Truman adds new White House staffer amid graft accusations
Washington reports President Truman appointed Clayton Fritchey, a former New Orleans editor, to the White House press staff after heading the Pentagon public information office. Critics label him a dishonest press censor who shaped propaganda on Korea and the Cold War, as Congress considers a large dip in foreign aid and the Point Four program for India.
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Chronic Prostate Infection Cannot Be Cured Rapidly
An article by Edwin P. Jordan M D explains chronic prostatitis, its causes, and treatment. It notes acute and chronic forms, germs may invade via urinary passages or blood, and diagnosis requires prostatic secretions. Treatments include rest, heat, fluids, and medications like sulfas and penicillin, with long, variable cures.
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Post Tribune Jefferson City History and Rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publication details and subscription rates. It outlines mailing routes, regional costs for Cole, adjoining counties, and other Missouri areas with annual and monthly prices. It notes carrier delivery exclusions and mentions Associated Press content rights for local news.
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Hand from New England Regional Bridge Tourney Remains Defining
In Scituate Massachusetts the New England Regional Bridge Tournament opens tomorrow. A notable hand from last year contrasts tournament goals with rubber play as South fights to limit loss in four clubs. Defenders seek a 500 point penalty, but complex ruffs squeezes shape outcomes and trumps deplete.
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Bartenders and Millionaires Find Real Democracy Among Dog Lovers
New York June 5 AP reports bartender Bill O'Brien who bought a Schnauzer puppy named Mike Murphy for 80 dollars after a customer wagered 50. Mike won first prize at Westminster for American-bred standard Schnauzers and placed fourth at another show, prompting owner Bill to balance ambition with care and keep the dog grounded. Belgians Prefer American Films: Brussels AP notes 78 percent of Belgium cinema showings in early 1951 were American with France second and Britain third. Cinderella’s pantoufle misinterpreted as far slipper.
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Toot Shor's
Pat Hanrahan
NBC
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You Can't Be Lox At Bridge Tourney
Bridge notes record a misread deal with players NORTH Qios and EAST holding AKION2 PATE wis J10078 None Qa Kis. WEST and EAST disagreements over the play lead to a controversial hand analysis at the tournament.
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Voices on Peace and Character in a Global Era
Excerpts from Eleanor Roosevelt Milton S Eisenhower and Margaret Chase Smith urge peaceful coexistence and character through education discipline and faith. They warn against cynicism and materialism and question reliance on force in international affairs.
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Pennsylvaia State College
Margaret Chase Smith
Eisenhower Mild In First Speech Cracks Democrats
General Eisenhower used a restrained first political address in Abilene Kansas to hint at criticisms of Democrats while avoiding specifics. He outlined four broad threats inflation, excessive spending, bureaucracy and disunity, and pledged a campaign with notable vigor if nominated.
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