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Drug Store Clerks Train In 72 Cities To Boost Sales
New York report details a nationwide clerk training program run by a wholesale drug concern. Over two days in each city 72 groups will study selling techniques designed to trigger desires, selling personality, and closing methods to increase purchases of pills, tonics, and sundries.
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Acheson aims for western unity as critics call plan failure
Washington's view of Dean Acheson's London mission contrasts with critics who label it a failure. The piece argues Acheson pressed for Western Europe to unite its social, political, and military resources, while opponents worry about reliance on American arms and the costs of Marshall Plan–backed integration. It notes British rejection of Schuman and European union proposals, and questions Britain's willingness to maintain large armies.
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Hot Rod Turns Ill Fit Car Injures Two Brothers
In Kansas City two youths riding in a so called hot rod were injured after a corner mishap. Police fault the driver Warne Ward Jr 15 for stripping the car of body lights floors and fenders leaving only an unfastened seat cushion. The scene highlighted unsafe modifications. Separately the National Geographic Society estimated Texas population if as dense as Rhode Island at 178 million.
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Inquest Called in Five Deaths in Family
A coroner's jury was summoned in Leigh Nebraska to examine the quadruple murder and the drowning of a farm family. Mrs H Bahns 48 and her children Eldon 2 Ardith 14 and Helen 8 were found dead in a blood spattered farmhouse. Henry Bahns 49 was recovered from an abandoned well.
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Fatal attack and drowning linked to Bahkas case
A report describes a quadruple serious incident where Mr. Bahkas allegedly harmed multiple victims with an edged weapon before causing deaths by drowning, with authorities investigating the sequence of actions and motives surrounding the deaths.
Bright Picture of Economic Recovery and Caution
The article reports a fall in unemployment from 4.6 million to about 3.6 million as the labor force grows, with many new workers. It cites upbeat Federal Reserve optimism for durable goods, autos, and housing, powered by population gains and rising new households. It urges cautious optimism and vigilance for signs of economic maladjustment to prevent broader trouble.
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Byrnes Aims for South Carolina Governorship
The 1-year-old James F. Byrnes is described by critics as pursuing the South Carolina governorship to confront his government and address a growing menace. Supporters say he means it and has no other office in mind, backed by a career including senator and other high offices.
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Quote snippets on freedom and Cold War era tensions
A collection of brief quotes from world leaders and officials. President Truman warns freedom notions are vague amid global struggle with poverty. Vice Premier Kaganovich notes USSR defense concerns. ECA Administrator Hogan suggests Europe must earn dollars from the US. A California family relations expert provides an offhand remark.
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Advice to June Bridegroom To Rule Roost by Confusion
HAL BOYLE'S NOTEBOOK offers counsel on early marriage focusing on surprising the wife with kindness, avoiding bossiness, and sharing chores. It urges the groom to keep the wife satisfied, manage in-laws, and cultivate dependence through affection to trigger her desire to please.
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Hal Boyle
Car and Ambulance Collision Claims Two Lives
A head-on crash near Manwell Nebraska killed Pvt Kenneth E Young 26 of Fredonia Kansas and Roger C Yost 31 of Corning California. Young driving a car clipped a parked truck then hit an ambulance carrying an injured patient from Good_O'foan Minnesota. The patient C E Leech 79 of Orland California died recently after a stroke. his daughter Susy Brown 44 and brother A N Leech survived. Minor injuries filled the ambulance crew and passengers.
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Fragmentary plea about marriage control and social expectations
The text implies a warning about a woman pressuring a man to spend money and socialize with others, promising dominance in marriage. It mentions insistence on a specific behavior and hints at emotional distress seen in two men in tears.
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Doctor explains table salt role in body and health
Dr Edwin I Jordan discusses how ordinary table salt or sodium chloride is required for body function and how excess salt can worsen conditions like kidney disease or vascular disease. He notes salt intake and iodine-enriched salt reduce goiter and invites readers to send questions for a weekly column.
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Edwin I. Jordan
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Jordan
Sleep Tricks and Quirks from Evening Talk
In a casual chat last Friday, Sands Johnson suggests deep breathing and pretending to weigh a ton to fall asleep. Buzz Ellis recommends discarding the pillow as a quick aid, while the group debates the nature of counting sheep and the endless disagreement over trivial points.
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