Congress debates Truman tax proposals as Korea War outcomes loom. If U S forces advance, pressure grows to delay individual tax increases until the new year. otherwise swift action is expected. Proposals include raising surtax rates and extra profits taxes with complex filing implications for 1950 returns.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
United States
U. S. Treasury
Doctor John Sand Brings Aid To Wolf Point Cowboys
In Wolf Point Montana a young doctor treats Dusty Rhodes after a shooting and helps Kit Carson run a hotel while facing threats from Toad and Blackjack Lambert. Doc readily aids locals, expands his practice, and navigates local ties as Dusty returns from a roundup and dangers loom.
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John Sand
Dusty Rhodes
Wolf Point
Mont
Kit Carson
Dusty
Blackjack Lambert
Kit
Doc
Toad
Dusty Shot
Cow Country
Little Doc
Dutch John
John
D.T
Little Dee
Butch Bell
Doughboys Fight on Ground in Korea Guts and Grit
Boyle's Column argues modern infantry and sturdy foot soldiers shape Korea’s fate. Frontline combat hinges on manpower over tanks as doughboys, aided by new weapons like the 3.5 inch bazooka, pressure the North Korean guerrillas through mountains and ridges.
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Korea
Air Force
United Nations
John N. Roush
Harrisburgh
Europe
Roush
U. S
Lawmakers Ready for Rationing in Russia Showdown
Lawmakers, heated after a tense crisis, signal willingness to adopt any program needed to prepare the nation for a clash with Russia. The vote serves as a warning against scare buying and hoarding, with rationing and price ceilings as the ultimate remedy.
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Ton
Russia
Quiz Hall Oop by Wilton E Hall
A printed quiz page presents ten questions for men and women with point values and a scoring rubric. It includes multiple choice prompts on architecture currency history electricity queen names and Roman numerals with an answer key obscured by garbled OCR text.
Public Forum denial of eternal torments debate
The letter from readers challenges claims of false prophets over eternal hell, urging proof that wicked souls have eternal life. It praises Mr. White, a local minister, for defending universal immortality and allowing open discussion, citing his honesty and gentlemanly stance. Athens, July 31.
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the Messenger
the Bible
White
Television Schedules for WLW C Channel 4 6 Tonight
Radio station listings detail adapters for WLW C Channel 4 and WIVN Channel 6 with lineups from 6:00 PM to 3:30 AM including Kukla Fran Ollie Fire side Theater Amateur Hour and a feature film plus news and music. Channel 6 presents Captain Video Musically Yours Sports Highlights and Weather segments with late night programming including Wrestling and To Be Announced.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Joe Hu
Neows Caravan
Fireside Theater
Dorothy Humphreys
Sinystack Flullahaioe
Trading Post
Teen Canteen
TV Rangers
General Store
WIVN
Captain Video
Don Winslow
MbTelenews
Doctor's Comments on Baldness and Its Causes
Baldness is more common in men with a strong family tendency. Treatments rarely cure it, and while scalp care may delay loss, prevention remains unclear. Hair loss follows infections or conditions like alopecia areata or scalp diseases such as ringworm, where addressing the underlying issue often restores hair.
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Ohio
Gallia
Jackson
Cincinnati
New York
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Gallipolis
Atlantic
John Evans
John Jones
Evan Evans
Lewis Davis
Cymru
Rodney
Green Township
Chillicothe
Rio Grande
Raccoon Township
Centerville
Jackson County
Kanawha
Reuben Rambo
Timothy Jones
Oak Hill
Thurman
Thomas Evans
South Wales
New World
Gallianeounty
Highest Atlantic coast light at Marcus Hook Range
The rear range light along the Delaware River stands 278 feet above sea level, making it the tallest light on the Atlantic coast of the continental United States.
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Marcus Hook Range
Delaware River
Atlantic
United States
Dog days origin tied to Sirius rising at dawn
The phrase dog days derives from Sirius appearing at dawn during the hot period. In ancient Egypt this time was called Nile days as the Nile overflowed in August.
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Egypt
Radio Station Frequencies and Programs Listing
Daily radio program schedule listing stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta and WoULFM BR1 megacycles with programs each day Monday through Thursday at 68 p.m.
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Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Woulfm
Broadcasting Schedule Snapshot for August 1–3
A dense list of radio and TV programs with times, networks, and show titles for August 1 evening and August 3 morning. Entries include news, dramas, music, variety, and kiddies hours across networks such as nbe abe cbs mbs and others, with repeats noted.
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Nbe
Chs
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Abe
One Man's Family
Abe Garry Moore
Whiteman
Monte Cristo
Gentlemen of Press
Penelope
Abe John Steele
Chas. Boyer
Cbs News
Cbs Time For Defense
Newsree
Life
News & Variety
Red Foley
Cbe
Clevelandatres
Arthur Godfrey
Jim Moore
Abe Bob Poole
Hollywood
Chance
Lifetime
Abe Queen
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C. H. Harris
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NEA Service
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Hal Boyle
Liuai
Wasié
Wilton E. Hall
Empire State Building
New York City
Lincoln Memorial
U. S. Capitol
White House
Eli Whitney
Daniel Boone
P. T. Barnum
Stephen Foster
Goliath
Maryland
Vermont
Florida
Louisiana
Bud Abcott
Charles
the Public Forum
Wlw-C
Mrs. Eels
Morni
Cartoon Theater
Ded
Almanay
Loecal
LJ Te
Wb Welcome House
Carnival of Music
Whns-Tv
Thesday
Farry Worm
Roger Nelson
Douglas Edwards
Long
Ace Drummond
Wsaztv
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