Weekly News Analysis of Economic Strains and Coal Prices
The piece discusses a potential 10 to 40 cents per ton coal price hike, tied to firm-specific financials and the retailer's capacity to absorb rises. It links U S Britain economic ties to looming crises, noting Britain’s need to boost exports to the United States and address wartime debts. It also examines U S tax politics as excise cuts face balancing revenue, with no anticipated excise tax reductions before July 1.
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Britain
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Great Britain
U.S
United States
Truman
Acheson under fire as McCarthy targets State Dept aides
The article details Senator McCarthy charging three key State Department aides with Communist sympathies and pressing for a probe of a Navy civilian scientist tied to defense secrets. It notes Acheson’s defense of loyalty and the ongoing partisan clashes over security, while also reporting on Britain's Parliament where Attlee's Labour government survived a housing vote with Liberal support.
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State Department
McCarthy
Navy
Department
Senator McCarthy
England
Attlee
Labor
Bevan
Glass stove cuts coffee time to sixty seconds
Corning Glass Works unveils B C glass a transparent electrically conducting skin about sixteen millionths of an inch thick. The glass heats air or boils water for coffee in under a minute and reaches temperatures up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Applications include warmers for baby chicks and other uses.
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Corning Glass Works
Truman Costs Show Why Presidency Pays High Price
A Senate inquiry compared presidential pay and expenses with private citizen life noting Truman’s official earnings 110000 dollars yearly plus travel perks and a 1.49 million dollar annual staff cost. It contrasted Roosevelt and Hoover staff costs and described Belgium and Russian election contrasts with Stalin and Leopold III.
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Truman
Roy C. Woodruff
Michigan
Williamsburg
Key West
Fla
Maryland
Representative Woodruff
Secret Service
White House
Curves in Fashion Show Sparks Designer Debate
Curves in spring fashion divide designers into two camps. One side wants concealment while the other champions accentuation to appeal to the male purchaser who funds the trends.
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Milady
Trial and Triumph in Palm Sunday Reflections 1950
A religious meditation contrasts Jesus crucifixion with modern church struggles. It argues true Christian love faces opposition from powerful worldly forces, while cruelty and pride drive profit and tyranny. Victory comes as divine love overcomes the world one heart at a time.
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Mohammed
St. Paul
Badteyan
Eyetonal Coyne
Scripture excerpts and reading notes ad text fragment
Fragmented ad style text referencing scripture citations from Matthew Peter Romans and Revelation. Contains partial phrases and fragmented references without a coherent event or attribution. No clear publication context or names beyond biblical books and chapters.
Needlework Patterns Irish Beauties for Decoration Gift
Rise rose decorations are crocheted in pale pink set in a cobwebby background of sparkling white to trim a pair of guest room pillow cases and dresser scarf. Nice shower gift idea and make several pairs in different colors to replenish your own linen supply. Pattern No. 5405 consists of complete.
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Rise Rose
Trivia Qs and As About U S Presidents and Unions
Answers cover tallest president Abraham Lincoln at 6 feet 4 inches and nine Supreme Court judges. The CIO head is James G. Madison with 5 feet 4 inches listed. The St Louis Post Dispatch is named as Manchester Guardian of Ameritary. Mardi Gras means Fat Tuesday. Canada exceeds Australia in area by about 100000 square miles.
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