The UL label and Underwriters Laboratories fire safety seal
The article explains that UL stands for Underwriters Laboratories, founded in 1894, testing items for fire safety. It notes 375,000 items tested, 3,500 manufacturers paying for tests, follow up checks by a 600 person staff, and government lists of approved devices. It emphasizes the label as a symbol of safety and warns buyers to seek the US label on fire risk items.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Coronet Magazine
U. S
Textbooks feeding totalitarian line threaten free enterprise
The piece argues textbooks in schools push socialist and totalitarian ideas, undermining academic freedom and personal liberty. It cites Oregon economics texts endorsing socialized medicine and government ownership, warning government partnership can become a political monopoly. It calls for a thorough check of school books to expose socialist propaganda.
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Oregon
England
Stafford Cripps
Semantics and Russia tensions under postwar diplomacy
An essay on semantics illustrates how identical statements yield different meanings for different parties. It connects to postwar diplomacy with Molotov and Stalin, noting that Yalta and Moscow talks produced divergent interpretations. Western hopes for Berlin blockade relief faded as Russian actions contradicted assurances.
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Russia
Molotov
Stalin
Yalta
Roosevelt
Moscow
Berlin
General Smith
Smith
Crossword puzzle clues A to 51 letters
Across and down clues list many terms from Phonetic style puzzle. Includes definitions for thraw, slam, light boat, masculine name and several science terms. Answers are typical crossword fill requiring cross-checking with grid. Puzzle 24 completion date unknown.
Stalin’s war warnings and Wallace theory over Berlin fate
The piece surveys postwar tension as the blockade persists and Western resolve hardens. It notes Moscow’s fingerprints on Russian command, hints at a Wallace vote influence, and reports Dewey’s support for the U.S. delegation abroad. It cites Spaak’s attack on Soviet policy, rising British demobilization fears, and cautious U.S. war prospects amid Russia’s industrial push and uncertain atomic progress.
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Smith
Stalin
Moscow
Henry Wallace
Berlin
Wallace
Dewey
Kremlin
Marshall
Bevin
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Natons’ General Assembly
Russia
U. N
Foreign Office
U. S
After Election Forecasts Tougher US Russia Stance
The speaker hopes the phrase may yield many years before action, but after the election, the approach to Russia is expected to be harsher. A large rise in military spending and a stepped up draft are anticipated around the same period.
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Russia
Maryland Oyster Bars Classified for Management Plan
The document explains oyster bar classifications into self-sustaining, growing, and seed areas, detailing how salinity, food supply, reproduction, and environmental factors affect yields. It notes self-sustaining bars supply most production, growing bars require seed planting, and seed areas focus on supplying seed for growing bars, with state operations in Eastern Bay, Holland Straits, and St. Mary's River.
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Eastern Bay
Holland Straits
Tangier Sound
St. Mary's River
Potomac
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Big Gun
Joe Marsh
America
Waar
United States Brewers Foundation
Uranus
Ukraine
Lloyd’s Register
Home Freeze
Ridgely
Ridgely Supply Co
Martin L. Sutton
Clarence H. Sutton
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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