Editorial on atomic aids and Whitsun church history
The piece weighs whether new arms aid for allies in the Atlantic security pact requires updated atomic secrecy and law. It notes Truman’s atomic claim, links Whitsun to Pentecost, and compares Western religious festivals to ancient Jewish Weeks harvest rites amid Cold War tensions.
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Acheson
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Truman
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Berlin
Albania
Whitsunday
Egypt
Looking At Life and the Acetyl-salicylic Quip
A cheeky column discusses appetite for grand words used by speakers and writers, notes a Pennsylvania Dutch dialect columnist Pumpernickle Bill in the Rewtown Morning Call, and jokes about gardeners misnaming plants with Latin terms while a basic garden list ends up as primrose and forget-me-nots. Election talk looms and humor shifts to medical slang.
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William S.troxel
Rewtown
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Gardner
Daily Sun Company Publisher in Baytown Texas
In Baytown Texas the Daily Sun Company at Pearce and St Ashbel is cited with publisher Robert Matherney Hartman. The notice notes local newspaper operations and leadership.
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Daily Sun Company
Pearce
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman
The Sun extends congratulations to two carrier boys from Robert E. Lee High School, Larry Mouton and Charles Holcomb, as they graduate this Friday. Mouton has long delivered The Sun, while Holcomb is newer to the route. The piece also mixes campaign chatter from Florida and North Carolina elections, remarks on Mrs. Roosevelt and Clara Luce, and a light column about a St. Petersburg Times reporter using ads to generate stories, ending with a playful anecdote about a phone call from Stewart Hensley.
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Robert E. Lee
Larry Mouton
B. J. Mouton
Charles Holcomb
Afr
Brrs
Holcomb
Mouton
Charles
Baytown Sun Carrier
Russia
Mrs. Luce
Mrs. Roosevelt
Whittaker Chambers
Martin Dies
St Petersburg
Florida
Times
MacGuffey
Pakistan
Stewart Hensley
Washington, D.C
United Press
Stewart
Sux
Ioo
Yugoslavia
Saint Germein
Trianon
France
Rogers
Mertin
Yuseslavie
Greece
U. S
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler In Good Business
A wartime tale from Elmer Wheeler recounts a factory worker who inspected vital airplane parts and learned to spot flaws. After the war he realized he could change his outlook by seeking the good in people and life, transforming his disposition and perception. He argues that people find what they look for, for better or worse.
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Claude Pepper
Truman
South
North Carolina
Senate
Frank Graham
Graham
University of North Carolina
Smathers
Pepper
Dr. Graham
Caroline
Mr. Trumen
Russia
Gilbert Lynne
Good Business Magazine
Have A Laugh A VIRGINIAN poker name tale
A Virginia humor piece recalls a poker table tale with a Virginia man described as a gentleman from South Carolina and mentions a man from Ohio a fellow from Indiana and a blank from Boston. A constituent writes to his congressman asking what good Congress can do, suggesting adjournment.
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South Carolina
Ohio
Indiana
Boston
Coessman
Congress
Beides
Reviewing Stand Officing At Home Not Easiest Job At All
Henry McLemore lampoons home office life in a first person piece. He jokes about alarm clocks, shaving, and dressing for work while running errands and managing household tasks. The piece highlights the tedium and interruptions of staying home to work, contrasting it with office life and calling the home-based worker “pitied.”
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Caneste
International Bankers Pressure Yugoslavia Over Old Debts
Washington dispatch reports Western push to secure debt settlements from Yugoslavia as World Bank loans hinge on terms. French and American bondholders seek payments tied to 1920s era loans for rail and port projects while Yugoslavia resists new terms amid Cold War pressures.
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Washington Dispatch
World Bank
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
Du.s&s
Alexander
Chase National Bank
New York
Belgrade
Adriatic
City Bank Farmers, Trust Co
R. Rogers
Foreign Bondholders Protective Council
New"York
Looking Backward years ago today headlines
A weather front brought heavy rain and cooler springtime air to the Tri Cities. Deferment for men twenty and over aiding the war effort was announced. A first week war bond total reached 434,99475 in the Seventh War Loan Drive. Visitors to the Sisson home included Billy Jo Harris and Bruce Searby. Private C. W. Harrison, a POW, returned home today.
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Tri- Cities
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hugh Echols, Jr
Rirs
R. L. Sisson
Billy Jo Harris
Oklahoma City
Bruce Searby
Houston
C. W. Harrison
Along Broadway Two Names To Remember Dean Martin Jerry Lewis
New York columnist Earl Wilson profiles Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, describing their television ambitions bold humor and growing fame. The piece notes Jerry's playful bravado his feud with Milton Berle and their dynamic stage chemistry at the Copacabana including a phony drowning gag and a busy scene of showbiz buzz.
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Broadway
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Earl Wilson
New York
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Dean
Jerry
Deen
Milton Berle
Martin
Head
Questionable Knowledge Mix From a Fractured Page
A scrambled page fragment lists trivia questions and notices including exams about the smallest republic, U S attorney general, and state histories, followed by ad hoc bio notes and birthday lists. It mentions misformatted dates and garbled names, with scattered reminders like It Happened Today and birthdays for Alfred Sloan and others.
Quotations From Great-Near Gre The New York Herald Tribune Editor
The excerpt quotes Whitelaw Reed editor of the New York Herald Tribune warning about Republicans basing pay on hate and war emotions. It mentions communism and unfounded charges driving public discourse and characters at risk amid a turbulent political climate.
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Henry McLemore
Gin
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Areésacai
London
Leon ‘Ale Des
Sun
Alf"roare
Liberty
Hardin
Barbers Hill
Qo Wiener Dry Goods
Goose Creek
Charles Tobey
New Hampshire
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Weiss Fargo
Claire Chennault
Wote
H. H. Kung
Chiang Kai-Shei
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California
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Pana
Berle
Miami Beach
Brilton
Jers
Atlantic City
Jess
Saig
Jer
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Beashimg
Desmaymer
Saxby
Slapsie
Bmiaxie Rosenbloom
Maxie
Jey
Deaniy
Central Press
Paul Revere
Charles de Second
Montesquieu
Moscow
Manchuria
Asia
Revolutionary Party
England
York
Australia
America
Fred Ibio
Skinner
Nantes
Mexico
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Dr. H. Nelson
Seowall K. Greer
John D. Rockefeller
Squirts
Hemme
Beach
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Egon Petri
Pisais
Artie Shaw
Jems Gleason
Herbert Marshall
el Salvador
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Howard McGrath
Massachusetts
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John Bancock
Semel Adams
Peter Alexeivitch Kropetkta
Enid Bennett
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