NOTES FROM CONGRESS BY EDWARD T. MILLER
Edward T. Miller reports on a near pause in House activity for recesses, Senate readiness to catch up, and a range of congressionally decided actions. The un-American Activities Committee bill passes with strict registration and penalties. Military training shelved, defense spending for armories authorized, and Social Security reforms signed expanding benefits and taxes. Senator Kemper calls for curbs on British war materials to Russia. ECA notes some machine tools moved to USSR but claims limited strategic impact.
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W Stuart Simington
National Securities Board
Commerce, Agriculture Interior
Labor
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
House
Senate
un-American Activities Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Congress
Senate House
Secretar
Defense
Defense Department
Russia
Behind Scenes Stories of Hollywood Told
A dramatic new series in The American Weekly begins in September detailing intimate anecdotes about Hollywood's greats. The feature promises romances scandals and tragedies from early cinema through tinsel town's formative era.
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Hollywood
Hollwood
Earl Cass
Greensboro social notes show visitors and travel plans
Mrs J Dillon of Baltimore visited Greensboro with Miss Blake Dennis. Virginia Brandenburg and Miss Jo Purcell arrived to teach here, while Purcell will teach in Greensboro and Brandenburg plans a move to Goldsboro Tampa. Rev T S Dixon improves slowly as family plans relocation to Florida. Several guests from New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania visited locals, enjoyed Sky Line Drive, and returned home.
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J. Dillon
Baltimore
Raymond C. Dennis
Blake Dennis
Virginia Brandenburg
Jo Purcell
Virginia
Miss Purcell
Greensboro
Brandenburg
Goldsboro
James Simpson
Ruth Dixon
T. S. Dixon
University Hospital
Dixon
Ruth
Mildred
Florida
Tampa
Elizabeth Christian
Trenton
N. J
Temple Smith
Barbara Brumbaugh
New York City
Irvin Brumbaugh
St. Richter
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Mary Russell
Vernon Blades
Sue Smith
Francis Karcher
Norfolk
Popular Models Report Atomic Heights And Weights
Model agencies report their most popular female models average height about five feet seven inches and weight around one hundred twenty pounds. The figures reflect typical proportions favored by clients and photographers in current fashion shoots.
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