Psychiatrist interview reveals Elmer Twitchell case history
Dramatic exchange traces Twitchell who shot a first baseman and is examined for motives. The doctor links childhood experiences and baseball lore to the urge, notes possible defense implications, and hints at potential clearance. Also mentions Milton Berle divorce and faint social quips from the era.
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Elmer
Brooklyn
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Ben Grauer Named Top Special Events Reporter
The article lauds Ben Grauer as the outstanding special events reporter on radio and television. It notes his rise from announcer to NBC correspondent and cites coverage from presidential inaugurations to UN sessions. It also mentions his emcee appeal and vast knowledge across politics sports science and literature.
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Beverly Hills Jewel Robbery Revealed In Studied Alibi
Inspector Beatty solves a Beverly Hills jewel theft valued at 50 000 by tracing mud on a secretary's shoes to a false ladder setup. He disproves the alibi with a hidden break in a study window while confirming the secretary’s friend confessed to a staged scene.
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Beverly Hills
Ray Beatty
Leo MacDougal
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Sid Firbush
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Mrs. Sanders
Inspector Beatty
Sid [ Firbush
Max Sanders
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering a wide range of topics from praise and animals to buildings and honors. The puzzle includes Tibetan antelopes and various musical notes, with entries like leather flask, explosion, and Rives, plus cultural terms and botanical items.
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Tibet
Tobacco’s Central Role in the Marshall Plan Era
The essay traces tobacco from Virginia origins through postwar growth to a global cigarette economy. It notes U.S. production in 1948 of about 387 billion cigarettes, tax impact near two billion dollars, and tobacco’s reach across states and into Europe and Asia, ending with tobacco farmers tied to the Marshall Plan.
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Burma
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Chlordane Destroys Mound Building Ants in Tests
Entomologists under Colorado agricultural research sponsorship report 100 percent kill of mound building ants using 3 percent chlordane sprayed at nests. Application at nest entrances with soil nozzle work best. ten nests per acre can severely reduce vegetation.
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Colorado Agricultural Research Foundation
George M. List
Department of Entomology
List
European Corn Borer Cuts 1948 Corn Crop
The European corn borer reduced the 1948 field corn crop by 85 million bushels. The loss, announced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C., is more than double the 1947 figure per surveys by the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine and cooperating agencies.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Entomology
Barn Cleaner Advised For New Or Renovated Farms
University of Illinois engineer M. W. Forth urges builders to plan for a mechanical barn cleaner in new or remodeled barns. He says provisioning now saves effort and cost even if plans do not require one immediately.
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M. W. Forth
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Forth
AnnoTuER General Quiz Q&A
Questions and answers cover West Point Welshman ship sources battle ship homes Primo Carnera and polo. The quiz lists five prompts with brief solutions: United States Military Academy location, native of Wales, home sources for battleships, largest heavyweight champion, and chukker usage in polo.
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Wales
United States
Chukker
West Point
the States of the Union
Primo Carmera
Polo
The Widow Who Married the Hard Worker’s Widow
An aged minister reflects on a baptized boy's untimely death and notes the contrast between a successful industrious man and his shiftless friend. The informant confirms the friend earned money and left a widow, prompting a moral about hard work. The twist ends with the friend marrying the hard worker's widow.
Uncle Pete recalls early work ethic and modern cash registers
Uncle Pete claims a six year four dollar a week job let him buy a grocery store. Julius counters that modern cash registers are hard to beat, contrasting old fashioned ambition with new technology.
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Pete
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