Watered Down Democratic Field Emerges In 1952 Race
Dark horses Lausche Kefauver and Harriman enter the Democratic presidential contest while Stevenson holds a clear lead. Lausche limits early runs to Ohio May 8 and is seen as available for conservative and moderate voters, though he faces party resistance. Kefauver plans wins in primaries to prove strength, potentially forcing Stevenson to mount cross support strategy.
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New York
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TV Gains Surging Reach Among Farms and Opera Feats
The article notes one third of farms own TV sets with regional variations from 63.1 percent in the Middle Atlantic to under 45 percent in the West and South. It also recounts Maria Callas fending off process servers at Chicago hotel, dancing servers away, and delivering operatic comments from behind a door.
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East North Central
Northwest
West
Maria Meneguim Cauan Ox
Chicago
Miss Callas
Financial strain hits fast growth regions as credit tightens
The piece argues tighter monetary policy will slow growth in the West South and Midwest farming states. It notes Northern and Eastern money funds most investment while Arizona relies on out of state lenders to finance a housing boom. Farmers face higher instalment costs as banks tighten terms and seek to cut price risks.
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Midwest
Arizona
Bureau of Business Research
University of Arizona
Bureau
Hollywood Talent Hunt Says Stars Now Find Names Harder
Hal B Wallis argues fresh talent has more chance than ever as stars form companies and veteran actors thin out. He urges theater and summer stock experience, cites past discoveries like Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, and Shirley Booth, and asserts a screen test is rarely unnecessary.
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Rising defense costs dim tax relief hopes amid Cold War push
The piece argues that bigger defense spending will dampen tax relief prospects for individuals and firms. It cites a booming economy and higher payrolls increasing Treasury receipts but warns scientific advances and a 39 billion dollar defense budget threaten personal and corporate tax cuts in a potentially renewed cold war era.
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Music and Morale: Dr Crane on Song’s Power and Pitfalls
Dr George W Crane argues music aids mental health and morale with examples from Shakespeare to modern psychology. He cites Marcia B a 28 year old music teacher and studies by Cattell and Anderson at Manteno State Hospital showing the mentally ill prefer slow sad music while maniacs favor fast upbeat tunes.
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George W. Crane
Marcia B
Fms
Saul
David
Raymond B. Cattell
Jean C. Anderson
Tat Manteno State Hospital
Illois
University of Illinois
Ultraviolet Lamps and Sun Exposure Facts Explored
Dr Jordan explains ultraviolet lamp use for health and cosmetic reasons, noting similarities to sun exposure in vitamin D production and skin tanning. risks include eye damage and skin burns, with benefits in rickets treatment and vitamin enrichment of foods.
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Fishermen reel in unexpected Christmas dolphin harvest
In a Japanese fishing hamlet south of Tokyo a school of 2000 dolphins, each about five feet long, was netted during a Christmas harvest. Villagers ringed the animals and drove them toward the bay before loading about 50 for sale, while the headman warned against flooding the market.
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Barl Sapan
Tokyo
Arab Bay
Whale hunters prepare harpoon gear for chase at sea
Naish oversees harpoon blade crafting as the crew arms three boats with sharp steel points and light warps. The crew readies for a distant chase while Naish contemplates command and journals, watching the crew from the quarter deck.
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Nalsh
Bothwick
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Phoebe
Tommerre Horoscope Brings Career Hope and Birthday Promise
The stars urge focus on long term ideas and plans with potential career and prestige gains. Favorable vibes surround domestic and social matters though avoid rosy promises and not take new romances too seriously. A birthday era ahead hints a promising year with job, social, and financial opportunities.
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Tommerre
Fragmented nautical tale recalls memories aboard ship
The narrator recalls Phoebe’s image and past moments with her on land and at sea. Crew, memories, and nautical life fill the cabin as the ship’s mood shifts toward action hinted by plans to access gear and boats tomorrow.
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Phoebe
Hamilton
Shoatahi
Radio Programs Schedule and Listings for 1929
A fragmented schedule lists various radio segments and hosts including News and Sony, Book Hunter, Andy Reporeeca, Molly, Rinva Commenemabe, Dawn, Merceritt House, and 600 Broadway Matinee. Entries show times like 0:15, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, 2:20, and a mid afternoon matinee. The source reads as a chaotic program guide with multiple imperfect spellings and unknown entities.
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Ebe
Jack Carson
Sony
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Book Hunter
Embe
Ameren
Mammon
Andy
Rasatupebe
Ober
Molly
Rinva
Moe
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