Two-Fisted Language Is Used By Rep Crawford
AP analysis notes Representative Crawford of Michigan urged the United States to threaten Soviet Union with disarmament and atomic power. He warned war could follow if Russia defied the U.S. He argued Americans can disarm the world starting with Russia and called Greece and Turkey key in halting communism.
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Africa
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Middle East
Balkan Peninsula
Fresh Blood and Free Energy Claim From SSS Tonic Ad
An advertisement promotes SSS Tonic as a cure for low blood count and non organic nutritional anemia. It asserts the tonic strengthens blood, boosts energy, aids digestion, and improves appetite, sleep, and overall vigor with widespread use claims and a call to purchase from drug stores.
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Uae
Quote Attribution Bible Quiz
Answers: 1. William Shakespeare. 2. Neil Sedaka. 3. Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Words of Wisdom on Asking the King for Secrets
A Shakespearean reflection notes a wise man whom the king invites to ask anything. He requests to know none of the king’s secrets, valuing discretion over access to power.
Etiquette Hints on Office Conduct
Good business manners favor refraining from criticizing one’s own firm or its leadership. The guidance urges employees to avoid negative commentary about bosses and company practices in professional settings.
Today's Horoscope Pushes Quiet Progress and Caution
The reading highlights a generous sociable nature, love of outdoor life and flowers, and warns to work for the future this year. It advises tact with relatives, delay marriage, and notes possible sorrow from relatives or a lover, plus health concerns. Also includes a brief one minute test with three literary names.
Road Protests Greenwood City Rail Ordinance
Greenwood officials push a town center rail restriction drawing a federal suit. Judge C C Wyche paused enforcement and scheduled a Friday hearing in Spartanburg over orders to move depots stations and tracks outside Greenwood city limits amid railroad opposition.
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C. C. Wyche
Wyche
Spartanburg
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Charleston and
Western Carolina Railway
Southern Railway
Air Force May Move to State Headquarters
The 9th Air Force headquarters based at Greenville South Carolina is expected to move within three months to a field in North Carolina or Georgia. Officials would not confirm plans but sources close to the matter say Pope Field near Fort Bragg North Carolina or Lawson Field near Columbus Georgia are strong possibilities. Pope Field currently leads as the favored site.
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9Th Air Force
Greenville
S. C
North Carolina
Georgia
Army Air Forces
England
Pope Field
Fort Bragg
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Lawson Field
Columbus
Pope
Vets May Shift GI Bill Training Between Programs
World War II veterans eligible for institutional and on the job training may switch from one training type to another if they have not used all their allotted time. For example a veteran with 24 months under Public Law 346 could spend nine months on a high school course and the remaining 15 months pursuing a trade or college study, after obtaining a supplemental eligibility certificate.
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Veterans Administration
Photographers from multiple cities win at NC contest
The North Carolina Photographers Association contest results list Ray Goodrich of Winston-Salem winning women's portrait and hand colored divisions. Woodrow Wilson, also of Winston-Salem, tops commercial illustration and still life, with Ed Simons winning the news shot. Others winning firsts include Duke Sanchez of Charlotte, Robert Shoaf and H. Lee Waters of Lexington, and Ray Johnson of Elkin.
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Winston- Salem
Charlotte
Lexington
Elkin
North Carolina Photographers Association
Ray Goodrich
Woodrow Wilson
Ed Simons
Duke Sanchez
Robert Shoaf
H. Lee Waters
Ray Johnson
Cultural Plan For Germany
The United States announces a cultural relations program for occupied Germany to promote democratic reorientation. Carefully screened Germans will be brought to the U.S. to observe and work in education religion public information civil welfare youth and other social fields and engage with arts letters music and the stage. Private institutions may help finance and training/care will be of maximum value. No figures on beneficiaries or cost are provided.
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Washington
Germany
War and Navy Department
Bird In A Cage at loop movie house draws pigeons and patrons
In Chicago a busy loop theatre draws both crowds and pigeons. Ticket seller Margaret Malouf hands out peanuts and gives away two or three bags daily to the friendly birds.
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Chicago
Margaret Malouf
Gardner-Webb approves new dormitories at Boiling Springs
The Gardner-Webb executive committee authorized immediate construction costing 54000 to build two women's dormitories. A long range plan envisions a double quadrangle on the north campus for 182 girls and a similar setup for male students on the south campus.
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Gardner- Webb College At
Boiling Springs
O. Max Gardner
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