Human Relations Center Founded at University of Pennsylvania
The Albert Greenfield Center for Human Relations, the first such center in the nation, is established at the University of Pennsylvania to address racial and religious conflicts. Harold E. Stassen and Dr. Everett R. Chinchy announced the project, with Septembers start and funding from the university, National Conference of Christians and Jews, and Albert M. Greenfield.
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University of Pennsylvania
Albert Greenfield
Harold E. Stassen
Everett R. Chinchy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Philadelphia
National Conference
Albert M. O Greenfield
Center
University
Martin W. Chworowsky
Columbia Univer
Clinchy
Greenfield
Tanner G. Luckrey
Board of Education of
Everett R. Clinchy
Albert M. Greenfield
Inez Gerhard Laire Phillips Profiles Frontline Spy
Inez Gerhard Laire Phillips discusses her WWII work as an American spy in Manila and the Medal of Freedom. The piece mixes her calm tone with the lunchtime drama at Sardi’s and notes on Ann Dvorak’s film role in I Was an American Spy. The article also touches on Tiona Massey’s return to acting and a Vienna film Escape to Paradise.
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Laire Phillips
Manila
Sardi
Ann Dvorak
Claire
Allied Artists
Tiona Massey
Paradise
Vienna
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle presents across clues like Attribute and Banish, with entries such as One of the Great Lakes and Gilded. Down clues include Eases, and terms like Topaz hunting-bird and Arabic letter appear. The page lists scattered hints for a and grid.
Cambridge servant and biblical lion clues
Last week’s crossword clues include an entry for a Cambridge servant variant and a biblical lion. The puzzle references wordplay likely yielding two distinct answers linked to historical or literary terms.
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Cambridge
Predicament of the Hardy Family and a Griffing Plot
In a tale of financial strain the Hardy couple, long reliant on visiting kin for inexpensive summers, plan to fake Uncle Ralph's death to claim his fortune. Roscoe drafts a letter to Beatrice and Chauncey Hardy, hoping to pressure relatives for a bailout. The scheme hinges on selling the relatives a missing heir narrative.
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Roscoe Hardy
Hardy's
Hardy
Roscoe
Ralph
Alberta
Canada
Uncle Ralph
Beatrice
Chauncey Hardy
Philadelphia
Chauncey
Roscoe Hardys
Cousin Chauncey
Mrs. Roscoe
Grassroots Letter Attacks Government Waste Ahead of 1952 Election
A 1952 critique argues that Washington agencies under the Truman era waste hundreds of millions with procurements for Korea and Europe. It cites margarine for troops, creamery butter sold to Italy, navy paint sold to a German firm then repurchased, and warns of inflation from excessive government demand. The piece urges strict cuts of six billion in a defense budget, questions presidential economic advisors, and labels politics in Washington as usual. It also notes Republican opposition to bureaucratic reform and mentions Gen Ridgway and the Chicago auto club of 1895.
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Executive Department
Washington
George Marshall
Department of Defense
Army
Korea
Pentagon
Brannan
Italy
Department
Navy
George
Georgia
Congress
Heirs Arrive in Philadelphia Amid Family Tension
The Roscoe Hardys travel to Philadelphia to claim a supposed million inheritance. Beatrice and Chauncey extend hospitality despite extra relatives in residence. A surprise visit from Uncle Ralph upends plans as Roscoe reveals the relative’s identity in a tense moment.
Coal's Ancient Origins and Formation Through Time
The article explains coal forming in the Carboniferous period from lush swamps where plant matter buried by seas transformed into lignite then coal. It describes vast forests in what is now North America, gradual geological sinking, and the long processes that convert vegetation into coal. It notes silage practices and mentions Samchok basin coal in South Korea as poor anthracite needing mixing with bituminous to reduce fuel imports.
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Pennsylvania
Appalachian Range
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Samchok Basin
South Korea
Housewife Discovers Why Shop at Home Is Best
Marion merchants back their shop at home campaign with a housewife’s story. She saved only 50 cents on a trip to a nearby town but was fined a dollar for not paying a parking meter. Shop at home and save.
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Marion
First Aid to the Ailing House by Roger C. Whitman
A reader asks about finishing bare plaster after removing casein paint from a bathroom ceiling. The expert recommends washing off all water softener completely, then applying two coats of enamel undercoater and enamel finish, noting enamel suits bathrooms and kitchens while flat paints should not be used.
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Roger C. Whitman
Pruning and Spraying Guidelines for Trees and Shrubs
Dormant pruning and spraying may occur anytime temperatures reach 45 degrees or higher. The raindrop shape comes from air pressure. in space it would be a sphere. Bowling likely originated as a Christian rite in Germany.
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Germany
Hadacol claims relief for run-down conditions
Mrs Martha Herren of Glendale California reports relief from fatigue nervousness and poor appetite after using Hadacol a vitamin and mineral supplement. The ad promises restored appetite better sleep and reduced nerves with a money back guarantee and direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Hadacol
Martha Herren
Chevy Chase Drive
Glendale
California
Mrs. Herren
H. Dacol
Prepare for Professional Nursing The Most Needed Woman's Profession
A call to girls to pursue nursing as a vital, timely career during crises. Encourages visiting local hospitals and speaking with the Director of Nurses to locate collegiate or hospital nursing programs suitable for qualification. Emphasizes nursing as valuable for family life and national service alongside male peers in military service.
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Akill
Eee
Army
Navy
School of Nursing
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Sily
Claire Phillips
Fiction
Wastrels
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House
Gen. Ridgway
America
Automobile Club
Chicago
Russia
Jall
U.S.A
Mrs
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
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