Peace drive shapes Cold War arms race and rhetoric
The Nation Today notes the United States plans about 13.0 billion dollars for next year’s armed forces and Russia about 19.85 billion. Congress and presidents repeatedly frame actions as pursuing peace, with officials like Hoffman and Acheson stressing the word but warnings that neutrality of Europe is the real aim.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
Paul Hoffman
Marshall Plan For
Europe
Congress
Moscow
Hoffman
Acheson
Houses of
Truman
Mr. Truman
University of Missouri At Columbia
St. Louis
Dallas
Tex
LONESOME BRIDE IN QUIZ HALL
A quiz hall page presents questions for men and women with point values for correct answers. Sample items ask about Plymouth Rock, geysers, Icelandic dialects, aviation terms, quotations, and explorers, ending with a garbled biblical query.
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Plymouth Rock
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Daisy
Iceland
Buzz
Peter
South Pole
Peary
Washington
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Five Years After War Occupations In Europe And Asia
The piece notes progress in U.S.-Russia Cold War outlook and debates over German internal security forces. It cites about 225000 U.S. troops abroad with 124000 in the Far East and 86000 in Germany. It contrasts postwar aims in Germany then and now.
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Adenauer
Department of Defense
U.S
Far East
Germany
Austria
Trieste
Japan
South Korea
Europe
Certificates of Safety honor nearly 1000 coal workers
Nearly 1000 soft coal mine workers receive Certificates of Safety for clean records in 1949. Supervisors with no lost time accidents over long periods reflect strong safety emphasis. Mechanization and safer practices boost output, wages, and shorter weeks, signaling broad industry improvement.
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Bureau of Mines
Public Opinion Favors No Extra Fireman in Diesel Cabs
The Atlanta Constitution notes public opinion against adding firemen to Diesel engine crews amid railroad labor disputes. It cites fact finding boards and unions, urging labor leaders to avoid demands harmful to public interests and industry jobs.
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Atlanta Constitution
Census count questioned in Athens population report
The piece argues the Census Bureau figures for Athens, excluding students, are unreliable and would not reflect a growing housing stock. It notes hundreds of new homes and full older homes, suggesting Athens should have at least 1000 more residents than a decade ago despite the reported shrinkage of 696.
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Gloria
Miltiades
Benonis
Sam
Gordon
Jack
Reuben
Brooklyn
Tony the Fruitman’s
Hansen
Marely
Colonel Perkins
Boston
Gloria Mur
Census Bureau
Athens
WPA
Americans fixated on corsets as 85 percent of women overweight
Boyle's column cites Fletcher D. Dodge of the Dorset and Brassiere Association of America reporting that 85 percent of U S women over 15 are overweight or out of shape in the corset zone. He predicts a fashion shift toward slimmer hips and softer bustlines with rising use of bras and girdles, noting Milwaukee leads in foundation garment purchases.
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New York
Dorset and Brassiere Association of America
U. S
Fletcher D. Dodge
Association
Fletcher
America
Dodge
Foundation Garment Industry
Nature
Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee
Migration into Athens and suburbs during and after war
The author notes a steady shift of residents into Athens and its suburbs since the war and that wartime reversal was temporary. It argues a wrong census figure would mislead planning, and that little practical action will follow from this moot issue.
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Athens
Evening TV Listings Across WLWC WTVN WBNS WBNS Stations
Telegraph style schedule lists multiple channels WLWC WTVN WBNS and WSAZ with daily programming from 6:00 PM to 3:30 AM. Shows include Kukla Fran Olle Teletheater News Newsroom Wrestling Studio One Candid Camera Parade of Stars and Weatherbird with blocks for morning and afternoon test patterns and feature films.
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Kukla
Frank
Robert Montgon
Studio One
Nitecappers
Homemakers
Wsaz-Tv
Fran
Olle
Telenews
Bob Howard
Weatherbird
Radio Schedule Listings for NBC WLW and Partners
A detailed daily and Tuesday program guide lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston and more on 700 to 1490 KC. It covers noon to 1 PM weekday programming and 6 to 8 PM evenings with network shows, music, news, dramas, and kiddies hours.
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NBC
WLW
Cintinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WCOI
Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Nbe
One Man's Family
Nbe Beulah
Cbbs
Jack Smith
Cba
Gordon MacRae
Ethel and Albert
Abe Bobby Benson
Barrow
Nbc-Tv
Goutrey
Henry Taylor
Joe Hasel
Voorhees
Mpbs
Paul Lavalle
Night Beat
Irma
Christopher London
Abe Bob Hawk
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Etta F. Allen
Isaac Allen
Sanders Addition
Crooksville
Clement L. Rose
Joseph C. Allen
C. M. Bennett
R. A. Cope
William Schwartzel
W. A. Rouscalt
Aristarchus
Paul
John
Agabus
Trator
William H. Rouscult
Augusta Caywood
Homer Caywood
Donald C. McCabe
Roy E. McCabe
Blanche McCabe
Clair Butts
Charles Roberts
Somerset
Walter Conkle
Justice of the
Leonard Euman
Albert Smith
Maud Smith
Philip Mungan
Redfield
James
Sallie Walker
Zanesville
Rehoboth
Letha
C. O. Milligan
A. E. Aikenhead
Glen Aikenhead
Earl Hartley
A. and A. Coal Company
United Stripping Co
Cleveland
A. and A. Coal Co
T. M. Potter
Earl Bush
Helen Bush
Hite and
Hite
Thornville
Walter Knapp
Barberton
Patricia L. Burton
Myron Thomas Stiers
Salesville
Guernsey County
Elizabeth J. Allen
Mount Perry
H. H. Wilbur
Melvin L. Thrapp
Laura L. Eckhart
New Straitsville
Owen Plumly
William R. Wallace
Roseville
Mary Lou Clouse
Maurice Donovan
Mason H. Wilson
Leonard
Guy Eveland
George
Josephine James
Myrtle
J. A. Rarick
Bennetts Addition
Nancy J. Sniff
T. A. Young
Madison Township
John T. Dittoe
Charles D. Dittoe
Carl and
Lottie Bangle
Marion F. Thimson
Thorn Township
Ment
Gloria Brown
Mia
Benoni
Mured
Nea Serve Tae
Boyle
Hal Boyle
WLWC
Pictorial
Cartoon Theater
Carnival of Music
Our Police Dept
Wbns-Tv
Roger Nelson
Cbs-Tv
Chet Long
Silver Theater
Godfrey Scouts
By Galbraith
Red Riding Hood
Dick Turner
Red Foley
Clevelandaires
Abee
Arthur Godfrey
Abe Bob Poole
Cbe
Hollywood
Chance of Lifetime
Abe Queen
Hannibal Cobb
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