Leap Year Opens On Males in 1952 Says Experts
HAL BOYLE reports the 1952 leap year opens with lists of "most wanted men" and mixed advice on trapping husbands. Two rival lists name twenty bachelors including J Edgar Hoover and Kirk Douglas, while models nominate others like Steve Hannagan and Winthrop Rockefeller. Experts differ on approach, one urging feminine aggression, the other appeal through independence.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Swallows
Capistrano
Ruth Marr
Bachelor Girls of America
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Martin N. Kennelly
Chicago
Elliot Lawrence
John Ringling North
Bobby Thomson
Monkgomery Clift
Howard Hughes
Ed Luckenbach Jr
Ben Grauer
Warren Magnuson
U. S
Helen Fraser
Barbizon
Kirk Douglas
Henry Garrard
Rudolph Halley
Bobo
Grey Barney Baruch
Joe
Miss Marr
Miss Fraser
Tax Probes Spark Propaganda Picnic Across Powers
Washington reports say Moscow and the Daily Worker fuel opposition to U S tax probes by portraying capitalism as corrupt. Kremlin radio mocks U S elites and a hoax dialogue features Defense Mobilizer Wilson and industrialist Housman negotiating a five percent “fee” as highway robbery. The piece frames the tax inquiry as political theater.
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Washington
Moscow
Daily Worker
Red
United States
America
Kremlin
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
James P. Housman
U.S
Charlie
Housman
Jim
Catchy 1952 Man Advice Sparks Gentle Approach
A fragment suggests a controversial 1952 mentality advising men to be aggressive but pleasant with women. It implies mixing theories to win a man, urging girls to embrace and hold on until submission. The wording reflects dated social norms and coercive overtones.
Water fuel sparks a private hydrogen plan
Two Salt Lake City inventors claim a method to separate ordinary water into hydrogen and oxygen for commercial use. A lighthearted survey reports TV ads are liked by 61.5 percent of viewers. News items note Truman, youth soda consumption, Alfred Sloan Jr's schooling, so called gags, parenting tips, stenography career basics, and frequent pay-station directory wear with six federal penitentiaries in the United States.
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Salt Lake City
Key West
Associated Press
Truman
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Europe Defense Lag May Hurt Ike, Solon Claims
Senator Young argues Western Europe lags in rearming, hurting Eisenhower politically. He blames the State Department for failures amid NATO efforts and notes Yugoslavia showed more will to fight. He predicts Taft will be the 1952 GOP nominee as corruption scans dominate the campaign.
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Solon
Wack Bell
Washington Tf
Sen
Young
Gen
Eisenhower
Taft
Rohio
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Reece
D-Tenn
Couple Found Frozen In Station Wagon On Wood Road
In Boxford Massachusetts an 18 year old Miss Mildred Pooler and 20 year old Adam F Piotrowski were found nude and frozen in the rear of his station wagon on a secluded wood road. Medical Examiner Elmer S Bagwell believes carbon monoxide poisoning may be the cause but autopsy pending. Pooler had previously babysat Piotrowski’s three children and had vanished Friday night prompting concern from her family.
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Boxford
Mass
Mediical
Elmer S. Bagnell
Adam F. Piotrowski
Mildred Pooler
Boston
Piotrowsky
Miss Pooler
Piotrowski
Gas Turbine Copter Flies Successfully in Navy Test
The navy announced the first successful flight of a helicopter powered by a gas turbine engine. The turbine, half the weight of a 500 pound piston engine, is simpler mechanically and can run on kerosene or high octane gasoline. It is not a jet engine, though it uses jet principles.
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Washington
Navy
Korean Colonel Is Sentenced To Life
South Korea reports Cal Chik Kyung is sentenced to life imprisonment for the massacre of more than 200 villagers by his troops last February, following blame attributed to him and announced by the government in Pusan.
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Pusan
Korea
Chik Kyung
Huge Bronze Stalin Statue Unveiled in Budapest
A 261 percent foot tall bronze statue of Joseph Stalin on a 32 percent foot pedestal was unveiled in Budapest yesterday, dwarfing a nearby George Washington statue. The ceremony honored Stalin ahead of his 72nd birthday with praise from the Hungarian Communist press. To fit the monument, several buildings including a Roman Catholic church were demolished.
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Hungary
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George Washington
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Stalin
Taking New Line In NATO Talks
Eisenhower urges NATO leaders to question assumptions about Soviet strength and argues that Moscow also faces supply troubles. He notes Russia’s transport limits, cites past WWII myths, and stresses that air superiority could stabilize Europe while warning against over or underestimating the foe.
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United Press
Kattoe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Insmnes
France
Berlin
Hitler
Russia
Stalin
NATO
Europe
Desertion of East German People's Police Surges
The U S High Commission reports a rapid desertion of the Soviet zone People s Police in East Berlin. Almost 2000 members of the armed and uniformed East German force deserted and sought political asylum in West Berlin over 18 months, averaging about 190 per month.
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Berlin
People's Police
U.S. High Commission
West Berlin
Radio Network Programs Time Clarified
The note explains standard time references for networks. Eastern standard time is the baseline, with subtractive adjustments for Central and Mountain zones. Local stations may alter relay times to fit schedules, and last minute changes cannot be included.
Evening TV Schedule with Hourly News and Shows
A dense listing of television programming for the evening and late night, detailing hourly news segments, talk shows, dramas, games, and variety programs. Includes station notes, program titles, and time blocks from 6:15 pm through 1:30 am with multiple networks and show names.
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Serlea
Abs News & Comsuenti
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Nba Chentat
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Ews
Abe
Jack Smith
Comnmcay
Cate Uinner
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Stob Crosby Club
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One Man's Famiy
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Mba
Gordon Mackie
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Varlew
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Rise Gy
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Tang Cvfis
Mamt Darcy
Voorhsea
Nbo
Hvito Meurer
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Paul Lavelle Bundt
Nba
Eeport
Marto Lanza
Ubdo
Eby
Smystery
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Eaut
Xox
Alen
Che West
Orlando Mayor Sends Yule Card to Moscow
Orlando mayor William Beardall announced sending a Christmas card to Moscow mayor with the greeting Glory to God in the highest and wishes of goodwill. The card bears the postmark from Christmas, Florida, and expresses peace on earth.
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Orlando
Yule
Moscow
Fla
William Beardall
Russia
Forest Service Christmas Tree Safety Tips From 1940s Bulletin
Forest Service offers safety guidance for holiday trees based on research from the Madison Wisconsin lab. Tips include buying freshly cut trees, trimming the trunk, keeping water above the cut, or planting in sand and watering, and using fire retardants or tinting with dyes. Also warns to keep tree lights in enclosed insulated cases with circuit breakers for electric toys to ensure a safe Christmas.
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Harman W. Nichols
Unitedross
Washington
Forest Service
Matisin
Wis
Nations Bureau of Standhaves
Christus
Parer
Lharedy
Eight Booze Outlets Closed, 89 Opened in Anchorage
Anchorage reports eight liquor outlets closed including five bars two clubs and a liquor store for sanitation and brawling issues. Despite this, 89 licenses for 1952 were granted to other establishments, reflecting a mixed local drink trade.
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Anchorage
Alaska
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