column prompts probe into Bradley testimony leaks
The column corrected Senator Thomas’s version of General Bradley’s secret remarks on war with Russia. A senate subcommittee, led by Senators O Mahoney Robertson and Ferguson, probes how transcripts and off the record statements leaked to Pearson. Bradley defended defense budgets and mobilization as crucial to deter war.
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Cotton Elmer
Thomas
General Bradley
Senate
Russia
Bradley
Joe O’mahoney
Wyoming
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Subcommittee
Chocolate Mint Ice Cream Puffs and Other Desserts
Dessert ideas feature light main dishes with richer endings. Recipes include Chocolate Mint Ice Cream Puffs with hot fudge, Butter Scotch Pecan Cake Pudding, an orange glaze cake, Burnt Sugar Cake, and a lemony pudding bake, all promising varied textures and flavors.
Light Bulb System Speeds Backyard Vegetable Growth
Westinghouse engineer Robert L. Zahour recommends using 25-watt bulbs to heat backyard hotbeds. Seedlings reach harvest about 10 days earlier and flower seeds bloom a month sooner. Low power bulbs avoid soil hot spots, keeping growth uniform. Electricity costs are about three-tenths of a cent per plant for six weeks, cheaper than electric cables or manure.
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Robert L. Zahour
Westinghouse
United States
Creative Use of Leftovers With Flavor Boosts
Slices of cold roast veal lend themselves to sandwiches with anchovy paste butter and rye bread. Extend grape juice with cranberry juice for a cold appetizer. Cauliflower with tangy cheese sauce and toasted almonds makes a flavor treat. Roast beef hash gains zing with tart hollandaise. Spaghetti sauce improves with ham strips mushrooms and basil. Sweet potatoes gain glaze from orange marmalade.
Hybrid term in swine applies to offspring
The article discusses the use of the term hybrid in swine and its association with superior production. It notes that hybrid vigor could boost livestock efficiency but warns that adequate boar sources for producing hybrid hogs are not yet available. It argues that hybrid should describe litters from market hog farmers.
Organic Matter Loss Affects Plowing Effort
Purdue extension agronomist G P Walker warns that hard plowing signals low organic matter in soil. He advises more sod crops in rotations fed with nitrogen phosphate and potash to improve texture and restore organic matter.
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G. P. Walker
Purdue University Extension Agronomist
Walker
Farmers Warned on Newcastle Disease Spread
Bold Ellis of the Wyoming extension service says farmers may feel secure about Newcastle disease as it has reached all states. He warns casualties remain heavy and vigilance is still needed for poultry flocks nationwide.
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Bold Ellis
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Union
Mind and behavior shifts promptalli
The text discusses belief in moral superiority affecting relationships and suggests reform comes from showing how life with the partner can be more satisfying. It notes illness may stem from unaffectionate parenting and mentions infantile autism by Dr. Leo Kanner and studies on age related death rates, linking abrupt loss of purpose to self destructive impulses.
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A. B. Stokes
Canadian Medical Association
Keeping Healthy Poliomyelitis Epidemics Costly
Polio epidemics rise toward late summer and fall. parents fear months ahead. Donations to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis fund research, yet the disease’s crippling impact remains costly. Poliomyelitis Current Literature informs physicians about extensive work nationwide. About 20 percent of cases become disabling, requiring years of orthopedic treatment to restore walking ability.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Library of the National Foundation For
American Medical Association
Chicago
Health Notes on Colitis Diet and Conditions
Health notes discuss colitis caused by nervousness and diet. It suggests reducing fats by half and limiting proteins to about 25 percent or none in a reducing diet. It mentions ergotamine tartrate for migraine relief and notes allergy as a recent concept. It warns overweight individuals that fat tissue contains water and that water adds weight. It calls rheumatism the oldest known disease.
Home town editors as political kingmakers in America
The editor of the home town paper wields influence beyond the press, shaping voter behavior and political outcomes. Candidates should meet with local editors, present clear plans, and secure broad editorial backing to boost chances in Senate or House races. The piece also contrasts American freedoms with Soviet repression and notes UC faculty oath controversy.
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America
Maine
Senate
House of the National Congress
Lsten
McCarthy Critique Sparks Call for State Department Probe
The speaker argues Senator McCarthy may err on some points yet urges a full investigation of the State Department and its personnel. He labels the Fair Deal socialist and urges purging rogue Republicans who backed its policies.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
Republican Party
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