Christmas Charity Card Appeal From International Children's Fund
A columnist endorses the International Children's Emergency Fund of the United Nations, led by Maurice Pate, as a means to aid hungry and abandoned children. The fund sells 10 cent Christmas cards to raise four cents per card, with multilingual greetings and options to help provide milk, medicines, shoes, and vaccines for children in war-torn areas.
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International Children’s Emergency Fund
United Nations
Maurice Pate
Herbert Hoover
American Relief
Children’s Fund
Children's Fund
E. 42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Christ
Palestine
Moses
Jesus
Thorne Hill secrets unravel in a tense house reveal
In a stalled investigation Sheriff Purdy questions Leeana, Mart, and Sondra about Miss Maggie and Miss Aggie. Sondra risks truth under pressure while Peter and Jasper shape a deadly web behind Thorne Hill. The tale advances toward answers as confession edges closer.
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Purdy
Lick Williams
William
Miami
Johnny
Peter
Leeana
Mart
Miss Maggie
Sondra
Martin Preston
Maggie
Aggie
Agatha
Matt
Jasper Thorne
Sandra
Clem
Peeter
Miss Aggie
Thorne Hill
Pops
Devens
Jasper
Williams Place
Mart Preston
Will Americans End Korea War by Appeasement
An editorial argues against appeasing Russia and Red China through the United Nations. It warns UN concessions could erode the Korean war effort, leaving the U S isolated and risking Munich style defeat. It urges Congressional input and rejects letting the UN decide military aims without voter's say.
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Russia
China
Korea
United Nations Assembly
North Korea
United Nations
England
France
State Department
Truman
Chamberlain
Munich
Congress
United Nations General Assembly
Senate
House
America
Beef Demand Pushes Southeastern Ohio Pastures to Improve
The article notes rising beef demand as incomes rise and more Americans eat beef. It highlights pasture improvements, feed storage, and developing a local beef breed suited to the region. Farmers fight high feeder stock prices, yet many raise their own feed to cut costs, with population growth signaling 20 million more mouths to feed in coming years.
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Ohio Hills
Ohio
Airlift of Christmas Cards Reaches Korea
New York clergyman Rev. William J. Chase and St. James parishioners have sent about 8000 Christmas cards to wounded servicemen and troops in Korea. Col. John Linsley, Far East Air Forces chaplain, confirms distribution by chaplains and hopes similar efforts start nationwide.
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New York
Air Force
Korea
William J. Chase
St. James Episcopal Church
John Linsley
Far East Air Forces
Chase
Amer
Fortify Yourself with Contentmerit Fortress
Epictetus notes a mental fortification stance urging discipline and resilience. The maxim emphasizes steady study, self-control, and steady practice to withstand external pressures and cultivate inner strength.
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Epictetus
Retreat in Korea Casts Heavy Shadow Over Homecoming
Aerial view shows the 110000 American and Allied troops withdrawing from a failed offensive in Korea. Despite losses and bitter miles back to the front, courage remains as officers and men brace for renewed fight. A returning soldier asks what would be left to defend home if they go under.
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North Korea
America
United States Army
Eighth Army
Cecil H. Scott
Fort Worth
Tex
United Nations
Early Childhood Years Shape Health and Temperament
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan reviews a Public Affairs Committee pamphlet on handling ages three to six. It urges mothers to manage restlessness and school readiness, balance emotions, and plan clothing and safety, stressing practical common sense for parental health and child development.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Public Affairs Committee
East 38Th St
New York
N. Y
The Old Days Gone as Winter Hits Langsville Stores
Mrs. Alice Ward recalls how farmers and neighbors mobilized to keep roads open and supplies flowing during a heavy snowstorm in Salem Township. She contrasts past readiness with modern shortages of kerosene flour and fuel, noting families now rely on prepackaged goods while wagons and lanterns give way to travel delays.
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Salem Township
Langsville
Danville
Easy to Make by Sue Burnett Pattern No 8627
Hand sewn tailored look without bulk offers short or long sleeves. Pattern 8627 in sizes 12 to 42 with 4% yards of 45 inch fabric. Send 25 cents per pattern plus 5 cents postage and pattern number to Sue Burnett The Athens Messenger New York. Fall and Winter Fashion issue available for 25 cents.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Buck Run Buck Run on Logan Visit and Burial
Dave Woltz went to Logan on business. Mr and Mrs Charles Myer visited Lena Woltz. Andy Roop was buried at Fairview. Effie Woltz.
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Buck Run
Dave Woltz
Logan
Charles Myer
Lena Woltz
Andy Roop
Fairview
Effie Woltz
Television schedules listed for WLWC WTVN WENS and WSAZ
A dense list of nightly TV programs across stations WLWC channel 3 WTVN channel 6 WENS channel 10 and WSAZ channel 5 with show lineups from 6:00 p m to 5:30 a m and midafternoon to late evening include news sports theater cartoons and variety fare featuring Kukla Fran and Ollie Beulah Helen Hayes Garry Moore and Roy Rogers among others.
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TV Rangers
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Joan Conte
News Caravan
Star Theater
Theater
Modern Headlines
Moon River
Beulah
Science Review
Cartoon Theater
Wens-Tv
Channel 10
Buddy Cotter
Comedy Theater
Chet Long
Weatherman
John Foley
Doug Edwards
Faye Emerson
Helen Hayes
Studio K
Garry Moore
Barbara Joy
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
John Conte
Milton Berle
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
Railroad Club
Star Display Rivals Rockefeller Center Tree Display
Rockefeller Center adds a ceiling of stars display in cooperation with the Hayden Planetarium. A large network over the promenade will depict major constellations and the Milky Way as the Yuletide tree stands 85 feet tall from Mt Kisco.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Hayden Planetarium
Fifth Avenue
Mt. Kisco
Radio Schedule Snapshot for December 5 and 6
A dense listing of daytime and evening radio programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and Dumont with show titles hosts and segments including news sports music drama comedy and game shows. Notable items include News Broadcast at 3:55 pm and Evening Newsreel at 7:45 pm plus serials like Circle Theater and Say It with Music scheduled through late evening.
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Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe
Mbs- West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Armstrong
SBS
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Evening
Cavalcade of America
Monte Cristo
Fanny Brice
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbe Opera
Bob Hope
Luigi
Abe John Steele
Abe Ben Pollack
News & Variety
All Nets
Lanny Ross
Hollywood
Abe Bob Poole
Cbs Kiddies
Br. Jlater
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