Why Not Let the Ladies Take Over UNs Job
An international debate by H. J. Phillips discusses Sen. Margaret Chase of Maine proposing a female peace organization to pursue world peace. The piece mocks male diplomats while arguing women could better handle peace efforts, noting men have failed at firm leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chase
Maine
United Nations
Women take over the U N and end the peace hold the line
The piece argues for a female led United Nations replacing men in peace efforts. It jokes the world would respond to a two word message stop cooking and a bed will not be made until armies disband. The column notes Truman opening day at Blair House and transplanted elm trees in Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Truman
Washington
From Ten Dollar Bet To Radio Stardom
Inez Gerrard and Marian Jordan rose from small-time show business after a ten dollar bet to appearing on WIBO radio, later becoming the famed Fibber McGee and Molly. Their early path included vaudeville and a top radio series, while other entertainers like Burt Lancaster and Howard Duff share brief, vivid showbiz anecdotes from the era.
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Inez Gerrard
Imi
Marian Jordan
Jim
Chicago
Marian
Fibber
Molly
Jordans
WIBO
Pibber McGee and Molly
Poachers Outwitted by a Lone Warden in Beaverhead County
Young warden Glen Wroyd on a lone recon mission near Beaverhead’s headwaters foils a poaching ring. After a dramatic chase on a snowy tote road, he and Loomis capture two men, cuff them to a truck, and report the incident to Supervisor Hezzick with praise for his team.
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Glen Lloyd
Fred Mather
Birehill
Glen
North Woods
Mather
Loomis
Len
Hezzick
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
Crossword puzzle clues across and down with various numeric tags and word prompts for a newspaper puzzle page. Includes entries for store, wine receptacles, and multiple themed and partial clues across both directions.
Kid stars fade from baseball and golf as aging legends rise
National pastime coverage notes baseball and golf aging out of youth for stars like Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and Bobby Jones. The piece cites Stan Musial Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio and Gene Sarazen as older leaders with no current teenage phenoms. It reflects on bonuses paid for young players and the challenge of sustaining youthful talent in both sports. Gene Sarazen reflects on aging and changing motivation across championships and Masters play.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Grover Alexander
Bobby Ones
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Boudreau
Sammy Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Gary Middlecoff
Ty Cobbs
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagens
Gene Sarazens
Bobby
Skokie
Chicago
United States
Sarazen
Oakmont
Augusta
Gene
Oalmont
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Church of the Heavenly Rest
Burton
Burt Lancaster
Louisville
Cole Brother
Nick Cravat
Howard
Sam Spade
Duff
Partners In Crime
Universal International
Tucson
South Pacific
Owder
Guido
iScythe
Solomon
Board of Ordnance
Numober
Sportscode
Ieee
LLOVO
IM48
DeWitt
Seasor
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Ame Jrl
Lan Turner
Paio
Kid Stars
Grantland Rice
Golf
Jones
Nelson
Tom Gregory
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