Child Shall Lead Them Tear Olds Wage War Against Illiteracy
A long excerpt details a Mexican literacy campaign led by Manuel Lopez, with a focus on education as a national mission. It describes teachers, prisoners, and civic groups mobilized to improve literacy across regions, rewards for students, and plans to extend the effort into Mexican communities abroad.
Adventists Plan National Civil Defense Program May 12
Baytown Seventh Day Adventist Church joins a nationwide Medical Missionary Day on May 12 with civil defense instruction led by Wv. J. Maloney assisted by national and state medical advisers and Red Cross staff. The plan includes training church members in first aid and home nursing, converting the church into a casualty aid depot, and discussing health. civil defense training has expanded in larger Adventist churches.
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German Rocket Pioneers Seek Ban Lift to Rebuild Rockets
Bremen meeting of wartime rocket luminaries led by Rudolf Nebel argues German expertise now exceeds Allied advances. They claim plans for piloted rockets exist, capable of reaching 20 miles high, and call for Western acceptances and an invitation to a London astronautics congress.
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New West German Party Promotes Neutrality Amid Communist Link
Bonn reports a new West German party, the Social Reichs Partei SRP, campaigning on neutrality and national reunification. Observers see possible 5-10 percent support in Lower Saxony state ballots, with critics labeling the group a revived Nazi menace allied with Communists. key figures include Fritte Durls and ex Major General Otto Ernsi Emer. The party attended Frankfurt's German Congress, raising fears of a Communist-led neutralist bid to reorder German politics.
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MacArthur Story Plays Up West Point Heroics
Washington report recounts World War II era view of General Douglas MacArthur as a standout at West Point and a polished military figure. A congressional committee visits Europe to understand war aims while General MacArthur’s aide handles matters at headquarters. The chairman of the committee reportedly praised America’s greatest soldier after meeting him.
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Charles Menoher
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America
Mustache Cups and Fossils Stir Talk in Cleveland
A quirky Cleveland feature recalls mustache cups and a revival rumor sparked by New York Police Commissioner Thomas F Murphy’s walrus whiskers. The piece notes aging veterans, the Fossils club with MacArthur ties, and a radio segment on retiring successfully, sharing memories of Army life and long careers.
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New York City
Thomas F Murphy
Teddy Roosevelt
William Taft
Murphy
John Carrol University Alumni Association
America
Survival Checklist First Aid Materials For Baytown
This seventh article in a series on survival hints, prepared with Dr. William E. Marshall, outlines essential first aid items for a survival shelf. Emphasizing self and family care in a potential A bomb catastrophe, it lists antiseptic liquids, gauze rolls and pads, tourniquet, triangular bandages, and cautions on improvised aids.
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William E. Marshall
Baytown
80000 Misers in US Baffle Sociologists
Local reports recount extreme hoarding by undisclosed individuals across the United States, with tales of sleepers and box-bound stashes. The piece cites bankbooks, estates, and peculiar acts of thrift as evidence of a broad miserliness, noting Treasury estimates of tens of thousands of hoarders and hundreds of millions in unclaimed wealth.
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Jerry Kled
Central Press
Newark
Sophie Wienekus
United States
Wienckus
South Kingston
Rho de Island
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Texas Firms Sell $10.9 Million to Feds in First Quarter 1951
Federal purchases in Texas totaled 10.9 million in Q1 1951 with costs and petroleum products topping the list at 24.3 million. Other major classes were fibers and manufactured goods 10.1 million and transportation equipment 7.7 million. The Walsh Healey Act governs wages health safety and child labor for contracts above 316 thousand dollars. Police and safety rules apply to firms employing under 11 year olds or under 16 for government contracts.
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Houston
Texas
Welsh-Healey
T. J. Rauch
DS Department of Labor
Serena Éoliarma
Walsh-Healey
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