Truman Point Four plan moves from talk to possible action
The Nation Today explains President Truman's Point Four program, approved by Congress but not funded, with a $35 million first year projection. It outlines aims to aid backward nations through experts, education, and investment, while Congress reviews yearly continuation and scope. It notes existing Latin American aid and UN involvement, and weighs doubts about effectiveness against stopping communism.
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Washington—C
Truman
Congress
State Department
Latin America
United Nations
Food and Agricultural Organization
World Health Organization
U. S
Mr. Truman
Gloria Brown defies police to clear husband in murder plot
Gloria Brown schemes to contact Mrs. Benoni to deliver a pie with proof while her husband Miltiades is held on murder charges. She confronts a new doorman, seeks a Boston lawyer, and riffs with a distracted professor about courage and justice, foreshadowing a risky self-help plan.
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Gloria Brown
Gloria
Mrs. Benont
Mrs. Benent
Lieutenant McGann
Homicide
Miltiades
Seventh Avenue
Hansen
Jones’ Beach
Ben
Reuben
Benonis
Boston
New York
No Economy In Sight In Congress Budget Experiment
A one package federal budget bill likely doomed after a year. Leaders hoped a single measure would save time and reveal where to economize, but four weeks of debate and dulling committee work quenched momentum. Critics call it a lemon and favor smaller, varied bills. The Hoover Commission ideas linger as a possible fix.
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House
Lucas
Illinois
Senate
John Taber
New York
Congress
Hoover Commission
GOP Sees Farm Belt Shift Favoring 1952 Victory
Republicans claim Iowa results prove a farm voter shift back to GOP as they blame Brannan plan and the Peurifoy scandal. Hickenlooper wins heavy Republican support while Loveland’s Democratic vote share lags after resigning from Agriculture to campaign.
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Iowa
GOP
John Peurifoy
Truman
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Brannan
Albert Loveland
Department of Agriculture
Loveland
Inequitable School Aid Sparks Debate on Local Responsibility
The article argues that state subsidies for public schools amount to about 100 million dollars yearly and are distributed via a flat pupil-based base plus an "additional" aid to cover shortfalls. It warns against districts relying on state funds due to weak local taxation, notes declining property values since 1928, and highlights the central question of local versus state responsibility in school support.
A Statesmanlike Speech By Sen Smith
The article lauds Sen Margaret Chase Smith for a Senate floor speech and a GOP backed statement that criticized the Democratic administration. It labels her words as above partisanship and a voice of decency, honesty, and integrity amid a Senate seen as a forum of hate.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Sus
Parranda program helps children bridge cultural gaps at P. S. 165
Dr. Rachel Davis Dubois designs a cross cultural program dubbed parranda to curb tension from the melting pot theory. At P. S. 165 in Upper West Manhattan children from 48 nationalities share meals songs and games across homes. The approach aims to build pride in cultural backgrounds and respect for others.
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New York
Rachel Davis-Dubois
South Jersey
Mrs. Dubois
Dr. Dubois
Puerto Rico
Republican rhetoric and ethics clash over campaign tactics
A Senate member urged a Republican victory while condemning smear tactics. She warned that while Democrats erred, using dirty tricks would bring a temporary GOP win but a lasting loss for the American people.
Battle Against Insects Progress and DDT's Role
Doctor describes long history of insect control from drainage and fish pools to DDT and other chemicals. Mosquito bites vary in reaction, and attempts to induce immunity have largely failed. Black widow spiders in the Americas are noted for severe bites, with the female responsible.
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Paris Green
Americas
Television Schedules For WLW C Channel 3 And More
Daily listing of programs for WLW C Channel 3 and WBNS TV Channel 6 with times from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. including Kukla Fran Ollie News and Theater segments and late night news and music shows. Contains multiple stations and a wide range of shows.
TV Schedule Fragment For WSAZ Channel 5
A partial day by day lineup lists programs from 8:00 to 2:30 with titles including The Texan film Western Theater Kukla Fran and Ollie and Teletips. The page shows repeated Test Pattern entries and a To Be Announced at 9:45 and 10:45.
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W. R. Feemster
TV Rangers
General Store
Dad's Grocery
Pictorial News
Dad's Almana
Homu
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Bob Howard
Weatherbird
Quiz Hall answers reveal varied knowledge across ages
Readers test recall across categories with questions on film stars law weather and nursery rhymes. The provided answer key lists Burt Rudy Dan Walter for item one attorney general for item two December for item three true for item four goose for item five cat for item six three for item seven Missouri for item eight Vidkun Quisling for item nine Mississippi for item ten.
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Jesus
South Carolina
Alabama
Virginia
Missouri
Burt
Rudy
Dan
Walter
True
Goose
Cat
Three
Vidion Quisling
Mississippi
Funeral Rites and Local Notices From Nelsonville Area
Funeral rites for Jacob Danko 77 were held at the Nelsonville Catholic Church with burial in the Buchtel Cemetery. Danko born in Austria came 40 years ago. he worked at the Kimberly mine. He leaves two daughters Mary Ann and one son John. wife died four years ago. Various locals served as pallbearers and attendees included families from Athens Columbus and surrounding towns. Graveside services for Arthur Curtis 45 were held at Green Lawn cemetery. he died in a Cleveland hospital and is survived by his wife Esther. Various visits and local happenings follow including mine operations and berry crop outlook. marriages and visits of relatives are noted. Floyd Brown mentioned as a pallbearer also appears at the end.
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Kimberly
Jacob Danko
Nelsonville Catholic Church
Yockey
Buchtel
Mr. Danko
Austria
Kimberly Mine
Mary Ann
John
Robert Beckler
Floyd Brown
William Davis
Nazarene
Athens
Bob Evans
Charleston
W. Va
Eugene Pickett
Carl Somers
Nelsonville
Ulysses Crain
Arthur Curtis
Greenlawn
Curtis
Cleveland
Esther Farms
Pearl Keplar
Haydenville
Robert Hatfield
Jess Hillen
Electa Davis
Patty Breeze
Frank Pickett
Venus Pitts
Columbus
Lucy Wood
John Butler
Fanny Butler
Robert Kennedy
Mary Beckler
Frank Cunningham
Wilmington
Ohio
Tom Wood
Donald E. Saulbeamer
New Straitsville
Ruth E. Brown
Murray City
Radio Network Schedule for June 14 15 1950s
A dense TV radio grid lists NBC WLW Cincinnati and other stations with frequencies and a full day’s programming from noon to after midnight and into the next day. The schedule includes news, dramas, quiz shows, variety, and live music across multiple networks and lines.
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Hlades
Goodby
MTA
Inequitable School Aid
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Dick Turner
Pat
Edwen P. Jordan, M.D
Wlw-C
Showroom
News Caravan
Faye Emerson
Nature of Things
Theater
Break the Bank
Crusade
Europe
B' Way Openhouse
Photo News
WTVN
Captain Video
Wbns-Tv
Cham
Roger Nelson
Douglas Edward
Chet Long
Arthur Godfrey
Wilton EF
Hall
Lancaster
Vallee
Duryea
Pidgeon
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of Interior
Benito Mussolini
Hermann Goering
Vidkun Quisling
Adolph Hitler
Old Man River
St. Lawrence
Potomac
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WOOLI
Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Nbe
Cbe
One Man's Family
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Abe Bob Crosby
Claub
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Dbs
Abe International
Abe Groucho Marx
Hannibal Cobb
Abe Robt
Q. Lewis
Buzz Adam
Abe Harry James
Lawrence Welk
Dbbs
News & Variety
Red Foley
Clevelandatres
Abe Bob Poole
Hollywood
Chance of
Abe Queen
West
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