Berlin divided city shows two armed camps in cold war
West Berlin remains under Allied military rule with a local mayor while East Berlin is controlled by the Soviet zone. The author notes stark living standards, limited exports, and the strategic value of West Berlin as a symbol of American prestige and a listening post inside Soviet Germany. General Maxwell Taylor and allied leaders are praised for resilience and unity in facing Russian pressure.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
West
Jon G.winant
U. S
European Advisory Commission
Hanson Baldwin
Winant
Washington
Berl
Baldwin
Kommand Saturn
Four
United States
West Ber
Western Germany
Maxwell
D. Taylor
America
Soviet Germany
Germany
Kenneth Downs
Gen
Taylor
Ernst Reuter
Maxwell Taylor
Geoffrey K. Bourne
Jean Geneval
New York ‘Times
Larry Rue
The
Chicago Tribune
Marcel Wallenstein
Kansas
Ostrich Egg Cocktail Party Goes In Manhattan
A Manhattan ostrich egg party leads to a novel tasting as Elizabeth Baker and Phyllis Nelson host a dozen guests. The giant egg, shipped from Jim Casper's ostrich farm, yielded a delicate omelette tasted with cream. Ostrich eggs fetch about 120 dollars per dozen, but unlikely to replace hen eggs nationwide.
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New York
Elizabeth Baker
Kan
Jim Casper
St. Augustine
Fla
Miss Baker
Elizabeth
Phyllis Nelson
Willmar, Minn
Chelsea
Casper Farm
Manhattan
Bert Brandt
Phyllis
Driller and Native Converse Amid Hill Country Hardship
An isolated Hill country exchange between a stranger and a native contrasts hardship and rationed supplies. The native notes the scarce essentials and poor drinkability, while the driller comment hints at survival dynamics in a remote setting.
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Hill Country
Aunt Het Keeps Things To Herself When Feeling Bad
Emily Aunt Het says she never tells anyone how she feels when unwell, for if she does that would be the one thing she keeps secret from everybody.
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Emily
Herse
Accident at Home Leads to Apology
A speaker admits harming POOR PA while noting the incident occurred after she praised someone. The speaker says the injury was unintentional and blames a careless moment during a dispute with Mrs Dimple.
Question and answer page on general knowledge topics
A compendium of trivia questions and answers covers geography science history and civics. It includes details about South Mountain Park size, US Air Force patches, Bikini atolls seismic readings, Federal Reserve membership, and Eiffel Tower steel and rivets along with notes on presidents cars libraries and reading habits.
Oddities and hints from a scattered political page
Senator Soaper critiques outsiders while a scientist builds a mechanical turtle. The piece jokes about Belmont pace timing, a girl’s tennis attire, and global shifts to the High class centers. Mentions Ted Williams, trichinogls, a White House with 66 rooms and 22 baths, a diamond fortune, and Margaret Truman’s $60,000 season.
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White House
Margaret Truman
Shirley Temple
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Phoenix
Ariz
D. L K
South Mountain Park
U. S. Air Force
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Federal Reserve System
Continental United States
Board of Governors
Trust Companies
Morris Plan
Mutual Savings
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Dlinois
Old Kaskaskia
Mississippi
Eiffel Tower
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Association of American Railroads
Lincoln
Frank D. Roosevelt
Truman
Rome
Edmund Bergler
Columbia U
Thia
Remy
Bae
Albert Edward Wiggam, D. Se
Ahi Enn
Tonex
Tonex Hearing Center
Jof F. Trowbridge
Pine Ave
F. & M. Bidg
Soaper
Belmont
New Zealand
Britain
Florida
Ted Williams
M. C
Lmnhler
Ocean
Long Beach
Hedralux’ Vacuum Cleaners
Calurrin
Electrolux
Herw & Resuilt
Opan
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