Blood for Freedom Nurses Plan 10000 Mile Red Cross Tour
Four nurses prepare a 10000 mile tour across eleven western states via Union Pacific tracks. The railroad remodeled a business car and baggage car to transport supplies, while the Red Cross supplies the drive and calls for local volunteers to donate blood as they travel beginning in December.
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Union Pacific Railroad
American Red Cross
Union Pacific
Studio and stage stars draw across the screen and stage
The era’s news highlights Ginger Rogers joining Columbia for a five year television contract worth over a million dollars as she departs Broadway, while Kay Armen contemplates a Hollywood musical film. Red Cross nurses in Omaha lead a mobile blood unit effort targeting 2000 pints monthly to aid armed forces.
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Columbia Broadcasting
Kay Armen
MGM
Joe Pasternak
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Red Cross
Kathryn McDonough
Waterloo
Iowa
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Ramona Walla
Linwood
Neb
St Joseph's Hospital
Ramona
Eileen Roth
Elkhorn
St. Joseph’s
Monica DeWulf
Cedar Rapids
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lincoln
Nebraska
Miss McDonough
New Life in Ashfield Shows Small Town Blues
Phil and Dot Davis move from Temple to Ashfield to escape gossip and dull routines. They find neighbors eager to help while curious locals reveal the same manners they hoped to avoid. They realize happiness depends on how people treat one another.
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Phil Davis
Templer
Phil
Tom Wheeler
Dot
Suffolk
Temple
Ashfield
Hooper
Davises
Issa
Ricks
Dorothy
Bob Talbert
California Gambling Mobsters Haunt Nevada, Kefauver Warns
Senator Estes Kefauver argues Nevada’s licensing system fails to curb mob influence and crime. He traces ties from Bugsy Siegel to Benny Binion, Harold Noble, and Clifford Aaron Jones, noting casino profits inflate corruption while legitimate business suffers.
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Reno
Bugsy Siegel
New York
Murder, Inc
California
Lester
Benny) Binion
Dallas
Binion
Texas
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Noble
Nevada
Clifford Aaron Jones
Pioneer Club
Golden Nugget
Jones
Tax Commission
Robert E. Jones
Siegel
Lucky Luciano
Frank Costello
Joe Adonis
Flamingo Hotel
Moe Sedway
Nevada Wire Service
Virginia Hill
Beverly Hills
Chicago
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From Old Dictionary
Ugly old women five letters. Clubs nine letters. Two toed sloth ten letters. Man s nat eleven letters. Island off Greece twelve letters. Genealogical lines fourteen letters. Constellation fifteen letters. Upper side of the foot sixteen letters. Borders nineteen letters. Friars title twenty letters. Exclamation twenty one letters. Chest twenty two letters. Sudden rush of wit twenty three letters. Male beverage twenty four letters. Chum twenty five letters. Infant twenty seven letters. Female parent twenty eight letters. Mulberry thirty letters. Sleeveless garment Arab thirty one letters. Mislead thirty three letters. City Mass thirty five letters. Unit of weight thirty six letters. Fellow slang thirty seven letters. To be ready for thirty nine letters. Wavy Heraldry forty letters. Vended forty one letters. Prophet forty two letters. Parts of locks
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Grassroots GOP prioritize goats over integrity in 1952 debate
Wright A. Patterson argues Republicans should focus on anti socialism and fiscal restraint to win votes. He highlights envy of taxpayers with two or more goats over moral honesty as a personal stake, warning that anti left rhetoric appeals to farmers and workers while recalling past scandals.
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Tion
Truman
Harding
Plasma Therapy On Field Saves Wounded Soldiers
Blood plasma given to wounded soldiers on the battlefield is prepared by mixing with sterile water before injection into veins, outlining a medical practice used in combat environments.
Blood Donors Needed Amid Korean War Effort
Public notice invites healthy individuals aged 21 to 59 to donate blood for the Army’s Korean War effort.
Morals Index Links Sports Scandals to National Crisis
Dr Oliver Carmichael head of the Carnegie Foundation warns that collegiate sports scandals gambling and government corruption threaten American morals. In his 46th annual morals report he says recent exposes should arouse the public and that those guilty deserve no sympathy.
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New York
Oliver C. Carmichael
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Princess Date Frock Becomes Junior Favorite
Princess Date Frock draws juniors with a slim easy to sew design. Waistline tucks and comfortable sleeves feature in Pattern No. 8512 offered in sizes 9 11 12 16 and 18. Four yards of 39 inch fabric needed for size 11. Send 25 cents for Fall and Winter STYLIST pattern magazine.
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