Christmas reflections on American global role and Europe
A Christmas column contrasts the 7 year past to today, noting the US has given more aid yet grown unpopular. It cites three reasons: lack of human touch, neglect of ideals, and European youth’s fear of renewed arms. The piece argues for a united European army under one flag to foster peace.
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North Africa
Near East
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Red Army
United States
Washington
U.S.A
U.S.S. R
Why Voters Stay Home On Bond Issue Ballots
A 1953 concern notes why many voters skip polls during bond issue and constitutional amendment elections. The piece reflects on low turnout and possible factors affecting participation in such ballots.
Florida Boys Find Cash Return It To Court
A Florida court returned 1176 dollars in cash found by two boys on the day after Christmas last year. The court ruled no substantial claim had been made for the money and ordered it turned over to the authorities.
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Florida
Refreshing tribute to Bess Truman ends with quiet dignity
The St Louis Globe Democrat recalls Mrs. Harry S Truman's seven year period as first lady, praising her dutiful, unobtrusive role. It notes she never intruded in politics or diplomacy, offered no public missions, and provided only routine support as a wife and partner for over 33 years.
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George Washington
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bess Truman
Harry S. Truman
White House
Independence
Eleanor Roosevelt
Coffee as the safe sendoff for holiday drivers
The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators suggests serving a final cup of strong black coffee with sugar as guests leave parties to curb drunken driving. An Alabama Journal recap notes medical support and cites Boston's mayor promoting the plan after reduced New England traffic deaths.
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Alabama Journal
Association
Boston
New England
Busy man proves reliable in work habits
The article argues the busy man is more reliable than the idler due to focused effort and routines. It warns that extra tasks should be given to those who already work hard, and cites a Philip Chesterfield quote about time and procrastination.
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Philip Chesterfield
Difficult Road to Peace in Europe and the American Effort
The article contrasts the difficulty of achieving peace with the urge to wage war, noting diplomats act without coercion and politicians blame others, causing drift toward conflict. It highlights optimistic Americans working actively for peace despite challenges.
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Europe
Food grown in the Saar could supply 15 percent of population
The Saar region's agricultural output met only about 15 percent of the local population's food needs. This shortfall underscores dependence on external supplies and raises questions about postwar food security and reconstruction.
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The
Saar
Zasu Pitts Cast in TV Patriot Comedy Mrs George Spelvin
Columnist fondly recalls Zasu Pitts as a patriotic performer linked to a proposed TV series Mr and Mrs George Spelvin Americans. He rails at Hollywood communists, notes sponsors and the era slang used by police, and recounts Chicago detective Charlie Egan and others in a reflective, era dense reminiscence.
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Zasu Pitts
George Spelvin
General Electric
U. S. Steel
U. S Rubber
Proctor and Gamble
Eisenhower
Ike
Sunflower
Columbia University
New York
Day After Christmas Man Of House Is Always Mouse
The day after Christmas the man of the house becomes a mouse as the family revels on Christmas Day and then collapses into chaos. He endures endless calls and duties, rescues a toppled tree, and endures a flood of gifts and noise before finally settling into a postholiday haze. He reflects the season’s fatigue with a tired grace, ending in a return to bed.
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Man
Hal Boyle
New York
Sister
Junior
Mother
Towser
Another Check Of Doctors Is Looming
The Defense Department announced lowered physical requirements to allow a new review of 4000 doctors dentists and veterinarians previously rejected or in reserve. Officials said standards would not compromise care and that non medical duties and wounded care savings equal to 4000 physicians have arisen since Korea.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Armed Services
Quick Method to Peel an Orange Efficiently
A simple technique speeds orange peeling by removing the top, scoring lengthwise into six sections, and stripping away the scored peel to reveal the fruit.
Rice origins traced to Indian native plants belief
The article suggests rice development may have begun from plants native to India. It notes the common view that the crop originated in the Indian region before spreading elsewhere.
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India
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