Malik's Korea peace proposal fuels nationwide questions
The piece discusses Malik's ceasefire offer and whether it signals sincere peace or strategic propaganda. It weighs potential moves by China and the UN, notes U S casualties and inflation pressures, and contrasts optimistic rhetoric with cautious state department stance. The column concludes that until concrete proof of sincerity emerges, caution is warranted while home towns hope for peace.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Korea
America
Adn
Crna
United Nations
Malik
Main Street
Formosa
State Department
Record-Breaking Tax Hike Heads to Senate After House Vote
The House approved a $7.1 billion tax increase by 233 to 180, boosting personal and corporate taxes, excises, and revenue changes as the Senate finances panel prepares hearings. Paris talks end after 16 weeks with hopes for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting still uncertain.
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House
Senate
Finance Committee
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Washington
Startling Experiment Spray Extends Veggie Freshness One Year
The Country Gentleman reports a spray made from melose hydrazide keeps potatoes onions and other vegetables fresh for about a year. The spray slows all living processes and flavor and firmness remain intact. It does not affect yield and has been used on potatoes onions carrots beets parsnips and turnips.
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Korea
Asia
Europe
West
Synthetic blood extender PVP Macrose eyed for disaster stockpiles
Science advances toward mass producing a synthetic blood extender called PVP Macrose polyvinyl pyrrolidone. It could aid in treating shock from burns or wounds and reduce reliance on whole blood or plasma in emergencies.
Stage Screen Talents Spur World Film Projects
A mosaic of stage and screen figures is profiled highlighting David Wayne in Columbia's M, Josh Wayne planning The Alamo as star and director, Richard Tregackis' Indonesia trip for Fair Wind to Java, and the Quiet Man ensemble with John Ford. Also notes on PVP stockpiles for blood substitutes, NRC trials, and wartime blood needs.
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Jenniie
Adam
Holly
Josh Wayne
Ireland
John Ford
Maureen O'Hare
Mildred Natwick
Barry Fitzgerald
Ward Bond
Arthur Shields
Republic Pictures
Tts
Richard Tregackis
Indonesia
Java
Bob Considine
Kefauver
Minnesota
Schenley ‘Laboratories, Inc
National Research Council
NRC
Mumps Joke Sparks Night at Winifred’s Ball Game
In a small town story, ten year old Tommy Thorne schemes to scare George Butler with a Mumps sign on Winifred’s house. The ruse backfires as Winifred confronts the sign, plans, and a late arrival from Frank Stanton, who offers a ride and hints at the ball game.
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Tommy Thorne
Winifred
George Butler
Frank Stanton
George
Tommy
Frank
Jack Martin
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Page
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with mixed word lengths and references. Entries include high rank ing official Turk bulk and various thematic items, with several numeric and linguistic hints, plus a public notice style of grouped clues.
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Turk
Burrowing Mammal and River Scot Referenced in N-2T Clues
A fragment from last week's N-2T puzzle lists cryptic entries including a mammal described as burrowing and a river named Scot. The item hints at puzzle terminology, with partial words and bank abbreviations. No persons or organizations are specified in the accessible text.
Capitalists and the American free enterprise system
A pro capitalist editorial piece argues that farmers landlords stockholders and insurers form the core of American capitalism. It warns socialist and communist threats to destroy high employment and prosperity while praising private enterprise and cautioning about government overreach and taxes. Containing references to lumber insurer chiefs and government policy the piece defends free enterprise and wealth creation.
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America
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Schenley Laboratories
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