Reports of Revolts In Morocco Denied By Officials
An official spokesman rejected widespread revolt reports in Morocco and termed them a calculated slander campaign. He noted censorship of dispatches and said Arab leaders would discuss the crisis in Cairo, while French sources claimed calm except for arrests in Oujda.
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Ainistry
Honecuies
Arab League
Cairo
Oabee Sea
Dan
Lebanon
Sa’ Pichia
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Yemen
Che
Egypt
Perennailly
Rabat
Istiqlal
Oujda
Damascus
Iterfere
Karachi
Saaleunter
Fez
al Misri
al Ahram
al Assas
Canasta rule dispute: official rule favors skill
Jacoby notes that the International Canasta Code retains the traditional rule allowing picking up a jack after closing a canasta and warns that some locals use a stop card as a closed canasta. He supports official rules for skilled play but tolerates unofficial local variants.
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Colums
New Penicillin Treatment for Chronic Prostate Inflammation
A new method described uses direct penicillin injections into the prostate with prior gland massage. Five injections at five to seven day intervals helped about two thirds of thirty patients remain well for over six months, though some pain and minor blood in urine occurred. No major complications noted.
Moscow figures under pressure in Peron loan critique
Analysis notes Winchell compares Moscow to Peron amid a large loan tied to anti Communist efforts. The piece argues the loan funds were used to propel Peron, while accusing him of pilfering Stalin's best act and portraying a tyrant’s first wartime move as theft in the context of Cold War rhetoric.
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Moscow
Peron
Stalin
Pesson Hand Jacoby On Bridge Bold Play
In a bridge hand South wins the opening club ace but erred by drawing trumps too soon. East wins a diamond trick, clubs are knocked out, and defenders collect four tricks. North criticizes South for cautious play and a risky second diamond finesse. The column also discusses labor disputes and various cultural notes from 1950 headlines.
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South
East
North
Metropolitan Life Insurance 1950 Financial Highlights
The report notes a record rise in ownership to $45.424 billion on 33.15 million lives with $21.93B Ordinary, $10.464B Industrial, and $13.031B Group policies. Net interest earned after investment expenses was 3.07 percent. It lists housing bonds and reserves for 1951 dividends, and outstanding policy claims totaling over $9.7 billion.
Fraternity Pledges Repair Homes Instead of Pranks
Alpha Tau Omega at Cornell University has pledges repair the homes of two needy families as a constructive initiation. The Ithaca welfare department and the fraternity contribute 50 for materials, with the project to be finished this weekend.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Alpha Tau Omega
Cornell University
James Ackerman
Ithaca Welfare Department
Words of the Wise Yet if he would man can not live
Fragmentary quotation hints at a reflection on life and limits with no clear person or event. The snippet lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a full card.
Frustrated horseplayer jailed after Santa Anita threat
Paul Salzburg, 49, Calexico cabinet maker, was booked on suspicion of attempted extortion after being overpowered in Louis B. Mayer’s box at Santa Anita Park. Police say he threatened to blow up the grandstand with a bomb made of cigaret pack, dynamite cap, and a battery. A bystander knocked him down with a chair. Salzburg, who frequents the Tijuana track, said he needed money to recover losses from longshots. He spoke of insurance for his wife, who is an El Centro teacher.
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Aoe
Slane
Rustra
Santa Anita Park
Paul Salzburg
Calexico Calif
Louis B. Mayer
John Hansen
Salsburg
Mayer
A. Stone
Salzburg
Tijuana
Mexico
Esther Mary Salzburg
el Centro
Los Angeles
Planning a Productive Garden Layout for Space Saving
A farmer explains careful garden planning to maximize yield per space. Measure the plot, draft a plan, and arrange rows for tomatoes lettuce cabbage and other crops. Include radishes for children and space tomatoes to grow while early lettuce fits between them.
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Deepartment of Agriculture
Washington
Farmers
Metropolitan Life 1950 Annual Report Highlights Strong Policyholder Benefits
Metropolitan Life Insurance reports 1950 as a year of record benefits and increased protection. President Charles G. Taylor Jr notes dividends maintained or rising, added surplus and contingency reserves, and a low cost record despite inflation. Readers are invited to request a free copy of the annual report.
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UN Life Insurance Company
Charles G. Taylor, Jr
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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