Peron’s Action Worries Congress Over News Access
Congress views Buenos Aires move against United Press as an assault on free press. Argentina bans UP news dispatches via government radio, effective May 16, while Reuters and AFP face no action. Secretary Dulles vows necessary representations as US defends foreign news access. A final note links snow and rocket engines to spaceflight.
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Congress
American Press Association
Juan
United Press
Buenos Aires
Reuters
Agencie France Presse
Near East
South Asia
John Foster Dulles
United States
Horizonta Puzzle: Animals and Terms Mixed
A dense list of clues and categories blends animals foods geographic hints and everyday items. Entries range from pets and sea life to ancient terms and body parts.
Roach Filmz Debuts As Long-Lasting Insect Barrier
A new liquid product named Roach Filmz leaves an invisible film on surfaces that paralyzes roaches, silverfish, and ants when they cross it. Insects die on their backs within about two hours after contact. One application lasts months and Efird's Department Store offers it, phone 9412.
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Roach Filmz
Efird's
Simple play wins many hands in bridge lesson
North-South show a club lead misread by Schechter as West opens a club and the defense yields a winning line. Jacoby explains a heart finesse alternative and how a simple plan can outperform expert methods in a club–duplicated hand.
Central Washington College Mascot Tuffy Is Relieved
Tuffy the wildcat mascot is removed from duties after the student association cites high food costs and lack of a proper home since he arrived last summer. The runaway cat was later seen at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle as the campus changes.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Tuffy
Central Washington College
Sven
Seattle
Woodland Park Zoo
Stevens Tech Receives Corrosion Study Grant
In Hoboken New Jersey Stevens Institute of Technology received a five thousand dollar Harvey Nathaniel Davis Grant to support research on oxide films that guard metals against corrosion. Associate professor Robert B Green stated the project focuses on halting oxidation near the surface of iron and steel to cut waste in industry.
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Hoboken
N. J
Stevens Istitute of Technology
Robert B. Green
Harvey Nathaniel Davis
Mississippi judge denies teen divorce petition
Jackson judge Chancellor Arnold Pyle refused a 17 year old girl's divorce petition and urged her to delay marriage. He cautioned that marriage is not a restaurant menu to pick at will.
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Jackson
Miss
Arnold Pyle
Radio Daylight Time Adjustments Note Local Schedules
Radio stations vary hour of relay to fit local schedules with some subtracting one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain time. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Evening and Daytime TV Schedule Snippet
TV guide style rundown shows a mix of news broadcasts, talk, musical programs, dramas, and soap operas across channels and times. Notable entries include news reels, concert programs, and classic series such as Hopalong Cassidy Burns and Allen I Love Lucy Dragnet and Weather forecasts plus late-night Sign Off listings.
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Abe-Mbe-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbe- West
Abe
Cbha
Ane Beulah
Ebs
Mbe
Cbhs
Mbsa
Stafford
Cha
Ranger
Abeo
Cbs Evening
Cbe Ah Taylor
Abe He Falcon
Rob Edge
Barrow
Alent Scoute
Cba
Ity Bra
Abe Radio Theater
Cbs News
Band of America
Eugenie Baird
Dinah Shore
Bob Hawk
Cbe News
Elton Britt
David Ross
Nbc
Nbe
Mbse
Aill
Wemy-Tv
Hopalong Cassidy
Douglas Edwards
Perry Como
Burns and Allen
Firestone
Jeffrey Jones
Studio One
Bob Williams
Joan
Arthur Godfrey
Garry Moore
Art Linkletter
Kate Smith
Charlotte
Lee Kirby
Kit Carson
Esso
Voice of Firestone
Martin Kane
Hollywood Reds loom large in Walter Winchell rant
Walter Winchell rails in New York about anti Nazi films and alleged Hollywood Communist influence. He accuses Hollywood and Mexico of propaganda for Moscow, cites figures like Albert Maltz and Steve Nelson, and alleges undercover plots, espionage links, and political alignments across studios and expatriate communities.
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Hollywood
Moscow
Ivan Curtain
Albert Maltz
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Poland
U. S
Havana
Madrid
If It's Lighted You're Smoking Judge Says
A retired attorney on a Tampa bus was charged with smoking under a city ordinance. A. A. Wolfe argued he only held a lighted cigar, but Judge Bob Johnson ruled the ordinance prohibits any smoke on the bus, regardless of placement.
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Tampa
Fia
A. A. Wolfe
Bob Johnson
Ten Greatest Living Women Named by Mississippi College Students
In a poll of 750 Mississippi State College for Women students the top ten most admired living women were Queen Elizabeth I England Helen Hayes Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Helen Keller Mildred Didrikson Zaharias Alicia Markova Mme V L Pandit Sen Margaret Chase Smith Susan B Riley and Mme Chiang Kai-shek. Voters totaled 551 forElizabeth and 231 for Chiang Kai-shek.
Carbon Monoxide Dangers In Automobiles And Homes
Doctor discusses carbon monoxide as a rising hazard in autos and buildings. He notes dangers from running engines in closed spaces, faulty heating and ventilation, and the need for outside venting and safety devices. The piece explains symptoms, such as coma and cherry red skin, and first aid measures. The Q A section begins with a question about infant colic causes.
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Churchill to back Communist Korea truce plan in principle
London reports say Prime Minister Churchill will announce Britain's support in principle for the eight point Communist Korea truce plan in the House of Commons. He is seen as outlining post Stalin peace prospects while addressing Soviet West relations and Southeast Asia threats amid Suez talks.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
Churchill
Josef Stalin
Washington
Russia
West
Southeast Asia
Laos
Thailand
Siam
Suez Canal
Egypt
Cairo
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Italian Children Celebrate Three Christmases This Year
Italian children observe three Christmases this season with gift giving on December 25 Christmas Day St. Nicholas Day December 6 and Epiphany January 6. The tradition marks a spread of holiday gifts across weeks.
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