Old South Christmas Traditions From Mrs Kirk's Paper
The article summarizes a 19th century Southern Christmas rooted in plantation life. It notes September preps, large family gatherings, slave labor on the hearth, abundant food, handmade decorations, pine from the land, and Christmas Eve gifts. It contrasts modern ease with old time labor and emphasizes family unity and memory.
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Memory’s Lane
L. H. Kirk
Chris
Civil defense priority outlined for 1951 52
The editorial argues civil defense and internal security must be first for the Legislature. It notes federal plans to spend about three billion dollars, with states and locales matching roughly 50 50, totaling around 25 million annually for Texas over 1951 52. It calls for rapid action to enact laws, recruit personnel, and train volunteers while warning against past wasteful civilian defense programs.
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Texas
Labor Bridges' New Red Labor Squad in Action
A 1980 Post-Hall Syndicate report alleges Harry Bridges leads pro Soviet labor cadre harassing AFL seamen at 440 Avalon Boulevard Wilmington California. It claims mobs 25 to 300 strong attacked union halls, threatening docks and ports along the coast while unions restrain action for national unity.
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Pittsburgh
Arizona Telephone Company
Post-Hall Syndicate
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Paul Hoffman
ECA
Charles E. Wilson
Hoffman
Purcell Smith
Congressman Jensen
Iowa
House Appropriations Committee
Jensen
House Agriculture Committee
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Royal Observatory Greenwich founded and later moved
The Greenwich observatory was erected in 1675 at a cost of 250 pounds from spoilt gunpowder sales to aid navigation. After 272 years at Greenwich it moved to Herstmonceux Castle in Sussex.
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Our presidents and Their Wives booklet offer
Today’s booklet offer promotes a 56 page illustrated volume about the presidents and their spouses. The ad notes rare portraits and modern photos, brief personal histories, political Career facts, and condensed administration sketches. Send 25 cents to Austin American Information Bureau in Washington DC.
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D.C
Washington Merry-Go-Round Chinese Foster Plan To Bar West Rule in Asia
A summary of Truman's off record meeting with congressmen covers not arming Chinese guerrillas, not dropping the A bomb on China or Korea, and treating China as aggressors. It notes possible Monroe Doctrine in Asia, US training of 10,000 West Germans, Nehru’s stance, and various political moves and personnel shifts.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
China
Truman
Korea
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Russia
London
Berlin
Paris
Kremlin
Philippines
Guerrilas
Francis Walter
Pennsylvania
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
House
Percy Priest
Tennessee
Kenneth Keating
New York
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Helen Knox Spain
Atlanta Journal
Margaret
Atlanta
Ponte
Anna
Paul Hume
Washington Post
Senator McKellar
Senate
Boss Crump
Memphis
Crump
McKellar
West Berlin
Nehru
India
Lou Henderson
Asra
Peiping
Japan
Henderson
Air Force
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Europe
Bowles
Indo-China
Martin Kennelly
Chicago
Kennelly
Judges Recommend Expanded FBI Powers After Coplon Ruling
Congress will hear January arguments on the US Circuit Court of Appeals ruling overturning Judy Coplon conviction. The three judges urged legislation to enlarge FBI arrest powers and to legalize certain wiretapping in espionage sabotage kidnapping extortion and national security cases.
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Walter Winchell on Broadway Mania and Marital Rumors
War correspondent Marguerite Higgins and a major general in the Orient will wed. The Vera Ellen and R Hudson romance ends. Various celebrities face rumors, weddings, divorces, and social intrigue from New York’s theater and literary circles.
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Barney Ross
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J. Young
Ruth Roman M. Hall
Lizabeth Scott
Eggy Ann Garner
Richard Hayes
Andrew Melms
Palm Beach
King Farouk
Narriman Sadek
Maxwell Bodenheim
Greenwich Village
Washington Sq
Gloria Patrice
Peter Tan
Wm. Connolly
Columbia
Local AP News Policy Note
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