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Notre Dame profile shows it as more than a football power
Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, is expanding its endowment and building programs while maintaining a strong academic and spiritual identity. The piece notes its founding in 1842, campus growth to 1700 acres, 5000 students, 13 residence halls with no fraternities, and a mix of religious and secular leadership. It highlights football’s role but emphasizes scholarly standards, Protestant and Jewish representation, wartime alumni service, and pioneering scientific achievements including wireless communication and synthetic rubber.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
John J. Cavanaugh
Father Sorin
Congregation of the Holy Cross
West Point
Annapolis
University
Killer's Pace Crime Scene Showdown at Mansion Party
Jim Marshall confronts Larry Stone in a tense lounge room full of guns and alibis. Sonya Sareeta holds a pistol on Stone while Nanabbarro and Lou demand a confession about a murder night with Rose Bidault. Stone resists as Nanabbarro tortures him for the missing confession.
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Larry Stone
Marshall
Stone
Sonya Sareeta
Elsie Dinsmore
Star
Jim
Sonya
Riba
Nanabarro
Lou
Wansharro
Mac
Rose Bidault
Barney
Su Marshall
Fury
Rose
Nanabarra
Larry
Congressman Jenkins decries Truman beef price plan as hypocrisy
In a statement, Rep. Tom Jenkins attacks President Truman’s proposal to freeze farm parity prices and subsidy payments as a back door Brannan Plan. He says the plan would not help consumers or producers, causing shortages, rationing, and increased taxes. Farmers would lose independence and rely on federal subsidies instead of fair market prices.
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Tom Jenkins
Tenth District
Brannan
Authority For Power
Jenkins
Truman
New Attitude Faces Soviet Threat in Global Stand Up to Dictators
The piece argues the free world must abandon fear of Soviet escalation. It credits Stalin with waging a war of nerves and urges a decisive UN response to Korea and Manchuria. MacArthur's line against world communism gains traction in Washington and Europe as leaders debate risking conflict to defeat Mao and Red China.
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Free World
Soviet Union
Stalin
Korea
United Nations
Manchurian
Red China
Russia
Europe
MacArthur
Washington
London
Paris
Bonn
United States
Mao
Middle East
China
Mao Tseng
Rayburn defends Congress on spending and June 30 deadline
Speaker Rayburn criticized critics who call Congress a do nothing body and argued lawmakers have a solid record. He cited appropriations as the key effort, noting funding is needed by June 30 for the fiscal year start July 1, while in 1950 delays required stop gaps. He warned that June 30 may slip again and suggested moving the fiscal year to October 1.
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Rayburn
Rities
Congress
Thisme
Legislation and snuff boxes endure amid tobacco factory closure
Reports claim a Middletown Ohio chewing tobacco plant shut down reducing supply by about 20 million pounds yearly. Legislators insist the historic snuff boxes in the capitol remain filled daily despite modernization fears.
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Capitol
America
Middletown
Ohio
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court ruling loosens fair trade price rules
The decision lets manufacturers in fair trade states set minimums with retailers for new deals but allows any nonparty dealer to undercut in the future. A fishing reel example shows DC shops selling freely below the agreed price, while Louisiana cases illustrate post ruling dynamics.
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James Marlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Vermont
Missouri
Texas
District of Columbia
Louisiana
Schenley and
Calvert
New Orleans
Doctor Warns on Leg Circulation From Smoking
Dr Edwen P Jordan discusses Mrs W’s suspicion of blood vessel disease from heavy smoking. He cites Buerger's disease and Raynaud's as key possibilities, stressing tests, complete smoking cessation, warmth, and faithful treatment to prevent vessel block and potential loss of a toe or foot.
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Edwen P. Jordan
Mrs. W
Buerger
Television Programming Notes Across The Stations
A scan of listings shows WLWC channel 3 and WTVN channel 4, with daily schedules featuring news, sports, movies, and variety programs. WBNS channel 16 and WSAZ channel 5 present similar lineups including sports, weather, cooking, and talk shows across Wednesday through Thursday evenings.
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WTVN
Captain Videno
Chance of
TA News
Highliente
Public Forum recollections from Athens Ohio 1951
In an Athens Ohio reminiscence Earl Savon from the southeast corner of State and Congress is cited. The tale recalls a local syrup maker, his dry country adjustments, a failed medicine formula, and a traveling salesman episode in Duluth. Harry Bundy identifies kin and ties to Dana and a brick plant. May 21, 1951.
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Psema
Earl Savon
State
Congress
Mr. Clayton
Harts Group
Ohio
Duluth
Minn
North Dakota
Sag Ligue
Earl
Athens
John P Dana
Harry Bundy
Ter
Harry
Ferey Lash
Athens, O
Needlework Patterns and Needlework Announcements
Needlework from Mrs Anne Cabot offers easy to follow motifs for bed linens with a hot iron transfer pattern No 2076 including material needs color chart and stitch illustrations. Also Anne Cabot's big album features many designs gifts and decorations plus four gift patterns. The note mentions Mexico D F as an old city region in the New World predating St Augustine.
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Anne
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
Jenkins Says He Favored Budget Cuts
Rep Thomas A. Jenkins of Ohio notes in a letter to The Messenger that he voted for all budget cuts. He cites a total trimming of about 1.511 billion dollars by the House Appropriations Committee, reducing the 20.611 billion budget estimate to roughly 19.2025 billion, with a further 2.73 million trimmed on the floor.
Radio Programs and Schedules Across Columbus Huntington Charleston
Radio listings cover NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus CBS WBNS Charleston WCHS Marietta WMOA Parkersburg WPAR Athens WATH Gallipolis WEL and more with daily time blocks from 6:00 News to 11:00 Dance Band and TV notes. Program notes include Kiddies Hour, Jack Smith Show, The Fat Man, Burns, Jur y Tr i al, and various dramatizations.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
Mbs
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersbur Wath
Athens
WEL
Gallipolis
WOU
Noor Smdp
Abde-Abe
Abe
Mbs-Eaat Kiddies
Abe-Mbe-West
Nbe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbe
Abe Newe
Abe News
Broad Evening
Ivy
Chameleon
Enat
Abe Idden Truth
Abe Dr. Christian
Fat Man
Abe International Airport
Groucho Marx
Abe Harold
Obs
Abee
Abe Bing Crosby
Abe Family Theater
Abe Boaing
Lawrence Welke
Myeterr
Abe News & Music
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Julius Long
NEA Service, Inc
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Nanaparro
Carncery
WLWC
Tris
Don McNeil
Permer's Prien
Wtvn Western
Echo Veliey
Fite
Wbns-Tv
Wedesday
Eant Pere
Doug Edwards
Wbns- TV
Moore
Bride and Broom
Hiomermakers Boweh
Wsaz-Tv
Kutla
Pras
Toverta Quintana
Carevan
Arthur Godfrey O-Tv
Perry Como
Hollywood
News Breadlines
Garry Moore
Vanity Fair
Miss Susee
Maidas Kitchen
Kate Smith
Hawking Fale
Pashandle Pete
By Galbraith
Leo
PRTOF
the Public Forum
Mexico, D. F
Mexico City
New World
St Augustine
Abs
Abe Godfrey
Ce McNeill
TV Club
DuMont
Fireak the Bank
State of Hollywood
Jack Baker
Clevelandaires
Abe Arthursone
Lopes
Doutie
Noth Mary Margaret McBride
Tony Fontaine
Emeegs “Kaneck
Gariate
Oeembeekoem
Ebe
Ope
Abembes
Aube Baseball Network
Greeniont
Dept
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