Coed Writes and Sells Television Play in New York
Catherine McDonald of Chattanooga Tennessee wrote a television play after seeing a TV drama. She flew to North Carolina then to New York where producers offered to stage it. McDonald described writing from real life, noting the need for strong original ideas and stage experience.
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New York
Dor
Catherine McMonala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alout
North Ca
Tir McDonald
North Ma
Wiss McDonald
ALY Five
Asker
Foundation Grants Hope Wickey a Heart Transplant Hope Wickey receives life saving heart aid from Canadian Heart Foundation and father after doctors declared no hope for her illness.
Coatesville Pa December report details Hope Wickey, a young girl facing a terminal heart condition, receiving a life changing transfer to London Ontario Heart Foundation for vitamin therapy and possible transplantation. Her family, previously planning a frugal Christmas, now anticipates homecoming and ongoing treatment. The article mentions her father’s public appeal and future homecoming plans.
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Coatesville
Hope Wickey
Hye
Quer
Canadian Heart Foundation
Tayward Hickey
Hidke
London
Ontario
Heart Foundation
Tuckey's
Training Husbands by Dorothy Dix
A reader questions why fathers and mothers don’t train sons for marriage. Dorothy Dix advocates a School for Training Husbands, noting women often define the ideal husband and that men need guidance to meet those expectations.
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Miss Dix
Vogherry
Eisenhower Called War Monger in Critique
From Moscow a December column accuses General Dwight D. Eisenhower of being a war monger in a critique of his book Cruade in Europe. The piece denounces his alliance with Churchill, claims he slowed Allied advance, and ridicules his efforts to appease the Russians.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
Dwikht
D. Eisenhower
Europe
Danileystisi
Hower
Churchill
Eigenhower
Fisenhower
Nation's Population 280000, Census Estimates Rise Slow
Washington December 8 The census bureau estimated the nation's population reached 280000 on October 1 the highest ever though the growth rate has slowed from last year's pace Nevertheless 1948 expansion will exceed any prior year The bureau says about 466000 in the armed forces overseas and about 926190 in military service at home Population growth in the first nine months of 1948 was about 1800000 an average 200000 a month Versus 1947's 2100000 total and the April 1 1940 count shows about 200000 increase since then
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Washington
Illinois Central Enters M A Line Picture
Illinois Central petitions ICC to be heard in proceedings over Helena Arkansas line sale and trackage rights on Missouri and Arkansas routes. The M and A line formerly authorized for abandonment, now under sale plans to keep portions in operation. The article also includes unrelated reader Q A about adult literacy and instruction options.
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Washington, Dec
Wpy
Alinois
M and A
Berlin Crisis and Postwar Struggle Across Sectors
Reports describe Soviet and Western tension in divided Berlin with currency split debates and public ownership moves. Western headlines cite Gen. Clay warning of possible recovery boosts if weather cooperates while airlift operations continue under clear skies. A Jonesboro blast incident injures a garage operator, Jessie Tisdale, amid a five-gallon fuel can accident.
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France
U. S
Berlin
Lieius D. Clay
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