UN seating rule and bread labeling push collide in debate
A Washington commentator explains UN rules on seating delegations from nations already in the UN, noting the U.S. cannot veto China’s delegation. The piece also covers the Cooperative League’s campaign to label bread and fertilizer contents under food and drug laws, highlighting triple rich white bread with 8 percent soy and 2 percent wheat germ.
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Congress
United Nations
China
Security Council
General Assembly
United States
U.N
Spain
The
Cooperative League
Coops
Coop
Bureau of Agricultural Research
National Research Council
League
Food and Drug Administration
Geraldine Brooks and era of stage to screen stardom
The piece traces Geraldine Brooks stage beginnings with the Theatre Guild and her shift to Hollywood in films like Possessed and The Reckless Moment. It notes her Italian Volcano shoot with Anna Magnani for Eagle Lion, on San Marino’s Stromboli area, with minimal water and scarce food, yet she cherished it. It highlights Theatre Guild on the Air’s ongoing new year plans, and mentions Caroussel with Cornell Wilde Patrice MunSel and John Baker from the Met, Allene Roberts in Union Station, and Ruth Roman's bold bid for Strangers on a Train after being rejected for Spellbound.
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Eraldine Brooks
Theatre Guild
Hollywood
Italy
Anna Magnani
Eagle Lion
Geraldine
Carousel
Cornell Wilde
Patrice Munsel
The
Metropolitan
John Baker
Met
Washington’s shrinking skyline signals a vast modernization plan
The White House shows signs of a major overhaul with boarded windows scaffolds and workmen shanties while new facilities like the Cafritz building and a large Washington National Guard armory loom nearby. The Pentagon offers ample parking and government debt climbs with higher inventories and looming tax increases as the 82nd Congress approaches.
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Washington
White House
Washington National Guard Armory
Cafritz
Eye Street
Dream Come True Social and Economic Problems A Part of UCPA's Big Battle
Last week's article traced the UCPA history and its aim to aid palsy stricken children. This piece explores social and economic backgrounds of cerebral palsy, its birth and lifetime costs, public misperceptions, and the burden on families and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCPA
United States
United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc
Puzzle clue list from vintage page presents mixed terms
A long OCR style compilation of cryptic style clues and word fragments ranging across geography fruit and plants. Entries include hints such as Largest continent seaport Japan capital of Bulgaria and various wordplay clues with numerical markers.
Last Week’s Apportion and Territory Cards
Fragmentary OCR notes reference apportionment and territory cards from last week. No clear event, date, or names are readable to confirm details.
Diamond Wish Sets Romance In Change Of Pace
Mike Clanahan hatches bold schemes to secure a wedding for Cathy amid family banter. Cathy reveals a plan to help James, while Zeke the newsstand owner becomes a key ally. A hidden stash of forty seven thousand dollars and a gleaming diamond signal triumph and romance.
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Mike
Mike Clanahan
Cathy
Zeke
James
Firearms Still Needed On Most U. S. Farms
The article argues guns remain essential on farms for pest control and protecting livelihood. It cites .22 caliber rifles and long rifles for varmint extermination, praising a low priced Model 47 bolt action with automatic safety as a practical beginner’s option.
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U. S
Young Actor Bill Ferguson Beats Odds Into Show Business
Broadway interview with Bill Ferguson who rose from South Pacific chorus to television work. He and wife Evelyn Colby moved from Missouri to New Haven, worked as a waiter near the Shubert Theatre, drew Rodgers and Hammerstein attention, and landed TV nibble gigs. The tale ends with a playful line about seeking a sad, miserable role.
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Bill Ferguson
Bill
Dick Rodgers
Richard
Rodgers
Mr. Hammerstein
Billy Rose
South Pacific
Evelyn Colby
Evelyn
New Haven
Casey
College Street
Shubert Theatre
Mr. Rodgers
Oscar Ham
Merstein
Josh Logan
Direc
Margaret Truman
Pinza
Mary Martin
Independence
Missouri
The
Baptist Church
Miss Truman
Tea Origins in U.S. Consumption
Most tea consumed in the United States is black tea. The majority of supply comes from India, Ceylon, and Indonesia, shaping its regional and market dynamics.
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U.S
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
Increased Dairy Product Prices Forecast for 1951
Dairy prices in 1951 are expected to rise modestly as demand strengthens due to higher defense spending. Milk production should stay near 120.5 to 121 billion pounds, with disposable incomes reaching new highs. Cash receipts from marketing dairy products may exceed expenditures, lifting farm income.
Three Winged Chicks Studied by UC Medical School Team
Rosemary Peplinski and Olive Newton of the University of California medical school study a three winged chick used in skin graft research. A third wing transplanted before birth is attached to the chick's breast to understand why prebirth transplants succeed while postbirth ones fail. Half of the chicks grow up with three wings, the other half with one.
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Rosemary Peplinski Deft
Olive Newton
University of California Medical School
Y.C.L.A
Egg Production Reaches New October High
The U S department of agriculture reports a record lay rate and the largest October egg production ever. Farm flocks laid 4,014,000,000 eggs in October, up 6 percent from a year earlier and 37 percent above the 1939-48 average. Production was strong nationwide except in the south central region due to weather.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stunning daytime frock flatters a young figure
A bright daytime dress features a slim graceful silhouette with contrasting sleeves and skirt trim. Pattern No. 1220 is a NY ae pores rated for sizes 11 to 18, with size 12 offering 35 or 39 inch bust options and 1 1/2 yards of contrast fabric.
Humorous Paradoxes and Mozart Anecdotes at Play
The column collects quirky tales from folklore and theatre. It recalls Nat Goodwin amid parsimony rumors at the Lambs Club in New York and a Mozart Haydn bet about impossible music. Mozart allegedly played a nose note with humorous swagger and proved the trick.
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Nat Goodwin
Lambs Club
New York
Mozart
Haydn
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Union Station
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Alfred Hitchcock
Geraldine Brooks
Dream Come True
Eugene de Leon
Norwalk
Calif
N. Neth
Fiji Island
Earth
Bulgaria
Little Island
the Fiction Corner
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Ske
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Main Street
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By Billy Rose
Tor
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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