Korea War Picture Brightens as Senate OKs Mobilization Bill
The Korea war enters its third month as observers note a shift in the fighting. Taegu holds. U S and South Korea push back enemy advances. A major B 29 air strike targets Waegwan. Secretary Brannan says farmers are in fine shape and outlines farm plan goals while warning against drastic controls. Wheat price supports set for 1951 with large potential acreage this season. Over 2,600 American families learn of service members killed wounded or missing as casualty reports rise.
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Victories in Korea Fronts Mark Eighth Week of War
U S troops won gains on most Korea fronts including driving back a major communist push from Taegu, recapturing Pohang and Kigyra, and fending off another Naktong bridgehead. In Washington the Senate passed an anti inflation mobilization bill 85 to 3 to empower wage price controls with several contentious provisions. President Truman opposed wage price controls at present and the two chambers work toward a conference to reconcile differences. Public, UN debate over Soviet participation and calls to expel the Soviet delegate intensify as U N actions stress peace and firm resolve. Public support leans toward direct diplomacy through the United Nations while acknowledging the cost in lives.
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Suspect Morton Sobell Charged in Spy Ring Case
Suspect No 8 Morton Sobell a stocky 33 year old American electrical engineer fled to Mexico as FBI began nab bing Klaus Fuchs ring. He was arrested and charged with passing defense secrets to Russia identified as a radar expert.
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Good Citizen I will practice citizenship at home ninth promise
The ninth promise of a Good Citizen stresses practicing and teaching good citizenship principles within the home. The article asserts that a nation is built from families and that family virtues such as respect for others, loyalty, health, tolerance, cooperation, self reliance, good breeding, and a sense of fitness underpin national strength.
Americana television, radio star profiles and civic themes
Inez G. Lewis's NBC work spans Road of Life Eternal Light The Big Story and Storyteller's Playhouse portraying cooks crooks and various ages. Gertrude Berg prepares The Goldbergs novel with Paramount. A McCall's editor cites home as social bedrock and lists U S civic gains and cultural reach in a concluding chapter from Good Citizen published by The American Heritage Foundation.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A compact list of crossword clues covering Across numbers from 2 to 86 and Down numbers from 1 to 34, including definitions for Pant Begone Verbal Glass part of a window Reptile Solitary Public notice Organ of hearing River Ger Sailor slang Conceal Pen name Charles Lamb Hawaiian food Covered with sand Great masses of ice Encountered Short-billed rail Expected Apron top One who inherits Swablike implement Any power ful deity Province NE India Artless Girl's name Measure of land Pause Peruse Kind of boat Venice Macaw Japanese wine Excuses Mineral spring Thermal units Positive terminal Doctrine Wise men Before Twisted fabric Storage place Black gull Naval officers of highest rank Stir Steal Mourned Valuable for Evening sun god Egypt Exclamation River Eur Passageway between seats.
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Strange Morning Lawn Mower Encounter Sparks Romance
Sandra Hunter spots Jerry Leonard mowing her lawn to meet her. He bribes the gardener Rufus, but the plan backfires when Sandra questions his motives and later confronts him about the wheels of her car. The pair exchange awkward remarks and reveal mutual interest through a quirky morning encounter.
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Uncle Charlie and the Brass Fish Charms a Stolen Wallet
A pinochle night heist on Allen Street yields $13 from Uncle Charlie. Frieda’s gypsy-brass fish charm promises luck, but the tale ends with a successful recovery of the wallet and a note saying the thief felt wary after seeing the fish. Uncle Charlie remains skeptical yet amused by the fortune tale.
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