Queen Elizabeth II Symbol of Unity Amid Global Power Shifts
The piece notes Elizabeth II's role as a unifying symbol for the British Empire amid postwar economic strain and a shifting balance of power with the United States and Russia. It covers U S inflation controls, the Defense Production Act, and debates in Congress on foreign aid and European defense plans including German rearmament. It cites 1951 income growth, government payrolls, farm income, and veteran education benefits under the GY program.
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Elizabeth
Great Britain
Britain
America
United States
Russia
Congress
United, ‘States
Acheson
Schuman
Adenauer
France
West Germany
Farm Labor Decline Forecast in 1970 Amidst Tech Shift
A Senate subcommittee report, led by Dr Francis J Weiga, warns that chemical and mechanical labor saving devices will reduce farm workers from 9.32 million in 1950 to about 7.79 million by 1966 and around 4 million by 1970, signaling an era of plentiful food but potential social and economic disruption.
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Senate
Mone
Francis
J. Weiga
Possum Study Reveals Size Traits and Hunting Nonsense
The article surveys possums in Missouri noting a mature two to four kilogram animal yields about 17 young yearly, with underdeveloped newborns in the pouch. It traces hunting as a national pastime, colonial rules on land, and various game nomenclature used in hunting and sports.
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Missouri Conservation Cor
Missouri
Foxx
Judy. O’grady
H c. Joseph Strutt
England
T Henry
Davis, Remington Arms Co
Windy City Wind Ups Irish Pride in Santa Anita Derby
Grantland Rice surveys international sport dominance and highlights Windy City, an Irish sprinter bought for 2000 dollars, who wins the San Gabriel Stakes and poised for Santa Anita Derby. The column notes multi sport athletes and contrasts American versatility with international stars.
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Stagehand
Counterpoint
Hill Prince
Vandebilt
Wittay
Windy City
Santa “Anita
Bil Cortim
Boston Family Takes California Trip Disputed Route Joke
A Boston family travels to California, previously uninterested in long trips. On arrival in Los Angeles their friends ask which route they took. The husband quips to his wife asking if they came via Dedham. In San Francisco a theater manager advertises a marquee with two features, Piperoo and Stinkeroo.
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Boston
California
Lexington
Concord
Dedham
Los’ Angeles
Shanager
San Francisco
Young Gentleman Wants Marriage Advice in Bridgeport Notice
A Bridgeport Post Telegram item quotes a young gentleman seeking guidance on marriage at a critical juncture. The piece notes he desires a wife and asks who might dissuade him from taking that step, hinting at household tasks and domestic responsibilities.
Classified fragment with mixed brands and contacts
Fragmentary classified text lists parts and brands including oil make stoves and repair items with scattered names such as ASCAP Publishers and Sam Francis. It references Omaha Nebraska and mentions agencies and product terms in jumbled form.
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Omaha
Nebt
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New York
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Lake Placid
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Seaton
Grantland'rice
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Sam
Australia
Windy’ City
Kentucky
Midwest
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Rex Beil
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Fool
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Tar
Bell
Galley Ehad
Ben Jones
Bill Gail
Ben and
Eimmy
Arcara
Don Joldon
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Hig’ Dome
United’ States
Mickey Cochrane
Cochrane
Garties
Ellsworth
Vines
Mathias
Stanford
Dark
Giants
Merriman
Reds
Sterniweiss
Yankees
Browns
Jacke Robinson
Dodgers
Kluszewskis
Chapman
Andians
Grantland Rice
Harold Arnett
Oda
Bridgeport, Conn
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Tiema Iron & Metal
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