Millionth US traffic death expected in December
The article notes the anticipated December occurrence of the United States 1,000,000th traffic death, reflecting on the century of motor travel and the high human cost. It cites the losses of men, women, and children as a sobering consequence of modern transportation.
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Saturday Heroes and Hollywood Stars Remembered
The report recounts Reed and John Derek in Saturday's Hero and The Dark Page promoting in New York, with Donna Corcoran rising as Metro's new Margaret OBrien. It notes My Favorite Spy premieres and a Bob Hope contest, then shifts to road safety issues and a call for public action amid rising fatalities.
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Derek
Columbia
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Bob Hope
Hedy Lamarr
Bob Hone
Hollywood
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Bob
Housewrecker Believes Idleness Kills Men
RUXTON Md An 80 year old wrecker claims idleness is the killer of men and has spent three years wrecking structures His nickname Old Pop is tied to his long work in the wrecking field alongside four houses and free barns He was a county official before retiring to wrecking full time
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Ruxton
Trim
William Fraderick
Bosth
Barn Fire and Town Suspicion After Vandalism
An attempted arson at a barn triggers a night watch led by Howie and Trist. Sheriff Gunfrey questions locals as the town speculates on the guilty pair, while Howie signals a sharp lookout and the case moves toward closure.
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Trist
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Guntcey
Gunfrey
Hétle Mater
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Read Aloud
Puzzle grid lists across and down clues with mixed wordplay and theme hints. Entries include references to nautical terms shipboard positions and cultural notes. Several clues mix languages and historic terms, suggesting a themed crossword with maritime and ancient world terms.
English Socialism and Taxed England a Voting Draw
A critique argues Grassroots Socialism in England boosts labor support via high taxes and welfare. It claims universal medical care and rationing harm doctors and productivity, warning American voters against Fair Deal parallels and urging Republicans to define a clear program.
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Wright A. Patterson
Labor Party
England
America
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Doles
Banks Report Increased Farm Loans Reds Ask Peace Talks Be Resumed
Agriculture banking chiefs in the Midwest report higher farm loans with up to 25 percent increases in eight months 1951 while prices and costs rise. The piece notes credit for machinery and livestock, with deference to parity issues and a push to keep prices high via a fall campaign. It mentions Bloody Ridge Korea and postwar economic policy, plus mood toward peace talks in Korea and postal pay legislation.
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Kentland
Barker
South Dakota
Iowa
A- Dover
Ming
Chicago
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Department Ia
United States Army
Kaesong
Montha
Korea
Defense Production Capacity Report From AFL Convention
The defense production administrator reports a capacity to produce 50 000 annual planes and stockpiles to last a year of all out conflict. He cites a $9 000 year plus stock carry and a 6th convention note on aluminum capacity and electric power increases.
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Manly ‘Fleischmann
American Federation of Labor
San Francesco
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