States of irrational emergency and presidential proclamations
A fragmented account traces U S declarations of national emergency from 1933 to 1999 noting FDR Truman and Roosevelt precedents and the use of emergencies to expand spending for armed services The piece mentions Korea China and Yalu retreat with McArthur and Roosevelt 1939 1941 1933 and 1982 dates as benchmarks in a retrospective discussion
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Wildirs Dallot
Britain
FDR
Europe
Roosevelt
Bank
Eminis
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Stores to inaugurate Christmas evening shopping hours
City stores begin extended hours tonight to aid Christmas buyers with most large shops planning to stay open until 9 o clock daily. Olin Simmons, a Denison freshman from this city, is noted for his early practice showing solid form in basketball. Clyde Damon showcases red fox pelts from Kingua district, drawing attention in the business district. Christmas trees illuminate the streets and a festive atmosphere grows in Granville. The Mary Fuller family honors their mother with a memorial communion table at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church filled by a large crowd.
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Clyde Damon
Wek
Kingua
Fhab
Christian and Missionry Alliance Church
Mary Fuller
How's Your 1 Q If you can answer ten questions
The query asks ten trivia items across history and literature. It includes a misformatted prompt about memory, answers, and a classified page. It then lists ten questions on European premiers, Lincoln’s parentage, Matlo Gros location, a life events poem, Charge of the Light Brigade, a Muppet role, older son Cain or Abel, Philippine Islands geography, Sing a Song of Sixpence, and a food additive found in consumables.
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T.loon Bhin
Nancy Hayike
Abralant Lincoln
Matlo Gros
Ineway
Gain
Abel
Philippine
Warren Borough to Sell Lot on Second Avenue to St. Pauls Church
The Senate approved a bill allowing Warren to sell a portion of Second Avenue at Waters Street to St. Pauls Lutheran Church. It now moves to the House for action. Sponsored by Senator Leroy Chapman (R Warwick).
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Harrisburg
Senate
Barough of
Warren
Second Avenue
Watersstreet
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
House
Sey. Leroy
Chapman
Warnew
Life expectancy rises in early years says Metropolitan Life
New York December 14 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports that life expectancy is safest at ages nine and ten and highest at birth gains. The study cites mortality data from 1949 and notes large early-life improvements due to infection control, while progress in middle and later life remains limited.
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New York
United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Statistic Bies
National Office of Vital Statistics
Ieab
Kuin of
Tully
Mortality and lifespan outlook from mid-century notes
The article cites 1949 mortality conditions and suggests most Americans could live beyond seventy years if no further gains occur. It also notes that salt used on sidewalks damages concrete, especially when the concrete is under six years old.
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