Mental Health Uses Sugar-Coated Pill to Spur Public View
New York report says a road play titled My Name is Legion presents that mumps and insanity share a basic fact: illnesses needing treatment and the possibility of recovery. The National Association for Mental Health promotes removing stigma while urging sustained funding and public education.
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National
Asanciation For
Mental Health
Toda
Clifford Whittingham Beers
Rochester
N.Y
Detroit
Providence
R.I
New Haven
New Britain
Waterbury
Hartford
Conn
Beers
The
National Association
America
Margaret T. Ross
New York State Society For Mental Health
United Press
Conditions In Russia Belie Communist Boasts
United Press report contrasts a Soviet household letter from Mrs. Paulina Soldatenko in Voroshilovgrad with the USSR’s grand industrial claims. The piece notes widespread scarcity of washing machines and refrigerators, alongside Moscow’s party congress rhetoric and large 1952 production targets. It cites steel, oil, coal, and grain figures to contrast Soviet gains with U S output, highlighting the dual image of enduring Russian resilience and pragmatic disregard for time and the individual in political matters.
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Paulina Soldatenko
Voroshilovgrad
Ukraine
Russia
United States
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Ageny
U. S
U.S
Soldatenko
Soviet Union
Korea
Berlin
Tobacco weight tolerances subject to public hearing
Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine is expected to call a public hearing on tobacco weight tolerances after the State Board of Agriculture requested action. The board noted allegations that warehousemen sometimes take more than the allowed tolerance while stressing abuses are not widespread. A 1946 regulation set a tolerance of up to 2 percent or six pounds, whichever is less, as a reasonable variation for tobacco baskets offered for sale.
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Raleigh
L. Y. Ballentine
FFA Awards High Honors To Tar Heels
The National Future Farmers of America convention awarded its highest honor the banner Farmer degree to 16 North Carolina members. Honorary degrees were also given to Professor Scott E. Cook, long-time NC State College agricultural education head.
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Kansas City
National Convention of the
Future Farmers of America
North Carolina
FFA
National
FFA Organization
Scott E. Cook
Department of Agricultural Education
North Carolina State College
Joe G. Angel
Winston- Salem
James L. Autry
Fayetteville
Robert E. Cox
Richlands
Howard R. Gardner
Jamesville
Reid Gray
Stony Point
Frank H. Hawfield Jr
Matthews
Bruce H. Hill
Lexington
John D. Johnson
Rocky Mount
Martel B. Mec-Callum
Rowland
Carter M. Osborne
Clyde
Jerry P. Price
Monroe
Miles S. Stadler
Reidsville
Stanley R. Upright
China Grove
James A. Walker
Terry J. Ward
Frank O. Winchester
Rewards for tax evaders sparked by informers in 1951
Informers collected 500000 dollars in rewards in 1951 for helping trace nine million seven hundred thousand dollars in unpaid taxes, according to the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
U S May Demand Heavy Indemnity Over Bomber Incident
Washington reports suggest the United States may seek heavy indemnity from the Soviet Union for an unarmed U S B 29 bomber fired on by Soviet fighters near the Kurile Islands. State Department awaits Air Force findings before formal response. Moscow protests the incident.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Air Force
Tokyo
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Kurile
U.S. Navy
Baltic
Kremlin
Fire Demo Building Burns Early at Camp San Luis Obispo
Army engineers built a structure for a Fire Prevention Week demo at Camp San Luis Obispo. It was to be destroyed in flames at the right moment to show fire dangers, but the building burned down accidentally 18 hours before the scheduled display.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Army Engineers
Camp San Luis Obispo
Screen Actor HORIZONTAL 1 Screen a Sow- 7 He is following his
A crossword style prompt lists clues for across and down entries focused on film industry terms and general vocabulary. The grid references and clue numbers suggest a themed puzzle with actors, objects, and common words across disciplines.
Crossword Clue Answers Summary
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Cornish
Judah
Crete
Topless Steps Send Two to Hospital
Emergency squad member David R. Seigle rushed to aid an accident victim Helena Donoho of Wilmington Delaware at a tourist home in Columbus Ohio. He found there were no steps only wooden forms for concrete steps and both were taken to a hospital and released. Donoho had fallen into the empty forms a few minutes earlier.
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Columbus
David R. Seigle
Seigle
Helena Donoho
Wilmington
Del
Miss Donoho
Early Mich plant boom before Detroit earns the Motor City title
In Jackson Michigan early industry produced 19 car makes with several factories operating before Detroit's fame as a major automotive hub.
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Detroit
Motor City
Jackson
Mich
Polite Paddy Wagon Replaced by City Green Detroit Police
Detroit police retire the traditional black paddy wagon in favor of pastel green wagons nicknamed City of Detroit Mist Green to ease distress for sick and injured detainees during transport. The National Geographic Society notes sharks fear deep swimmers but charge near the surface.
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Detroit
Maria
City of
National Geographic Society
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