Three GIs bid farewell to Korean foster son at Kimpio base
Three young American soldiers stand grim and tender as they evacuate their seven year old ward Syngman Rhee from a war zone. They recall finding him ragged and sick, now healthy, as the transport leaves. One father pockets a reminder stone while another clutches a camera.
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Kimpo Air Base
Korea
U.S
South Korea
John Braman
Green Bay
Wis
Cpl
David A. Said
Belen
N. M
Arthur Densmore
Wilder
Densmore
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Cpl. Densmore
Westwaygo squad returns home after battle shock
Eddie Engstrom and his World War II squad find themselves back in Westwaygo and realize they are dead except for Eddie's dog Duke. The men read the Westwaygo News, talk of family troubles, rationing, beds, and taxes, and reflect on life, death, and war while awaiting what comes next.
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Eddie Engstrom
Westwaygo
Eddie
Duke
Joe
Westwaygo News
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Detroit
Lloyd Nelson
Lloyd
Nelson
Jake Snyder
G.I
Army
Navy
Lines Are Being Drawn Across The Nation In A Global Debate
The piece notes Herbert Hoover and Joseph Kennedy urging limits to European and Asian commitments and favors a U S defense focus. It cites bipartisan calls for re evaluating world policy and highlights Americans asking how to halt a Soviet advance while showing widening domestic opposition to ongoing European ventures.
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Herbert Hoover
Oceans
Europe
Asia
United States
Hoover
Joseph Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
Great Britain
United Nations
Korea
Mr. Kennedy
Congress
Court House
Our Foreign Policy and the Need for Better Leadership
A column argues the United States promotes democracy to curb war but faults the execution of foreign policy. It blames official stupidity for missteps since Pearl Harbor, cites Korea and China as examples, and calls for a new Secretary of State, improved intelligence, and a centralized expert committee with congressional checks.
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United States
White House
Pearl Harbor
Korea
C. A. Turner Co
Pittsburgh
Hog butchering season and old farm cooking memories
A correspondent recalls hog butchering in cold winters and the annual af fair as symbols of a rural season. The piece reflects on outdoor processing, ham and sausage preparation, and pork’s central role in winter meals alongside memories of snow, frost, and simple country life.
The Nation Today Sees Leaner Holidays Ahead for 1951
James Marlow warns that postwar economic strain will intensify in 1951 as defense production rises, civilian goods fall, taxes and drafts grow, and civil defense programs loom. He notes Washington will shift into a busy year with the 82nd Congress and renewed Cold War pressures.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
82Nd
Remembering rural meat traditions and winter
The piece reflects on cold barnyard scenes with white carcases and home killed pork, recalling meals of tenderloin and sausage. It notes children needing substantial fuel and praises the writer for highlighting butchering time, evoking memories for rural readers who once carried meat home in paper wrappings.
Pinworms Common in Children and Dormitory Settings
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains pinworms as a common intestinal parasite, especially among children in large families or dormitories. He notes eggs cause intense itching, diagnosis by skin swabs, and treatment works best when all infected in a household are treated together with rigorous hygiene to prevent reinfection.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Television Schedule Snippet for Ohio Stations
TV listings from WLWC WTVN WBNS and WBNS detail daily programs from morning to late night including Kukla Fran and Ollie News Caravan Captain Video Beulah Magic Telekitchen Space Patrol and Doug Edwards with multiple time slots and channel identifiers for three city area stations.
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TV Rangers
Kukla
Fran
Joan Conte
News Caravan
Star Theater
Theater
Ransom Sherman
Burt Parks
Kate Smith
NBC Comics
Gabby Hayes
WTVN
Cartoon Theater
Studio K
Garry Moore
Barbara Joy
Robert Q
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Ollie
Millton Berle
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Robert Q. Lewis
Bert Parks
Railroad Club
Three Men Injured When Car Hits Tree on Route 35
Three men Albert Lane Gerald Van Kirk and Eugene Hoffman sustained minor cuts and bruises after a car crashed into a tree on Route 35 about three miles from Point Pleasant Friday night. The driver was not located and the injured were taken to Point Clinic by Mr and Mrs H A Bright. The accident was reported about 11 50 p m.
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Point Pleasant
Route 35
Albert Lane
Gerald van Kirk
Eugene Hoffman
Point Clinic
H. A. Bright
Radio Station List Shows Regional Broadcast Coverage
A compiled roster details area radio stations NBC WLW in Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus and other outlets including WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg and WaT SG ock with WOLL FM listing noon to 10 p m weekdays.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnatisco
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
Wat
WOLL
Radio Schedule Snippet with Three Networks
A dense listing of prime time radio programming across networks all detailing show names and times from 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm. It includes news, sports, music, comedy and drama with performers such as Bob Crosby Milton Berle Vaughn Monroe and more.
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Nbe-Che
Abc-Mbs-East
Abc-Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Armstrong
SBS
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Cavalcade of America
Monte Cristo
Fanny Brice
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbs Opera
Abec
Bob Hope
Luigi
Cba
John Steele
Treasury
Abe Dollar
Abec Capito
All Weta
Beulah Film
Milton Berle
Dbs
Dumont
Buck Rogers
Fireside Theater
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Cbe
Billy Rose
Circle Theater
Radio Schedule Jump Start Morning Noted Programs
A daytime radio lineup lists programs from 9:00 AM featuring the Jack Baker Show and Breakfast Club through 6:00 PM with shows from CBS, NBC, and ABC networks. Notable entries include Tennessee Jamboree, Arthur Godfrey, Welcome Travelers, and Strike It Rich among others with various hosts and times.
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Jack Baker
Abe
Cbs
Clevelandaires
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Cbe
Ladies Fair
Hand in Cap Named Source of Handicap Term in Sports
The term handicap in sports traces to the phrase hand in cap used for drawing lots to level chances. The old practice assigned advantages to competitors by chance rather than merit, influencing early betting and competition methods.
Water myths and tea remedies in Chinese culture
A fragment notes that some Chinese people distrust plain water and believe it causes illness. They opt for tea, trusting leaves to purify water and improve health.
High Altitude Runway Demands Longer Takeoff
Thinner air at high altitude requires longer runways for airplane takeoffs. The effect increases needed takeoff distance and affects flight operations at high elevation airfields.
Button Front Maternity Dress Pattern No 8587
Comfortable mother to be dress with waist drawstring and matching smock pattern 8587 offered in sizes 12 through 42. Sue Burnett directs order by mail from The Athene Messenger New York with 25 cents plus 5 cents mailing for pattern 8587 and 25 cents for the Fall and Winter FASHION book.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N.Y
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Hal Boyle
Rascal
Orman Berglund
Oscar Mahoney
Oscar
WLWC
Captain Video
Carnival of Music
World News
Boko Wbns-Tv
Weatherman
Earl Flora
Faye Emerson
Doug Edwards
Dick Turner
NEA Service. Inc
T. M. Reg
U. 8
Abbe
Lanny Ross
Lonez
Hollywood
Abe Bob Poole
Cbs Kiddies
West
Pbs
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
M. Red
Pat
John
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