Our Children Parent’s Order Should Carry Meaning
Angelo Patri argues that parents fail to command obedience when tone and attention are absent. Clear, direct, attentive speaking strengthens compliance, while habitual shouting fatigues children. He urges timely training and offers Dr. Patri’s booklet No. 301 Obedience for 10 cents plus a 3 cent stamp to the paper’s address.
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General Clay To Receive National Welcome In Washington
Gen Lucius D. Clay returns from Germany to Washington Tuesday for military honors and a reception by President Truman and the cabinet. An honor guard from all services will greet him at National airport, with Defense Secretary Johnson and other leaders present. A White House Rose Garden reception will follow with the President and Mrs. Truman and invited cabinet members and congressional leaders.
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Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Truman
Capital
National Military Establishment
National Airport
Clay
Defense Johnson
Portugal Canned Sardine Sales Climb but Lags Prewar
Portugal's canned sardine sales show an upturn but remain well below levels seen before the war. Analysts point to continued supply chain challenges and shifting consumer demand as key factors shaping the rebound.
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Portugal
False Teeth Help with FASTEETH Powder Claim
Ad claims FASTEETH powder rigidly secures false teeth to prevent embarrassment. The product is described as alkaline and non acid and is advertised to keep plates in place for comfort and fresher breath.
Roz Russell Returns To Comedy With Tell It to the Judge
Hollywood gossip notes Roz Russell, top comedienne, plans a new Columbia comedy Tell It to the Judge with Bob Cummings after a string of dramas. She recalls past misfires and stresses desire for a strong script. Other items include Judy Garland Busby Berkeley rift reconciliation and Orson Welles Italy bid developments. Moving for headspace TV set.
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Hollywood
NEA
Rosalind Russell
Kenny
Electra
Roz
Bob Cummings
Columbia
Judy Garland
Busby Berkeley
Betsy Blair
Orson Welles
Italy
Gene Kelly
Orson
Virginia Lederer
Jack Hanley
Rita
Goofy publicity notes on film stars and tests
The Car rot Growers of America honors Spike Jones as Mr. Carrot Top of 1949. Eleanor Powell eyed for a Technicolor finale with Nancy Goes to Rio. Margaret Truman eyed for a spot in the same film. Tests ongoing for the Born Yesterday chorus girl role. Judy Halliday denied then set to test in New York. Marie Mac Donald and others tested in Hollywood. Rita Hayworth possibly cast as production moves forward. Rita to honeymoon. Jessica Tandy leaves Streetcar company for Hollywood, Uta Hagen to replace. Anonymous quip on conscience and marriage.
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The
Carrot Growers of America
Spike Jones
Carrot Top
Eleanor Powell
Jane Powell
Nancy
Rio
M-G-M
Margaret Truman
Columbia
Judy Halliday
New York
Marie MacDonald
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Rita
Jessica Tandy
Uta Hagen
Blanche DuBois
Radio Spotlight previews spy tale and Broadway stars
WKBH NBC tonight features Ginger Rogers in a Revolutionary War spy story at 7.00 pm. Ezio Pinza and Mary Martin highlight Telephonour at 8.00 pm. An all star Bond Drive with President Truman at 9.30 pm. Ten O Clock News delayed to 10.30 pm. Sammy Kaye launches weekly musical series at 10.45 pm with a one night schedule.
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Ginger Rogers
America
Wkbh-Nbc
Philadelphia
Washington
X Next
Ezio Pinza
Mary Martin
Truman
WKBH
Crow
Sammy Kaye
Joe E Brown Expected to Be Released From Toledo Hospital
Physicians said actor Joe E Brown would be released from a Toledo hospital Monday after treatment for a back injury from a fall on a local stage Saturday night.
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Toledo
Joe E. Brown
Jobless total falls in May week
Washington reports 57 000 fewer people drew unemployment pay the week ending May 7 lowering totals to 1 980 000 from 2 037 000. New claims rose from 322 100 to : 000 as three weeks of rising claims preceded the drop. The May 7 total remains 775 000 higher than a year ago.
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Washington
Federal Security Agency
FSA
Iowa Senator Charges Red Got Award
Senator Hickenlooper accused the Atomic Energy Commission of letting a $3,600-a-year science scholarship go to a student tied to communism after an internal probe. He urged hearings May 23, noting the commission has not canceled the award and that final decisions rest with the commission.
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Eastern University
National Research Council
Notable Deaths Across Cities Include Bankers and Pioneers
Sunday notices report the deaths of Mrs Addie Wolff Kahn in London at 73 widow of Otto H Kahn New York banker Marshall J Dodge 72 organizer at Todd Shipyards Corp born in Hart Connecticut Paul E Richter 52 co founder and former EVP of Trans World Airlines in Berkeley and Cleveland Joseph Oriel Eaton 175 board chair of Eaton Manufacturing Co born Yonkers New York Eaton founded the firm in 1911 and died in Cleveland.
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London
Addie Wolff Kahn
New York
Otto H. Kahn
Marshall J. Dodge
Todd Shipyards Corp
Hart
Conn
Berkeley, Calif
Paul E. Richter
Trans-World Airlines
Cleveland
Joseph Oriel Eaton
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Yonkers, N. Y
New York Tabloid Debuts With First Issue of The Daily Compass
The Daily Compass began in New York City with 150 copies on Monday. Publisher Thackrey declared an independent creed promising editor and conscience guided content. He and Anita McCormick Blaine own Compass stock, backing Henry A. Wallace. The 32 page issue appeared in two editions, national and metropolitan, priced at 10 cents.
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Daily Compass
T. O. Thackrey
Thackrey
the Compass
Henry A. Wallace
Compass
Anita McCormick Blaine
Chicago
Wallace Backer
Truman Receives Abbott Memorial Award for Civil Rights
President Truman named recipient of the Robert S. Abbott memorial award for the most significant contribution to democracy in 1948. John H. Sengstacke of the Chicago Defender said the prize will be presented at the White House on May 25. The award honors Robert S. Abbott, founder of the Defender.
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Chicago
Truman
Robert S. Abbott
John H. Sengstacke
Chicago Defender
White House
Sengstacke
New York Bound Tube Reopened After Explosion
The New York bound Holland tunnel tube has reopened to traffic after being blasted and scorched by a fire set off by a truck explosion. The two mile Hudson River tunnel was deemed structurally sound and first car passed Sunday. Debris removal of last Friday’s blaze is ongoing and sixty six people, mainly firemen and workers, were treated for injuries.
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New York
Holland Tunnel
Hudson River
Newark City
New Jersey
Frog Named One Fifteen Wins 13 Foot Frog Jump
A Calaveras county frog named One Fifteen leaped 13 feet 6 inches in three hops to win the Bret Harte Frog Jumping Corp contest in Angels Camp. About 5,000 spectators watched from a grassy hillside as the event revived a Twain inspired tradition.
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Angels Camp
Calif
Calaveras County
Angels Creek
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Service Emphasis Shapes La Crosse Recreation Plans
The La Crosse recreation department under the board of education emphasizes service over control, aiding organization and operation of clubs and activities while avoiding barriers of race color or creed. It supports groups like Barber Shop quartets Sweet Adelines the La Crosse Boat club and the City baseball league, with no duplication of activities and cooperation with all organizations.
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City of la Tne
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la Crosse
State Recreation Association
Recreation Department
Barber Shop Quartets
Sweet Adelines
la Crosse Boat Club
City Baseball League
Kendall Meet Plans Mobile X Ray Use
Wilton residents including Mrs. Cam Wiseman and Mrs. C F Foley plan a May 15 meeting at Kendall High School to discuss the arrival of the state mobile X ray unit. The free service will be countywide with each community handling its part.
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Wilton
Wis
Cam Wiseman
C F. Foley
Kendall High School
Child Dies After Honeybee Sting in Mansfield
Five year old Walden Vogel was stung by a honeybee Saturday and died about ten minutes later in Greenwich near Mansfield.
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Sting
Mansfield, CO
Walden Vogel
Greenwich
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