Royal Refuge: Ex Kings in Portugal under Salazar
Hal Boyle visits Lisbon and describes Portugal as a haven for ex kings and heirs led by Salazar. Notables include Carol II of Romania Don Juan of Bourbon and the Count of Paris. The famed Armenian financier Calouste Gulbenkian, nicknamed Mr Five Per Cent, dominates local legend with vast wealth and frugal habits while aging gracefully toward a 106th birthday.
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Uberto II
Italy
Carol
Romania
Don Juan of Bourbon
Spain
Francois Joseph
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Count
Paris
Duke de Guise
France
Dom Duarte Nuno de Braganza
Portugal
Madame Lupescu
Michael
Five Per Cent
Caluste Carkis Gulbenkian
Aviz
Aviz Hotel
Frances
Anson Clark
J. Lubbock
Tex
Gulbenkian
Reassessing U S Aid and Alliances Abroad
An editorial argues foreign aid has failed to win lasting friendship with Europe and urges a new approach. It criticizes charity funded from American taxes, notes covert spending overseas, and calls for reform of policy before more money is committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Stalin
Sam
Russia
Government Silence and Presidential Transitions analyzed
A column by Arthur Edson criticizes government secrecy from World War II onward and cites local and federal trends toward closed meetings. It cites President Truman and Eisenhower transitions, historical delays, and the 20th Amendment, ending with a note on humility as strength.
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Washington
U. S
Harry S. Truman
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hoover
Lincoln
Buchanan
South
Winfield Scott
Springfield
Anti- Inflation Policy Under New Administration
The piece outlines how wage and price controls expire April 30 1953 and the incoming president must propose an anti inflation program to Congress. It notes current decontrol trends price control scope labor disputes and potential policy clashes among the new administration Congress and the Federal Reserve Board.
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Washington
NEA
White House
Congress
Truman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tighe Woods
Henry H. Fowler
Charles E. Wilson
Fowler
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Treasury-Federal Board
AP Press Editors Rally For Free Information Access
Washington Post editor J Russell Wiggins told AP Managing Editors that a free people must have the right to obtain and publish government facts without fear of reprisal. He urged no prior restraint and called for access to dissemination facilities and broad distribution of information.
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Boston
J. Russell Wiggins
Washington D. C
Wiggins
Apme Committee On Freedom of Information
Washington
The Stars Say for Birthdays and Seventh Sense Weathered by Crisis
The horoscope speaks of a day starting with promise and efficient progress, then abruptly facing a shock like a bolt from the blue. It urges steadiness, patience, and solid foundations, noting a birthday child may endure upheaval with resilience and keen performance aided by loyal friends.
Public Forum Reflects on Parties and Prosperity
R. R. Cunningham writes from Nelsonville R. D. 2 on November 11 about how the Democrats and Republicans alternated power, urging fair legislation and policies benefiting all citizens and warning time will reveal if the next administration earns the people's trust.
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Democrat Party
Republican Party
Murder at High Mill Lodge prompts eerie resort mystery
Al Kemmer owner of High Mill Lodge is murdered and entertainer Eméle Fields is seriously wounded in an ax attack. Detective narrator follows a web of alibis at the resort as Roslyn Fields and Kitty Lane clash over the killings while Midge Burnett disappears and a canoe search unfolds.
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al Kemmer
High Mill Lodge
Eméle Fields
Eddie
Serge
Griecomb
Dan
Sergeant Mealey
State Police
Healey
Dave Fields
Dave
Sally Ann Praushnick
Sally
Roslyn Fields
Roslyn
Harmony House
Kitty Lane
Kitty
High Hill
Dan Morrison
Kemmer
Markham
Midge
Leo Ritchie
Newsman Lauded for Distinguished Service Award
The American Cancer Society awarded the 1952 distinguished service honor to the late Howard W. Blakeslee, AP science editor. The presentation was made Wednesday to his widow, Mrs. Rosamond Blakeslee. Blakeslee died May 20.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Rosamond Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Radio Listings with Atlantic and Midwest Station Schedules
A dense inventory of radio stations and program blocks across NBC WLW CBS ABC and others in Ohio and surrounding states. It lists frequencies in KC and program slates from noon to late evening with shows like Kraft Music Hall Lone Ranger News Briefs and adoption of various serials and dramas across stations.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
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H Mary Baker Eddy
Political Notebook
Ike
the Public Forum
R. R. Cunningham
Nelsonville R. D
By Galbraith
Purder4
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Tomar
Newsman
Abo-Mbe
East Hiddles
Abe
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Abe News
Lone Ranger
Paani
Hornbrower
Cbe
Corliss Archer
Abe Eugenie Baird
Cbs Boxing
Valley Boys
Orchestra
All Nets
Teaumning
Businese
Archie Andrewe
Mary Jae O
Taylon
Abe Aease Waltalvebe
Abe Coast Guard Cadetta
Eddie Fisher
Mbe
Hart
Ebs
Neval
Edstermbe
Abe Organ
Mbs Tenroaiwar
Ebs al Helfer Ealaceste
Pentagon Report
Abe Ene
Mbs Gane and
Bay
Abe Enty” Gahane
Cbs Theater of Air
One Fee Wee Co
Grand Rand Ole Opry
Steve Allen
Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
wepsDake
Paducah
Nbe
Neows
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