War headlines grip Washington as Alaska Hawaii statehood debate rages
The Nation Today reports tense scenes in Washington amid Korea news. President Truman consults advisers while Congress debates Alaska and Hawaii statehood. If the Senate blocks action, statehood plans must restart in the new Congress, delaying the addition of new stars to the U.S. flag.
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Washington—C
Korea
Washington
Pentagon
White House
Truman
McGrath
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
Capitol
Alaska
Hawaii
Asia
Truman- Acheson
Senate
Congress
House
Union
Murder in Thorne Hill Clutching Clues Point at Jasper
Leeana revisits the scene of Peter Thorne's murder as sheriff Purdy closes in on Jasper. The taxi driver confirms nothing, Jasper feigns innocence, and suspicion shifts toward multiple suspects. Sondra collapses. Agatha alerts Clem as the town tightens its grip and the case heads toward a verdict.
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Jasper
Leeana
Peter
Thorne
Sondra
Mrs. Carstairs
Pete
Purdy
Red Ace Bar
Thorne Hill
Peter Thorne
Thorne City
Miss Agatha
Clem
Delegation Led by Wu Hsiu-chauan Attacks U S Position
The piece portrays Wu Hsiu-chauan leading a Chinese delegation that criticizes U S policy in Korea. It notes his long Soviet and Chinese military background, roles under Lin Piao, and recent high level talks with Moscow and Peking influencing North Korea.
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North Korea
China
Wu Hsiu-chauan
United States
Mr. Wu
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Sun Yat Sen University
Red Army
Lin Piao
Mukden
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
New York Paper Shows Koreans Facing Vote Under Snow
An image from a New York paper depicts about 125 Koreans addressed by American officers amid snowy mountains. An officer of the 7th Regiment explains Haguru-ri residents will vote for a mayor, a process they have never experienced before. The piece critiques UN policy and foreign intervention.
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New York
7Th Regiment
Haguru-ri
Quick Lesson in Communism and Rogge's Warsaw Speech
An analysis of O John Rogge at the World Peace Congress in Warsaw shows how a critic of Soviet tactics is dismissed as a tool of Wall Street and a war monger. The piece argues the Kremlin sees only black and white loyalty and that Rogge’s justified criticisms led to ostracism.
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America
Russia
O. John Rogge
Warsaw
Henry Wallace
The
Progressive Party
Rogge
United States
Korea
Soviet Union
Wall Street
Kremlin
Not Right Now This Time Criticism of Officials in Disaster
In a reflection on a severe snowstorm, the piece argues small towns cannot afford vast equipment for emergencies and that universal care is impractical. It notes the cost to dig out, the strain on personnel and machines, and the frustration of residents whose streets remain uncleared.
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Ohio
Boyle in Korea Reflections From a Lone GI at Night
A U S infantryman Joe in North Korea shares memories and small comforts from Florida home. He recalls alligators and snakes, farm life with rabbits, a pet chicken named Shadow, and the loneliness of soldiers gathered by a fire before the next morning’s mission.
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Hal Boyle
U.S
North Korea
Joe
Florida
Port Richey
4-H
Homestead
Shadow
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The passage notes that people reveal their true character under strain and rejects the idea that a few superior individuals control everything. It acknowledges widespread discomfort and financial losses from the storm and argues against demanding instant, impossible solutions.
West Virginia Wins Intercollegiate Meat Judging Contest
West Virginia University Morgantown won the annual intercollegiate meat judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition. The three man team coached by Robert L Hendrickson scored 2774 of 3120 points. Iowa State College placed second 2772 and Wisconsin third 2766. Iowa State led in beef judging, Ohio State led in pork judging, and Massachusetts led in lamb judging.
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Chicago
West Virginia
University of Morgantown
Robert L. Hendrickson
Iowa State College
University of Wisconsin
Iowa State
Ohio State University
University of Massachusetts
Easy to Make Practical Play Clothes Pattern No 8238
Practical sturdy play clothes in plain or plaid corduroy or wool en. Includes short or long overalls with sister sizes 2 3 4 5 6. Pattern 8238 requires yardage per size and 25c plus 5c mailing. Send name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett Athens Messenger New York 19. Ready Fall Winter Fashion issue 48 pages with free pattern inside.
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Sue Burnett
Athens
He Ave
Americas
New York 19
Fashion
Tattoo Removal And Eye Health Questions Answered
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan discusses tattoo removal methods and cautions about risks. He answers reader questions on carrots and night vision, female infertility after removal of Fallopian tube and ovary, postmortem hair and nail growth, and medical concerns from anemia high blood pressure low blood sugar headaches with guidance to consult a doctor for ulcers and dietary triggers.
Titoists Celebrate After War Creation Anniversary
In Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito's government marked the seventh anniversary of the wartime Yugoslav Republic with an austerity celebration highlighting patriotism and national unity amid wartime legacy events.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Detroit Auto Workers Get Automatic Three-Cent Pay Boost
Detroit reports more than 600 000 auto workers receive an automatic three-cent increase to hourly pay today as part of a wage adjustment.
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Detroit
Television Schedule Fragment Notes and Listings
A dense listing of syndicated programs and local channel slots shows daily and late night airings across multiple stations. Entries include Kukla Fran and Ollie, The Little Show, News Caravan, You Bet Your Life, Captain Video, Lone Ranger, and Howdy Doody among others, with times ranging from early evening to overnight.
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TV Rangers
Kukia
Fran
Ollie
News Caravan
Peter and Mary
Kay Kyser
Martin Kane
Jack Carter
Moon River
Times Square
All
Lee Edwards
Fern Sharp
Studio K
Garry Moore
Barbara Joy
Two Gun Playhouse
WSAZ
Channel
News
The
Harmonaires
Kukla
John Conte
Groucho Marx
Alan Young
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
Michigan Governor Williams Battles Board Over Certification
In Lansing Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams accuses the Republican controlled Board of Canvassers of shenanigans and a power grab for not certifying his reelection. Secretary of State Fred M Alger Jr counters that Williams is being terribly premature. A separate item notes the State Board of Tax Appeals ruling that a county fairgrounds partially funded by gambling cannot be tax exempt.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Fred M. Alger, Jr
Williams
Columbus
State Board of Tax Appeals
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Ohio and West Virginia Markets
A Chicago style station guide lists weekday noon to 1 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm programs across NBC WLW CBS WBNS and other networks. It includes news, dramas, music features, comedies such as Beulah Sketch and Father Knows Best, game shows, and kid segments with multiple station affiliations in Columbus Cincinnati Huntington Parkersburg and Marietta.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WOUL
Abe
Abc-Mbs-East
Nbe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Armstrong
SBS
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Aldrich
Screen Guild
Mr. Keen
Cbs Rod & Gun Club
Abe Limerick
We the People
Cbs Hollywood
Europe
All Nets
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Maggie
Boyle
Barbara Brines
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
E. R
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Ss. P. A
Titoists
WLWC
Ransom Sherman
Santa Claus
Howdy Doody
WTVN
Cartoon Theater
Whns-Tv
Channel 10
Buddy Cotter
Comedy Theater
TV Weatherman
Rodger Nelson
Wes Fester
Doug Edwards
Faye Emerson
Starlight Theater
Abe Alan Young
Cba
Don Ameche
Abe Ellery Queen
Dumont
Blind Pate
Jack Baker
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Ladies Fair
Mbe
Abe Queen
Lanny Ross
Hollywood
Abe Bob Poole
Scrooge
Charles Dickens
COPR
Gynea
Mr. Fezziwig
Fezziwig
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