Pull Up a Chair By Neal O'Hara and Others In Print
A mosaic of杂 items reflects 1930s humor and trivia from newspapers and letters. It cites jokes about radios and electronics, chain letters, a baby born after an accident, art colorfastness, a jackknife gag, crime ratios, and famous quotes tied to historical figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P ! Laboratories
Post Office Department 1
Oxford
Esther
Elmer
Hospital Charity Patients Cost More Than Paying Ones
North Carolina Hospital Association notes charity patients use more hospital days than paying patients, with 1949 50 data showing 20 062 charity cases 244 663 days at an average 12 days per patient and 2 905 000 days for paying patients at 6.6 days. Costs differ mainly from room and luxury charges while care costs are similar. total charity costs were 2 339 973.52 with state aid covering about half. The association urges the state to assume 50 percent of charity costs and hospitals to supply over 300,000 charity days annually for two years, with daily average costs rising to about 13.00.
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North Carolina Hospital Association
Grace Hospital
Morganton
Alamance General
State Medical Care Commission
Duke Endowment
Association
Stinking Minks Key Evidence in Hollywood Case
Benita Hume testified that a mink coat recovered by police "smells pretty awful" yet she was glad to have it returned. Harold Goodfellow, 28, faces charges for taking the coat from NBC studio dressing room on January 17. He was arrested in a Phoenix hotel room last month.
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Hollywood
Benita Hume
Iss Hume
Ronald Colman
Harold Goodfellow
NBC
Goodfellow
Phoenix
Ariz
Rabbits Form Colony Name for Group
A group of rabbits is called a colony, a traditional term used to describe a coordinated gathering of rabbits living together in a shared den or habitat. The term emphasizes their social and breeding behavior within a defined area.
Connally Sharp Tongue Dominates Capitol Hill Hearings
Senator Tom Connally of Texas, long regarded for a sharp tongue, chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and presses administration policies. He peppers witnesses with barbed remarks and keeps the room on edge, while politicians from Hoover to Stassen testify on U S foreign policy and defense matters.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Herbert Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Taft (Rohio
Harold Stassen
Conally
Pynally
Hoover
Fragmentary 1951 Enterprise Snippet on Senatorial Debate
A damaged OCR fragment from The High Point Enterprise references Senate matters and comments by Connally and Bridges, with brief talk on open minds and industry issues. The text is incomplete, but hints at a political discussion involving a New Hampshire senator and the plastics industry context.
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High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Web
Mar
Bridges
Connally
New Hampshire
Hadacol Helps Arkansas Contractor Restore Appetite and Energy
Maurice H. Runnells of Mabelvale Arkansas describes relief from aches and pains poor appetite and fatigue after using Hadacol a vitamin B1 B2 iron and niacin supplement. He reports improved sleep digestion and general well being and recommends Hadacol to others with similar deficiencies.
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Maurice H. Runnells
Mabelvale
Arkansas
M. Hi. Runnells
Hadacol
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By Neal O'Hara
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Antonan An Clueo Oo Gnta
Brevary
Hoover White House
Chamberlain
London
Hitler
Britain
Germany
Hermann Goering
Reich
Japan
Yamamoto
White House
Harry S. Truman
J. Lawton Collins
Lodge
R-Mass
Bradley
Ge H. Alexander Smith
Wheto
Connally Crae
Devaer’ Bridges
R-N. H
E Plastic Industry
John Wealey Hyatt, i
Harllee
Alway
Fashion Academy
van Heusen Century
Ryeyi
Superchan
Gabardine
Botany
Skinner
ETON
Mooresville
Tubmaster
Harllee’s Youth Center