Civil Defense Warns on Biological Warfare Threat
Walter A. Shead explains that biological warfare could target people animals crops and food supply. The piece outlines transmission media and media like air water and food and stresses vigilance prevention detection and coordinated defense efforts.
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Walter A. Shead
Union
Washington
Washington, D.C
Russia
Newcastle
Civil Defense Administration
Germany
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword list with across and down clues covering synonyms and short answers. Includes entries like Closely confined False Melody Circle of light Petty artifice and many more across and down prompts for a themed puzzle.
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Bashan
Bewildered Boy Robbery at Otto's Deli Ends Quietly
A teenage robber at Otto's Deli in town uses a Luger to threaten Otto and a patron. Otto disarms the youth, counts thirty dollars as the cash, and offers the thief food while keeping calm until police involvement is avoided.
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Otto
Interruptions Lesson on Life and Jesus Wayside Ministry
The article argues interruptions can serve a higher purpose. It cites Jesus in Mark a life full of unscheduled moments as a model. Interactions with children and beggars show interruptions become by the way ministries. The Good Samaritan tale illustrates unplanned acts earning praise.
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Mark
Jesus
Jerusalem
James
John
Telus
Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
United States of America
WNU Features
Theatre Guild on the Air to broadcast Hamlet live from Belasco
The Theatre Guild on the Air plans a four and half hour NBC broadcast of Hamlet from the Belasco Theatre, New York. Stars include Dorothy McGuire Pamela Brown and John Gielgud. The broadcast follows the wartime modernization trend for GIs. Irene Vernon serves as one of four judges granting 15 savings bonds in the Num-Zit baby beauty contest open to infants 6% months to 2% years old, entries March 1 to June 1.
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Theatre Guild
Belasco Theatre
New York
NBC
Dorothy McGuire
Pamela Brown
John Gielgud
Irene Vernon
Robert Stillman
United Artists
President seeks 71 billion tax to fund rearmament
The piece outlines the President's request for a 71 billion tax to finance rearmament and government expenses for the next fiscal year starting July 1 1951. It cites an estimated national income of 240 billion and a tax rate of 25.9 cents per earned dollar, with distributions split among individuals corporations excise taxes and customs. It notes potential further requests and the risk of another tax raise if earnings fall short.
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Congress
Veterans Administration
Mysterious Ailment Strikes Brazilian Town
New York dispatch reports the Brazilian town of Gliceria facing a mysterious illness causing monstrous facial distortions, violent vomiting, and swollen feet. It has affected most of the 1,800 residents with numerous deaths and fear among survivors.
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New York
Brazil
Gliceria
Meditations on happiness and silent letters
A compact excerpt reflecting on happiness, luck, and perfection. It quotes Jos, Chas, Sarah and Elmer L. Harvey of Greencastle Indiana, noting the quiet value of giving our best to the highest we know.
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Jos
Chas
Sarah
Elmer L. Harvey
Greencastle, Ind
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