Communist tactics and Berlin clashes outline in Mackenzie piece
The World Today races through Communist strategy from the Berlin abductions to Warsaw peasant violence. Mackenzie argues Bolshevism seeks disorder to derail talks and expand control, predicting only temporary peace if any. He cites Zenkl’s London remarks on Soviet bloc unity eroding and warns of hard arm methods and no middle ground.
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Berlin
U. S
Marshall
Larry Allen
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Pete Zenkl
Czechoslovakia
London
Soviet Bloc
The Ladylike Look Gains Favor With College Tomboys
Dorothy Roe notes a trend among college women mixing nostalgia with modern style. Many students wear old fashioned fabrics like calico and challies with full skirts and long fringed wool pelts, while keeping jeans and campus wear for classes.
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Dorothy Roe
Grandma
Elassroom
Pheasants Prove More Profitable Than Night Club Ventures
Frederick LL D UP reports Fred Morse, a Brooklyn born entrepreneur, plans to kill about 3 000 pheasants this fall for sale at 10 dollars per brace. He runs Rin Neck Ranch near Frederick since 1947, breeding pheasants for eastern night clubs and restaurants, expanding to 70 acres with multiple pens and incubators.
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Miriam Crabtree
Ellendale
N. D
Here
Dakotas
Frederick
Rin Neck Ranch
Morses
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ares
Otis Aghs Corba Ikerency
Miss Sasser Feted On Route One Birthday Party
Evelyn Sasser celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J A Sasser of Route One. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Brady Pope and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Sasser and son, Nellie Pearl Sasser, and many Columbus area relatives and friends.
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Miss Sasser
Evelyn Sasser
J. A. Sasser
Route One
Brady Pope
Dewitt Sasser
Nellie Pearl Sasser
Shelby Brannon
Columbus
Burnice Stephens
Howard Andrews
Earl Einfinger
B. Barton
Hilborn Fondren
Rayford el- Magbyrd
Mary
Evelyn Walls
L. J. Walls
Paul
Kenneth Everett
Bryce
Randall Collins
Thomas Bowman
T. Eldridge
Henry Pelham
Ida Mills
Viola Mills
Delmas Killingsworth
Derring
Psychoanalyst Sidebar Turns Into Candid Couch Tale
A quirky reporter visits a Madison Avenue psychiatrist, Dr Dupre, and unfolds a comic interview with digs at fixation and a case history of Howard Bishop. Bishop, heir to Westchester horse society, hides a stark inferiority complex tied to horses after a traumatic rocking horse incident.
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Felix Dupre
Billy Rose
Dupre
Madison Avenue
Dr. Dupre
Doc
Kidder
Howard Bishop
Howard
Howie
Larchmont
Hig Pop
Westchester
Howl
Madison Square Garden
Westbury
Agawam
Chicago
Peterson
Budget Cosmetics For Teens And College Girls
Teens and college girls can manage beauty costs with budget kits and at home routines. The piece argues affordable options like temporary waves and minimal makeup, and suggests practical tips on lipstick shades cologne and powder using low expenses. It notes a humorous tale about a man cured of inferiority by a business arrangement, illustrating thrift and practical solutions.
Springfield city to swap gaslights for electric lights
City officials estimate replacing 840 gas lights with 500 electric ones will save taxpayers about 6000 dollars annually. Springfield, Ohio, was among the last in the state to adopt electric lighting.
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Springfield
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Red Goose
Shale
Kwanelokuy's Shoe Department
NEA Service
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Herbert
Dothan Drug
Douglas Fields
Bailey
V. W. Teor
Lynn’s
Bootery
City Club and Claston
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E. E. Bentley
J. W. Savage
Lydia E. Pinkham
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