Even Chance U.S. Business Can Take Military Spending Program
President Truman proposes controlling inflation and directing resources to absorb a $10 billion military program. He warns of higher taxes and tighter credit while industries pivot to defense needs. Business groups prefer voluntary measures, with steel, housing and construction facing shifts in supply and demand.
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T. E. Applegate
New York
Truman
National Association of Home Builders
Thomas P. Coogan
Miami
NAHB
Dog of Wrong Sex Must Leave Sark Island
Jip an Irish terrier must depart Sark by Wednesday under a 500 year old law that only the Dame of Sark can keep a female dog. Owner Ernest Rand says he was told a dog could be brought to the island and has paid dog tax. Islanders weigh petition to permit keeping the dog.
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Ernest Rand
Sark
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Uranium May Be Found In Rose Bowl Area
Pasadena engineer Henry Kinslow reports filing mining claims on 1700 acres in Arroyo Seco near the Rose Bowl. He says 28 pounds of ore were sent to the AEC for study with preliminary tests warranting further examination. He notes no immediate danger to the Rose Bowl.
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Rose Bowl
Big Gulch
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Esso Person Hand Jacoby on to 762 Q8 Q962 Ait3
A fragmented OCR item presents Esso person hand Jacoby on to 762 Q8 Q962 Ait3 with unclear context and scattered codes. The readable parts mention individuals and numbers but lack coherent narrative or location.
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South's misread hand leads to fragile contract
A Canadian reader discusses a bridge hand where West's seven spades opening and East's false card disrupt South's plan. The writer argues South should deduce East's deceptive play, and that prudent declarers treat opponents as sensible to avoid such errors.
Yugoslavia Delivers Notes Over Border Violations With Bulgaria
Belgrade reports two formal notes to the Bulgarian embassy accusing Bulgaria of forcing Yugoslavs to become Bulgarian citizens and barring dual property owners from crossing the border. The move follows a string of charges among Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania. The Yugoslav army publication on July 10 accused Russia and its satellites of pressuring Yugoslavia.
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Marshal Tito
Albania
People's Army
Russia
Legion Commanders Endorse Prison Plan for Subversives
In Jonesboro Arkansas a father 72 was jailed after police said he taught his eight year old son Billy to shoot and the boy fired at his mother Jewel White 42. The case shifts to Indianapolis where American Legion leaders endorsed imprisoning anyone aiding subversive acts and pushed universal military training.
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Ark
Wyatt Patrick
Jewel White
Hardy
Billy
Indianapolis
Department
American Legion
George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
Lewis K. Gough
Pasadena
Calif
California
Craig
Gough
CBS
Legion
G. I
Rea
Truman
United States
Card play sequence preserves four hearts contract
The declarer wins the first trick with the ace of spades and returns the ten. After West follows, dummy plays the king to drop East’s jack. Declarer then ruffs a trump with the king, leads spades from dummy, and uses ruffs or discards to reach dummy’s spades. Either way South makes four hearts.
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West
East
Iclub
South
National Edifice 1 7 Depicted Capitol of the 3 area
A fragmented list presents clues and terms including Greek island names poems goddess of the earth cozy spot and volcanic Sicily reference. The text appears as a vertical puzzle with scattered items and missing context indicating a word game or crossword style page.
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Sicily
Manitoba
Togo Dies in Tokyo at 68 Former Wartime Foreign Minister
Shigen jori Togo, 68, Japan’s wartime foreign minister and war criminal, died yesterday in Tokyo from gallbladder and liver ailments, complicated by a heart attack. He had served a 20 year sentence and was hospitalized since May 17 outside Saigamo prison.
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Tokyo
P— Shigenjori Togo
Japan
Togo
Saigamo
Coca Cola executive A Jones dies during dinner party
A Jones, 41 year old head of the Coca Cola bottling company and president of the Johnson City Press-Chronicle, collapsed and died suddenly while dining at the Park Sheraton Hotel in New York. The Bristol Virginia native headed the Tennessee publication.
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New York
A. Jones
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Bristol, Va
Park Sheraton Hotel
Johnson City
Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia So Quickly
An advertisement explains that BC tablets or powder combine multiple popular pain relievers for fast relief of headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscle aches. It notes the formula is safe when used as directed and offers 10c and 25c sizes with two tablets equal to one powder.
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