New United States Superliner Posts Speed Record Trial
Newport News shipyard crews report the United States, a 990 foot liner, exceeded 34 knots in sea trials as 1,704 aboard observers noted vibration and power. The ship, built for quick wartime troop transport, aims for New York before an Atlantic run to South Amforto, with dominance over the Queen Mary cited by officials.
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Home crafts boost demand for fiberboard and plywood
The Greeley Tribune notes rising home workshop interest due to high costs. Hardware stores sell more tools while fiberboard and corrugated plywood open economical options for partitions, furniture and decorative elements. Expert Armand Suisman promotes a corrugated plywood tile system for varied patterns and strength.
City summer jobs lure Kansas City woman to New York
Joan Arthur, a 22 year old Kansas City graduate of Kansas University, moved to New York for summer work and stayed through winter while pursuing an MA at Columbia. She worked as a telephone clerk and later a Radio City tour guide, earning $46 a week plus tour bonuses, sharing an apartment, and balancing studies with classes three nights weekly. She describes dating in the city by student, travel, and social categories, noting kindness among men and her aim to teach speech if her career shifts.
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Judge Jackson Not Candidate for Re election
Denver June 19 Chief Justice William S Jackson of the Colorado Supreme Court announced he will not seek another term. He cited personal reasons and said he did not want to be committed to 10 more years. Jackson, 62, was appointed in 1941 and elected to 1942. He is the tenth Colorado high court justice to serve more than 10 years. The retirement plan was conveyed in a letter to Pueblo Republican state chairman William A Lloyd. Also Justice John R Clark said he would run for the full 10 year term on the court. Clark was appointed to fill the vacancy created by Justice Frank Hors death.
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Fragmentary 7th century church controversy and lamb preparation notes
A garbled text describes a Church of England faction in the seventh century seeking a broad theological basis to unite diverse views and end bitter disputes. It also mentions various lamb cuts and methods of broiling them in pan or oven.
Authorities uncover link between Reds in US and Huk forces
June 1 report from San Francisco states Philippine National Defense Secretary Ramon Magsaysay said intercepts show close ties between communists in the United States and communist Huk forces fighting in the Philippines. Messages tied Manila and San Francisco, with intercepts aboard planes from Hong Kong and Europe to Manila. Magsaysay heads to Washington to brief President Truman and top officials on the matter.
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Fresh Lamb Wrapped For Cold Storage Tip
Fresh lamb should be wrapped tightly in paper and placed in the coldest part of the refrigerator to maximize freshness and prevent spoilage. Ensure the area is cool and stable, not touching other foods, and use promptly for best quality.
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Political clash over contempt and military code
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss quotes about punishing contemptuous words toward the president and congress under military code. Eisenhower says he avoids personal clashes, while legal authorities doubt MacArthur can avoid Article 88. A keynote address aims to attack Democrats and praise Republicans, with resignation from the army as a possible outcome.
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Retirement Pushes MacArthur Into Political Ground Rules
The naming of General Douglas MacArthur as keynote speaker at the Republican National Convention raises questions among Pentagon lawyers about whether his retirement would free him to campaign without violating active duty restrictions. Legal experts note past concerns over speeches and support, while Eisenhower’s retirement set a precedent for greater political latitude.
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