Subscription rates and postal note from Grafton paper
A notice states weekly subscription rate of 90.00 for six months and marks the paper as second class matter at the Grafton post office. It notes the policy against letters to the editor and lists the Inland Newspaper Representatives offices in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and St. Louis for national representation.
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Ma Tly Iarenes
Grafton
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Louis
Syndicate Trust
5000 Mile Missile Dreamed By Air Force
An Air Force prospective weapon envisions a 5000 mile guided missile carrying an atomic warhead. To be viable it must evade interception, function after long flight, and be navigated by radio or autonomous systems, with safety and secrecy guarding the radio channel physics.
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Air Force
California rises to third in population behind New York
Census Bureau estimates place California as the third most populous state after New York and Texas, with commentary noting its volatile political character may boost future presidential tickets. The piece contrasts Ohio’s historical lack of standout presidents with California’s growing influence and references James Bryce’s view on the “Ohio type of president.”
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California
Sinois
Ohio
A Woman for President Question Looms in Politics
The article muses on a future with a woman president, noting female governors like Nellie Tayloe Ross and candidates such as Mrs. Ferguson of Texas. It discusses women in Senate and Congress and compares potential female leaders to historic monarchs, suggesting public figures could shape acceptance of a woman in the nation’s highest role.
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Truman
Wyoming
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mint
Daly Avomatt
Cosevelt
Ople
Mevuin
England
Elizabeth
Russia
Catherine
Who Shall It Be Ormer Years Is Reviving
A historical party game asks which figure readers would choose for a ten minute conversation. Historical leaders named include Lincoln Napoleon and Franklin D Roosevelt, with Queen Victoria also suggested. The piece reflects on how even famed figures might hesitate to reveal intimate thoughts to a stranger.
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Lincoln
Napoleon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Queen Victoria
Julius’ Caesar
George Washington
Teri
Truman
Gene May
Douglas Skystreak
May
Cobb
Dutton
Russ Thaw
Robert Brush
Douglas
Te Firm
Mars not habitable says Dr Otto Struve
Dr Otto Struve of the University of Chicago told the International Astronomical Union that Mars has no viable vegetation, a harsh carbon dioxide atmosphere, and would not be inviting for human settlement given housing and living conditions.
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Mars
Otto Struve
University of Chicago
International Astronomical Union
Struve
Bible Thought for Today Quote and Source
A Bible thought notes that the Devil may quote scripture and selfish men corrupt it. It urges following the spirit of scripture over its words, citing Jeremiah 23:36, and credits Press Radio Bible Service Cincinnati Ohio.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hiss and Chambers Clash in Dramatic Congressional Hearing
Washington hearings reveal two men cross accusing each other of lying while detailing shared memories from 1934 to 1939. Chambers claims Communist ties and a long association with Hiss, who counters with denials and inconsistencies in timelines, names, and alleged arrangements.
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Max Hall
James Marlow
Washington
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Edward Herert
New Orleans
Chambers
Time Magazine
Communist Party
Hiss
State Department
New York
P Street
28Th Street
Hisses
Heiss
George Crosley
Carl
Senate
Crosley
Harold Ware
J. Peters
Communist
Chai
U S Prepares For New Cold War Crises And Jets
Central Press report notes ongoing crises drive U S preparedness. High priority programs include ready heavy bomber force, jet carriers, guided missiles, and a peacetime Army draft. Airlift limits reveal shortages of troop transport planes and plans to expand cargo aircraft. Supersonic pilot comfort and cockpit redesign proposals from Douglas test pilots are discussed.
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U. S
Central Press
Ashington
Kremlin
United States
Aoe
American Air Services
Berlin
New York State Clothing Output Tops National Share
New York state produces more than 1.5 billion dollars worth of clothing annually, accounting for almost half of the national output. The text also notes demographics on child deaths and a profile of NBC producer Don Gillis.
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New York State
George Tucker
New York
Don Gillis
NBC
Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Texas Christian
University
Eressis
Amer
Gillis
A. i Spider
MBS
Mutual
Bill Henry
the News
Family Theater
ABC
6 News
Byt Maupin
Radcliffe Hall
Sammy Kaye
Ray''Noble
Bob Hawk
Fred. Waring
CBS
Mason Hutton
PBS
Mr. Keen
Trager
Last Persons
van Heflin
The
Playhouse
Wheeler House Bargain Sparks Farm Dream in Branfield
Andrew seizes a promising Wheeler farm offer near Branfield as he hunts for a suitable home to start farming. He negotiates with Eph Merwell and nearby property owners, hoping to trade land and lower price, while facing dwindling funds and mounting relocation pressures.
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Andrew
Eph Merwell
Joe
Eph
Epic
Wheeler
Opd
Batabrooks
Life
Eastabrooks
Wheeler Farm
Bob
Wheeler House
Asi Eph
T.was
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Ratier
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Kay Hamilton
King Fears Srade
Tila
Paul
Anarew Delacut
Emer
Louie Baron
Baron
Shout
Mra. Potta
Mr. Breslow
Biggy
Branfeld
Branfield Road
Potts Place
Rms Mra
Rene Lamphers
iSuperion
Pamela
Irenejes
Gordon
Herbert Landes
HL Keefer
Karl Meyer
Cnterns
Abt
Knowlton Barber
Lucille Gaudroger
Ueille Gaudroger
Fred Lamphere
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