Willoughbys Spy Report Sequel To MacArthur Controversy
Major General Willoughby, MacArthur’s longtime chief intelligence officer, faces Senate and HUAC scrutiny over his 1949 Sorge spy ring report. He promises new disclosures after Pentagon censorship and hints of additional information from years abroad.
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BC Headache Tablets and Powders Ad Preview
A vintage ad promotes BC Headache tablets and powders offering fast relief for headaches neuralgia and aches. It highlights a multi ingredient formula and options in tablet and powder forms with 10c 25c and family size bottles of 50 and 100 tablets.
Bowling Prizes Cut Up Among Winners
In the 58 day American Bowling Tournament, prize money totaling 77570 was distributed among top finishers. Lee Jougiard of Detroit won the singles with 775, Tony Lindeman captured the all events title with 2005. Eddie Marshall and Bob Benson of Lansing teamed for doubles 1334. The C B OMalley Chicago squad edged Alburn Florists Erie by one pin 3070 to 3069 in team play.
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Lee Jougiard
Chicago
Alburn Florists
Erie
Doyle Hickey Promoted to Lieutenant General
In Tokyo Mrs. Doyle C. Hickey pinned three stars on her husband Doyle Hickey in a ceremony before Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. Hickey received the stars from Ridgway as his chief of staff.
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Bridge problem prompts debate on guesswork and heroism
A New Haven note discusses a hand where West signals spades while East misleads by returning a heart. South navigates forced guesses to nine tricks, prompting praise for bold play and caution against blaming East for not guessing correctly. The author argues bridge needs occasional uncertainty to maintain its appeal.
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New Oil Dyeing Method Seen As Faster and Cheaper
A hot oil bath cloth dyeing process speeds production and cuts dye usage. General Dyestuff announced the method, with 12 mills already using it and nearly 20 million yards colored. The warm mineral oil allows higher temperatures, boosting dyeing rates to over 100 yards per minute and reducing time by about two thirds.
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