Steel Decision a Victory for All Americans
Babson Park Mass investors see last week's Supreme Court steel ruling as a victory for readers of this paper. It limits presidential power without congressional action, hints at future labor struggles, and urges balanced pension plans and stockholder rights. Opinions weigh bank versus insurance pension administration and long term stockholder protections.
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Babson Park
Mass
Supreme Court Steel
Supreme Court
Cain and
Abel
45th Gls Break Up Red Drive on Korean Front
MILO FARNETS reports on the 45th Division repulsing a Chinese attack on Hill T near Chorwon. The five day battle cost Reds over 1,000 casualties as Americans held three hill knobs amid heavy artillery and mortar fire. Sabre jets claimed three Communist kills. Green Pilot James Low became America’s 17th jet ace.
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Milo Farnets
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Chorwon
Panmunjom
Korangpo
Yonchon
Kumhwa Kimsong
Pukhan River
Punch Bowl
U. S. Eighth Army
Manchurian
Green
James Low
Sausalito
Calif
America
T-hill
45Th Division
Hill T
21 Cent Profit Propels Equity Library Theater Plans
The Equity Library Theater ELT an arm of Actors Equity Association posted a 21 cent profit last year driven by its Community Theater arm. Since 1943 ELT has showcased 8000 actors drawing invites from theater, film, and TV executives aiming to connect talent with opportunities. Beverly McFadden rose from chorus to Venus earning future offers thanks to ELT exposure.
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Richard Kleiner
NEW York
NEA
Equity Library Theater, Inc
ELT
Actors’ Equity Association
Union of Stage Players
Leslie
Elaine Stritch
Lenore Lonergan
Wesley Addy
Paula Lawrence
Beverly McFadden
Chorus Equity
Actors’ Equity
Chorus
Miss McFadden
Pittsburgh
Mary Martin
Finian
Venus
Tax Forms and Girdles: A Figure Mixup Catches Attention
A witty notice contrasts filling forms with wrong figures causing trouble, citing income tax blanks and even a comical reference to a tight girdle. The piece riffs on precision in numbers and the penalties of errors.
Indochina OKs Pro-French Government
Saigon reports King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia dismissed nationalist Premier Huy Kanthou and formed a royal entourage led cabinet. The move promises closer French cooperation with self rule in domestic matters, while aiming to stabilize administration and seek French support.
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Saigon
Indochina
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk Varmen
Pnompenh
Vietminh
Huy Kantou
Viet Nam
Laos
Ho Chi Minh
Norodom
Bible chapter missing prompts pastor’s rebuke at graduation
In Richmond Virginia Rev G Houston Patterson of Bluefield West Virginia faced embarrassment during Union Theological Seminary’s graduation service when a chapter was missing from his Bible He searched the pulpit then announced he would read the 23rd Psalm saying he hoped graduates would never confront a Bible missing Luke chapter 23 concluding to address the unusual lapse.
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Richmond
G. Houston Patterson
Bluefield
W. Va
Union Theological Seminary
The Doctor on psoriasis causes and lack of cure
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes the unknown exact cause of psoriasis and the absence of a universal cure. He cites family prevalence, occasional arthritis links, varied itching between cases, and common treatments like coal tar ointments UV exposure and X rays, stressing that most remedies give only temporary relief and no definitive solution yet.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
L. W
Tunis Nationalists Fire Wheat Fields
Tunisian nationalists set fire to harvest ready wheat fields as clashes between Jews and Muslims flared. French ground and air troops aided in extinguishing the blazes while colonists and Arab workers fought the flames to protect economic life.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Religion Experiment at Iowa City Success
The University of Iowa marks the silver anniversary of its religion school a tax supported program teaching religion as history and culture without creeds. Founded 25 years ago by O D Foster and others, it draws on Protestant Catholic and Jewish perspectives with faculty from each faith. In 1947 48 enrollment peaked at 2400. last year the school enrolled over 700. John D Rockefeller Jr funded initial setup with 35000 dollars. Last month a campus ceremony honored the milestone with speakers from Protestant Catholic and Jewish communities.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Onty
M. Willard Lampe
School of Religion
Iowa
O. D. Foster
Council of Church Boards of Education
Chicago
R. H. Fitzgerald
YMCA
University of Pittsburgh
Walter A. Jessup
John D. Rockefeller Jr
U S Vessels Active in Genoa Harbor
U S flag carriers show higher activity in Genoa for January to April 1951, with imports rising in total tonnage though overall shipping imports declined from last year. From January to April 1950 ships unloaded 166,649 tons and loaded 36,291 tons, while in 1951 they discharged 229,097 tons and loaded 46,157 tons. First quarter imports from ships of many nations totaled 1,694,486 tons in 1950 versus 2,305,920 tons in 1951.
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Genoa
U. S
Only Co operative Can Use Co operative Trade Name
Attorney General Burnquist ruled that only a co operative association may use the word co operative in a trade name. Myron W Clark asked for the opinion after noting a firm not organized under cooperative laws used co operative in its title.
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ST. Paul
Burnquist
Myron W. Clark
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