Eisenhower political statement stirs GOP circles
Eisenhower signals he will not seek a pre convention fight for the GOP nomination. He notes he remains a Republican and could respond to a clear call to leadership, amid Lodge's NH ballot maneuver and Times backing for his candidacy.
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Quine
New Hampshire
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Eesend
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the Times
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Democrats Endorse Farm Policy Strategy Ahead of 1952 Campaign
Reports from Washington say the administration plans to keep its farm policy steady during the presidential race. The strategy focuses on warning that a Republican win could endanger current farm subsidies and benefits while avoiding controversial issues. Democratic advisors reference past subsidies under 1948 measures to maintain agricultural prosperity despite opposition in Congress.
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Washington
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Inistra
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Ladies’ Fancy Event at Mansfield Post
The Ladies’ Society of the James J. Mansfield Post invites members to a social at Veterans Lane the following evening. A long list of attendees includes Mrs. Grace Grigber, Mrs. Elizabeth Hennessy, Mrs. Teresa Fraticelli, Mrs. Pauline Wilson, Mrs. Frances Parkin, Mrs. Esther Call, and others.
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Robert “Windheim
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John O'Brien
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Pauline Wilson
Frances Parkin
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Fragmented OCR Dialogue Teases a Family Moment
Incoherent lines show a family scene with Billy Ted and a grandmother figure. The garbled text hints at emotion and a possible warning or joke but lacks clear actions or details.
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Now Ma Ti P e Whats Making the Milk So Blue
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character named Ma questioning why milk seems blue while a son is described as going astray in spirits, indicating a tense household mood.
Plymouth introduces 1952 line with smoother ride and new styling
Plymouth announces the 1952 models will be shown in U S dealer showrooms starting January 4, boasting 46 improvements across engine, brakes, electrical system, chassis and body. The Belvedere pace-setter features two-tone colors, luxury fabrics, and ten body types with Safety Flow ride and enhanced Synchro-Silent transmission for smoother performance.
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United States
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Inak
Belvedere
Belmont
Sudbury Brownie Troop Builds Scrapbooks For Clinic
Brownie Troop No. 11 led by Mrs. Robert C Hall and Mrs. Roland Walton has made scrapbooks for the Well Child Clinic. The group also learned about feeding winter birds. Members include Pamela Blake Jean Pomponio Sandra Borg Ellen Forbes Patty Hall Beverley Walton Linda Franson Lee Rogers and Penny Foster.
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Roland Walton
Pamela Blake
Jean Pomponio
Sandra Borg
Ellen Forbes
Patty Hall
Beverley Walton
Linda Franson
Lee Rogers
Penny Foster
Recent Arrivals at Emerson Hospital Births Kay Galant and Cain Child
In the past week Emerson Hospital reports a son born January 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galant of Lowell Road, Charlestown. A daughter born January 17 to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cain of South Lincoln.
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Emerson Hospital
Paul Galant
Lowell Road
Carlisle
John E. Cain
South Lincoln
Texas towns Pharr San Juan and Alamo share a high school
Three Texas towns Pharr San Juan and Alamo are so close they share sidewalks and connect to the same high school, forming a tight local community.
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Pharr
San Juan
Alamo
Dog grooming myths debunked by experts says Kinney
The piece quotes dog expert James R Kinney arguing clipping a dog's hair does not improve comfort in heat. Kinney and Shuster note a York dog may shed hair yet retain protection, while cut ends can irritate the skin.
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James R Kinney
New. York
Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Tools Across Time
A garbled OCR passage discusses individuals named Monroe Wie Fran Walshan and mentions a state cart and enginege. It notes a penknife mischaracterization and hints at a 24th century hangover in naming. The text is unclear, with overlapping phrases about writing bad and county work terms.
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Fran Walshan
Open Letter to Sudbury Zoning and Industrial Debate
A Sudbury reader argues for careful zoning to guide future industrial development. He questions whether to attract large employers, warns about tax implications, municipal costs, and potential decline of residential appeal. He stresses Sudbury’s central location and urges discussion on attracting productive, town-benefiting industries.
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