Government orders voluntary censorship of technical know-how
Washington reports that Commerce Secretary Sawyer announced a voluntary censorship plan to keep national security sensitive technical information from foreign powers. A new office will screen otherwise unclassified material, inviting submissions from businesses, governments, and individuals. Examples include railroad layout data and an ordnance supplier's contract facilities details.
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Washington
INS
Commerce
Sawyer
Legislative ad targets rooming house in North Dakota
A Bismarck rooming house operator ran a Thursday newspaper ad offering a sleeping room for gentlemen and another for a legislator as the state legislature began its session. The cheeky pitch aligns lodging with political business in the capital.
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Bismarck
N. D
Walkout Halts Treatments at Kenny Institute
In Minneapolis the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Institute's 100 patients faced reduced care as 145 hospital workers from local 113 AFL Building Service Employees Union walked out. Administrator L N MacKenney cited curtailment of hotpacking and noted no new acute polio patients in weeks while union talks continued.
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Minneapolis
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Institute
AFL Building Service
L. N. MacKenney
MacKenney
St. Paul
Kenny Institute
Chrysler Declares Dividend on Common Shares
Chrysler Corporation directors declare a dividend of 2 dollars a share on the common stock payable March 12 to holders of record February 13. Previous payments in 1949 included 1.50 on March 13 and June 12, 1.75 on September 12, and 3 on September 26.
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New York
INS
Chrysler Corporation
Marsh
High School Team Seeks 10th Straight Win at Vinton
KCRG coverage tonight previews the 8:15 game as Nebwont KCRG reports every play with Bob Brooks at the mic. Brooks 1600 for NEWS-OHNSON saluted as school of the week on KCRG Story Parade with Mary Nassif as storyteller. Norman Barnes to be featured personality of the week in McKinley grad note.
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Ee High School
Vinton
Bob Brooks
Kcrgkcrk
Ohnson
KCRG
Mary Nassif
Tina and the
Toad
Jane Montgomery
Mark Daehler
Norman Barnes
McKinley
Barnes
Nancy Chittenden
Gazette Radiology Notes and Local Broadcast Mentions
The Gazette references readers and local airwave mentions including ABC NBC Ozzie and Harriet as part of a community update. The Sheriff is noted among the included names in this period page fragment.
Friday Evening on Telco Test 15 News Schedule
Listing of radio program times and shows across Friday evening and Saturday afternoon on KWCR 1450 kilocycles AM. Includes Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis, Marion Vinton, dance orchestras, band segments, and music blocks. Non network station schedule highlights sports parade and concert features.
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Tello
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Telco-Test
E. Coleman O
Henry
Dance Orch
Marion Vinton
WHBF-TV Friday Night Lineup Highlights
A listed prime time schedule for WHBF-TV shows Captain Video at 6:00, Art Linkletter at 6:30, Bigs Town at 7:00, Again Crime at 7:30, Playhouse at 8:00, Penthouse at 9:00, Maugham Tales at 9:30, Plainclothes at 10:00, Perry Como at 10:30, Prevue at 11:00, and Brown Army at 1:15.
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Captain Video
Art Linkletter
Playhouse
Penthouse
Commonwealth Chiefs Back Pacifist Stance At 10 Day Meet
Attlee told a closed Commonwealth gathering war is not inevitable and pledged peace. Attendees include St Laurent Nehru Menzies Holland and Huggins with Pakistan absent over Kashmir. Talks cover Kashmir Korea Formosa Red China and Japan rearmament questions.
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Free World
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Robert G. Menzies
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Sidney G. Holland
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
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Liaquat Ali Khan
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Kashmir
Karachi
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Japan
China
Russia
Formosa
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Asia
Britain
Baker's Hair Tonic advertised with money back promise
Waterloo resident Mrs. John Manross says years of dandruff and itchy scalp relief came after using Baker's Hair Tonic. She endorses the tonic and Baker's Lathernist Shampoo, noting satisfaction and a refund guarantee if not pleased.
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Waterloo
Iowa
John Manross
Mulberry
Baker
Baker’s
Adv
Schedule snippet lists programs for Friday and Saturday
The entry outlines a TV radio style lineup with shows such as News at 6:45 and 7:00 Quiz Kids, Big Story at 8:30, N Y Fights at 9:00, Wrestling at 9:45, Broadway at 11:00, Coming at 12:00, Play or Pay at 7:30, Who Said That at 8:00, Ace Drummond at 5:30, Your Health at 6:30, Newsreel at 6:45, Farm Facts at 7:00, Against Crime at 7:30, Charles Wild at 8:00, To Be Announced at 6:30.
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Higgins Almanac
Library News
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Red Cross
Boston Theater
Rgan
Hamann Symphony
Eddy Arnold
Cientral P.M
Land O’ Corp Corn Belt Roe
Iowa
Metropolitan Opera National Farm
Metropolitan Opera
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Giovanni Wildcats
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Los Angeles
Downey Orton
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Galen Drake
Giovan
Tait
Parade
Giovann
Gene Autry
Curt Massey
Modern Metropolitan Opera
Safety Highways College
Hollywood
N. Y
Ace Drummond
Charles Wild
Ann
Drake Puts Journalism Chapter on Probation
DES MOINES UP The Drake university chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the national professional journalism fraternity, has been placed on probation for an indefinite period. Robert B Kamm dean of students said that university official...
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Sigma Delta Chi
Des Moines
Drake University
Robert B. Kamm
University Offi
Des Moines Police To Be Reorganized
Des Moines city council voted a full reorganization of the police department to take effect next Monday. The 174 member force will gain 10 patrol additions and three major units will report directly to Police Chief Frank C. Mabee: operations headed by Assistant Chief Floyd Hartzer, services led by Chief Detective Inspector Phil D. Cavender, and inspections led by Inspector John P. Gill. The plan stems from a two month study by Police Lt. Henry F. Whaley of Berkeley, Calif.
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Des Moines
John P. Gill
Henry F. Whaley
Berkeley
Calif
Fear of a 1951 Russian move alarms observers
AP analysis notes Western leaders fear Russia may strike in 1951 before Western European rearmament shapes up. Observers warn war could erupt in Europe this spring, with Cominform pressure, Yugoslav defection limits, and Tito's army cited as risk factors. U.S. and allied plans for expanded training and production rise as tensions mount.
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United States
Europe
Russia
Germany
West
Italy
France
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Tito
Unity and war jitters amid postwar European integration
The text reflects on the Atlantic alliance and efforts toward European unity as France and Germany negotiate cohesion under international aims. It notes East West Berlin tensions in 1948 and the writer’s cautious forecast of no war for 1948 and 1949, with uncertainty about 1951 or 1952.
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Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Germany
Berlin
Army Finance Probe Dropped by House Committee
The House Armed Services Committee ends its inquiry into alleged irregularities at the Army Finance Center once located in St. Louis. Chairman Vinson states no specific recommendations or legislative proposals will be made after the investigation, which involved charges of communistic infiltration and large overpayments to military dependents.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Army Finance Center
St. Louis
Vinson
D-Ga
Rayburn
House
Pepperdine Grid Star Neal Patton Jr Passes Away
Neal N. Patton Jr a 1950 Pepperdine College football player and former junior college All American is reported dead. Family and former teammates recall his speed and leadership on the field at Pepperdine and in junior college circuits.
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Los Angeles
INS
Neal N. Patton, Jr
Pepperdine College
Football Player Detained in Suspected Liquor Store Robbery
A 24 year old football player named Patton was jailed Thursday on suspicion of attempting to rob a liquor store owned by Harry Miller. He was traced to the crime after investigators traced the license number of the car he drove.
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Patton
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