Unconscious factors in courtship studied at Northwestern
US Finances recaps a study by Northwestern University professor Winch on unconscious factors in love and mate selection. The article reports Truman could not explain the findings, noting men seek to cover dependency and women seek needed comforts. The study tests students with pictures to gauge needs and compatibility.
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John
Ztmiman
Northwestern University
Truman
Consi
Need Home This Ad Got Quick Result
A clipped ad fragment notes demand for a home with urgency, mentioning a swamped situation and a caller quote about quick outcomes. The readable text emphasizes search for housing and prompt responses. No clear dates or full names are present.
Ingrid Bergman Begins New Film Shoot in Rome
Ingrid Bergman returns before cameras in Rome as she prepares to star in a new production. She expresses enthusiasm for the work, saying she loves lights and cinema and is eager to start filming Exrope Bert Tass.
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Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Monica Needs Wolf Serum Singer Heads For Korea Front Line
Hollywood correspondent reports a chaotic fragment about a singer named Monica traveling to Korea with unclear context. The text mentions battles, costumes, and soldiers, with many garbled phrases and invented names making the piece difficult to piece into a clear event or quote.
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Monica
Singer
Korea
Front Line
Fearless Fagan Loses Pal as Army Transfers
Fearless Fagan and owner Pfc. Floyd Humeston face a temporary separation as Humeston is reassigned by the U.S. Army to Fort Ord. Bulking transfers, Humeston heads to California while Fagan remains behind. The dog will spend time in Hollywood as plans unfold.
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Fagan
Fearless
Pfc
Floyd Humeston
Bumeston
U.S. Army
Tom Fort Ord
Del
Lesks
Fagen
Hollywood
Watchman Gives Posies For Harry
Washington report describes night watchman Harry Penny at the Cross building presenting flowers for an address by President Truman. Penny found a mix bottle with three roses and a blue card reading from the watchman, but Penny had gone home before the ceremony.
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Washington
Harry Penny
Sewled Cross
Truman
T. F
Shere
Penny
Bad Whiskey Saves Work For Police
A fragmented local item notes police shift in drunkenness arrests from fifty to fourteen nightly. Officers report fewer disturbances as residents alter routines and tune in to radio broadcasts, reducing public incidents and reshaping patrols.
Parcel Post Size Cuts Under Truman Plan
Washington reports President Truman signs a measure to reduce parcel post package limits. The maximum length and girth drop from 300 to 72 inches, the weight cap falls from 70 to 40 pounds, and second class mail zones see limits cut from 70 to 23 pounds. Congress advances steps to shrink postal business during the legislated overhaul.
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Washington —& Truman
Sore
Congress
Degisiac
Americans eating less meat for Washington report
American meat consumption is projected to fall to about 129.5 pounds per person in 1951. The drop from 143 pounds last year is blamed on price uncertainty, slaughter declines, and the upswing phase of cattle cycles, with several factors cited by Agriculture Department economists.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
B Department
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