Truman Press Aide Succumbs
Washington dispatch reports Charlie Ross, Truman’s official press secretary, died at 5 50 P M yesterday from a heart attack. He was 65. A kind gentle sentimental figure in daily contacts with newsmen.
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Charles G. Ross
Harry S. Truman
United States
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Attlee
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Independence
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Post-Dispatch
Hadacol promises relief for tired nerves and anemia
A testimony from Mrs. Katherine McCubbins of Louisville urges readers to try Hadacol for vitamin B1 B2 niacin and iron deficiencies. The ad highlights weight gain better sleep and renewed energy with a money back guarantee and direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Katherine McCubbins
Louisville Ave
Louisville
McCubbins
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
Archaeological Survey of the Guntersville Basin Report Issued
Arrangements place the publication about January 15 1951 by the University of Kentucky Press. Major William S Webb head of UK's anthropology and archaeology department led the project based on explorations done with TVA and WPA during the Guntersville dam construction. Haggin Foundation to underwrite costs.
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Archaeological Survey
Guntersville Basin
University of Kentucky Press
William S. Webb
Department of Anthropology and Archaeology
University of Kentucky
TVA
WPA
Guntersville
Haggin Foundation
Trinity Club Meeting Friday at Trinity School
The Farm Bureau Trinity Community club will meet Friday December 8 at 5 o'clock at the Trinity school. All members urged to attend.
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The
Farm Bureau
Trinity Community Club
Trinity School
Auto price increases hit two majors as GM leads
Detroit reports the auto industry raised prices by about five percent with GM first and Ford following. Chrysler held its line as steel and materials costs push increases. Layoff threats loom over defense cuts while CIO UAW blasts GM and calls for government action. GM cites nine months earnings of 702 million.
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Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
America
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Office Cat and the Plain Talk of Duty
A mixture of moral maxims and quips about duty and civility. It urges readers to act now and contribute to society, with quotes attributed to Anthony Hope and sharp lines about responsibility and everyday life. The tone echoes a midcentury newspaper feature of humor and moral reflection.
Man and wife arrested after tavern walk with children
The Pennsylvania couple and their young children were found drunk after they toured taverns in drizzle. They were arrested, taken to police headquarters, and examined as a traveling life in a temperance vignette.
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Christian Science Monitor
Pennsylvania
Indochina Crisis Deepens as French Hold Line Fringe
Paris dispatch by Fred Hampson in Hongkong notes French defeats around Indochina push pro communist guerrillas closer to Hanoi and Haiphong. He warns victory begets victory while observers debate Chinese aid and the true strength of Ho Chi Minh forces amid American and Bao Dai support.
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Fred Hampson
Bureau
Hongkong
Hanoi
Hampson
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Ho Chi-Minh
Moscow
Peiping
China
Red
Delta
Haiphong
Bao Dai
Ho Chi Minhes
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