Peace Talks and Markets Dominate Weekly News Review
The column surveys Korea cease fire talks with a cautious note on possible redrawing of lines if no final agreement emerges. It also reports price cuts by major mail order firms, a decline in sales and profits across industries, and remarks from Secretary Sawyer on strong citizen savings. The piece touches GOP politics and summarizes Dean Acheson on U.S. foreign policy in 1951 across Europe, the Middle East, and the Pacific.
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Korea
United Nations
James 1 Fleet
Cort
United States
Ae Sitienly
Othier
Yar
Chir’ Saga
Securities and Exchange Commisssion
Federal Trade Commission
Dean Acheson
San Francisco
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Europe
North ‘Atlantic
North Atlantic
Near
Middle East
Buez
Kremlin
Greece
Turkey
Rove
UN Miust
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Japan
Employment Outlook for 1952 Predicted at Peak Jobs
Goodwin director of the Labor Department's Employment Security predicts 63 million Americans will be employed in 1952, with a peak reached by midsummer. The current record stands at 62.8 million in August 1951, driven by defense orders and industrial demand across sectors.
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Masa
Fn Ely Industry Ag
College football map shifts toward broader scholarships
A sweeping realignment in college football links the Southeastern and Southwestern conferences with larger athletic scholarships and more bowl access, while the Big Ten and West Coast anchor the Rose Bowl. The shift promises broader rivalries and a complex ranking system as schools chase bigger stakes at Santa Anita and beyond.
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U.S.A
Southeastern
Miséouri Valley
Pacific Coast
Eath
Southwestern
Georgia
Texas
Holy Cross
Fordham
Miami
Virginia
Southwest
Minua
Southern
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Tulane
San Francisco
Doctor Who
DiMaggio
Yankees
Santa Anita
Santa ‘Anita
Counterpoint
Hill Prince
Count Turt
Windy ‘City
Macnrush
Tumble
Bryan
Guillotine
Gold’ Capitol
Hill Gail
Rod selection and construction for tournament fishing rods
The guide outlines assessing cane strips for split grain alignment and surface defects while tolerating minor discolorations. It details fitment quality, waterproofing, and glue strength, contrasting tournament distance and accuracy rods, and ends with remarks on fly and wet fly rod purposes and casting behavior.
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Streath
Lee
Fish Eye Approach to Fishing From the Water
The piece imagines how fish perceive anglers and gear, arguing that fish avoid noise and movement. It discusses baiting strategies, the impact of boat splashes, and how silence after a cast influences a fish’s willingness to strike. It emphasizes that catching fish requires tactics suited to aquatic vision rather than airborne signals.
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Homer
Circle of Heddon
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Build a Village For That Railroad Art Primer
A fragmented 19th century style note describes constructing scaled railroad village models. It mentions tracing outlines, selecting materials, assembling and finishing, along with painting directions and patterns priced at five for a dollar. Includes scattered references to New York and comic items.
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Reudi
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