Facts Inc Answers 400000 to 500000 Questions a Year
Pierre Marquis, a 29 year old lawyer, started Facts Inc to answer vast queries for individuals and firms at up to 2500 dollars yearly. The firm lists a million facts, 15000 reference volumes, and ten researchers, with clients including Gypsy Rose Lee and General Electric. Marquis says a Bathsheba descendant hunt for a David and Bathsheba publicity project shows the reach of his service.
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New York
Pierre Marquis
Facts, Inc
Gypsy Rose Lee
Faye Emerson
General Electric
International Business Machines Company
Marquis
Bathsheba
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William the Conqueror
England
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Stockholm
Tokyo
Wichita
New Jersey
Murder at Brentwood Arms Stirs Night Club Grudge
Marshall Star Williams confronts multiple suspects in the Stone murder case. Nanabarro Brisso deny entry, while Sonya Sareeta’s credibility looms as Star plans to call Wertheim Prater Tanner and the morticians Esplin and Brayton to the affidavit. The case widens with Tammy and others under scrutiny.
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Sonya
Lou Brisso
Brentwood Arms
Stone
Smiley Wetlauffer
Wetlauffer
la Jolla Club
Clara Mayhew
Prater
Smiley
Larry Stone
Merica
Brisso
Mabye
Arshall
Tonizh
Lou
Rose Bidealt
Carl Prater
Andy ‘Tanner
Tanner
Wertheim
Iname
Star
Valleyville
Brayton
Esplin
Andy
Barney Bidault
Star Williams
Bradley testimony signals Russia risk in World War II era Korea
General Bradley told a Senate committee that the Korean outbreak showed Russia was willing to risk war yet withdrew Russian advisers as fighting began. He said no evidence of remaining Russian troops after hostilities started, and argued Moscow misread U.S. Korea policy. Bradley warned Russia has limited footholds where Western policy is firm. He also noted Iran could be a flashpoint if Russia lacks satellites to shield its moves.
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Senate
Korea
Russia
United States
United Nations
U.S
Pacific
South Korea
Moscow
France
Germany
Berlin
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Indochina
China
Europe
Iran
Congress Eyes UN Role and Korea Aftermath
Congress scorns the Truman view of Korea as a genuine collective security effort. It questions UN embargo effectiveness on China and considers a broader blockade by other navies. With rotation under way, calls for combat replacements grow as debate shifts to UN reliance and future Korea strategy.
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Congress
China
MacArthur
Truman
Korea
Pentagon
Raw materials shortages threaten European rearmament drive
The piece argues that scarce critical resources could derail civilian economies and the Marshall Plan gains, forcing hard choices on whether to curb civilian output to fund defense. It calls for a Western raw materials allocation plan with broad American support.
Iran Rejects British Aid Over Oil Nationalization
Nationalist pressure in Iran has led leaders to spurn all British proposals for discussing the fate of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. British experts are asked to refrain from helping Tehran in nationalizing the company, described as an unnecessarily harsh gesture amid the current mood.
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Iran
Truman asks for 8.5 billion for mutual security program
President Truman asks Congress for 8.5 billion for 1952 to fund arms and economic aid abroad under the mutual security program. The plan combines Europe aid, the Marshall Plan, and Point Four, with Europe receiving the largest share and emphasis on allied defense and development of underdeveloped regions.
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Congress
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Faithful in Work for God-Is Obedience Motto
The quote from Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes constant readiness and unfailing service to God, highlighting steadfast duty, disciplined conduct, and spiritual fidelity as core virtues for those devoted to religious work. It reflects a mindset of unwavering commitment and positive demeanor in daily duties.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Doctor Jordan’s Medical Qs on Cysts and Health
Medical Q and A covers cysts origins types and hereditary aspects. Cysts are sacs with liquid, not generally hereditary, can degenerate depending on location, and require removal of the entire sac to prevent recurrence. Also discusses weight loss guidance, Pap smear purpose, nerve tingling, IQ inquiry, bone cancer treatment, and inguinal hernia recurrence risk with truss use.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Television Schedule Fragments From Local Stations
Readable TV listings show a dense schedule across WLW WYVN and WTVN stations with programs like Captain Video Arthur Murray and Panhandle Pete. Entries include news, matinees, late shows, and children’s segments, illustrating a bustling weekly lineup.
Miss Truman Goes Abroad on Europe Trip
New York Margaret Truman sailed aboard the America for her first Europe trip with her mother and two Secret Service men. She joked about singing abroad and said she hoped to avoid singing for a while during the six week voyage. Her mother bade her farewell minutes before sailing.
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New York
Margaret Truman
America
Europe
Miss Truman
Secret Service
Miss Rethea] Odum
Needlework by Mrs Anne Cabot Chair Set Designs
Demure cross stitch pansies form a handsome chair set to charm any upholstered chair. Pattern No 5190 includes hot iron transfer for 3 designs with material lists stitch illustrations and finishing directions. Send 25c and pattern No 5190 to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger New York 19 for the big album of dozens of designs gifts and features plus 4 gift patterns and directions.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
Marine Reservists To Be Discharged Next Month
Marine reservists recalled to active duty involuntarily will begin shedding uniforms next month. The Marine Corps lists three equal priority groups for discharge: those recalled before Aug. 1, 1950, veterans of World War II, and those who turn 26 by July 1, 1951.
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Washington
Marine Corps Headquarters
Not 80 Sluggish Chameleon Described as Cuban and Florida Lizard
The American chameleon is a lizard from a different family than true chameleons. It is found in Cuba, Florida, and other southern states, more agile and less sluggish than its European cousin.
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Radio Schedule Highlights NBC-WLW and Affiliates
A detailed listing of radio programs across NBC-WLW Cincinnati and affiliates, covering noon to late evening time blocks with News, Kiddies Hour, music, talk, and drama shows. Includes station IDs like KC WPAR Parkersburg and WATH Athens, plus program notes for news, commentary, and entertainment segments across multiple markets.
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Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WHNS
Columbus -Coc
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
Other
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Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
KC Wath
Athens
WIJKH
Gallipolis
WOUL
Nbe-Obe
Sparta
Abe
News & Comment
Cbe
Tary
Mueto
Jack Smith
Bob Crosby
Ebs
Ds Evening Newsree
Grea Peace
Sbe
Hashknife Hartley
Barlow
Abe Tv
Henry Taylor
Abe Crime Fighters
Abe S
Manhattan
Abe Daten
Nets
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