We Mustn’t Stop Sending Aid To Children Ravaged By War
An editorial urges maintaining US funding for the United Nations Children’s Fund, stressing aid to 30 million European children and 180 million pounds of dried milk shipped globally. It argues cuts would harm vulnerable kids and cites President Truman’s support for sustained relief. It also calls lawmakers to protect child health programs amid budget debates.
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Congress
United Nations Children’s Emergency Found
United States
Children's Fund
European
China
India
Philippines
Japan
Korea
Palestine
Europe
Doctor Answers on Aluminum Use and Kid Health
A medical column by Edwin J. Jordan M D addresses concerns about aluminum cookware poisoning, urinary infections in children, dandruff and hair loss links, chronic nasal discharge causes, and safety of children in competitive sports. It notes no proven poisoning from aluminum utensils, discusses urinary tract infection sources, hair loss correlations, and cautions on long-distance sports for youths with medical checks.
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Inday
Dlomonstin
Santa laughs too loud in Columbus store scene
Readable fragments describe a holiday incident in Columbus where a person dressed as Santa Claus caused a disturbance near a shop window. The chaotic moment involved onlookers and a passerby, with unclear specifics about injuries or arrest. Canonical names and precise actions are missing due to garbled text.
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks City Meeting Debate
Fragmentary text from Histon police notes and a city council meeting suggests discussion over new street signs. Mentions Tom Rose and general council remarks. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Rosictas
Ity Couneil Vene
Tom Rose
Council
Douglas Says He Is Independent Not Anti Traman
Washington columnist notes Senator Paul H Douglas of Illinois values independence over party. He envisions a bloc of independents shaping a middle course on foreign and domestic policy, opposing both extremes. He criticizes blind party loyalty and outlines proposed budget cuts and policy tweaks to trim growth without harming national aims.
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Mlinois
Senate
Isle
Mon Iirolience
Yeats
Tobey and Aiken
New England
Wank Grafion
North Carolina
Dognglow
Deughad
Nng Anyohe
United States
Seamor Douglas
Truman Progin
Tis
ONNHO
National Mottgare Association
Douglas
U.S
Antorina
Elewag
Donglad
Secretary of
Nericulture
Vownglax
Thos
Houghs
Preman
Byrnes and
Lewh
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Tok
Tresides
Local Crawdad of Miracles and Guests Highlight Courtship
Mr and Mrs Claude Hendrick hosted overnight guests Jerry Rand from Cincinnati Ohio. Damon Lewis celebrated a birthday for Mrs Pittman Hensley with many relatives present including Miracles, Lewis and Holcomb families and extended kin from Kentucky and Pineville.
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Claude Hendrickson
Jerry Rand
Cincinnati, C
Silas Miracle
Damon_ Lewis
Pittman Hensley
Mrs
Chester Miracle
Ronnie Dale
Charles
James Earl
Jerry Wayne
Betty Ann
Gail
Joyce
Birbie Sue Lewis
Drunken Driver Says Fire Trucks Were After Him
A Austin man in a drunken driving case claimed he mistook approaching fire engines for pursuing police and tried to get out of their way. The remark adds another quirky excuse to the defendant’s statements in court.
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Austin
Tex
Meldrum News Roundup of Local Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Homer Crawford visited Mr and Mrs Paris Martin in Moorell Tennessee Sunday. Mrs Rhoda Owens spent the weekend with her brothers Roy and family and Sillus of Middlesboro. Mrs Bessie Mullina visiting sister Mrs Nancy Ricks. Mrs Cordiy Barnett ill at home. Rev Bill Vance filled appointment at Meldrum Baptist Church Sunday. A major service held at the home of Mrs Cardin Barnett Monday night. Mrs Clifford Rice ill but improving. Henry Brooks of Ferndale with his son March Brooks and family here. Mrs Tohu Tutte shopped in Middlesboro recently.
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Homer Crawford
Paris Martin Af
Cardin Barnett
Clifford Rice
Henry Brooks
Ferndale
Buntay
March Brooks
Tohu Tutte
Middlesbore
Nylon storage guidance from a fabric care note
Nylon can be stored indefinitely if the fabric is clean and kept in a dry place. The tip emphasizes keeping nylon away from moisture and dirt to preserve its integrity over time.
Gossip in London Links Moran to British Skipper in Calcutta
Word from London says tennis star Gorgeous Gussie Moran is engaged to marry British skipper Anthony Davenport in Calcutta, India, in February. Davenport reportedly quipped love set all right after meeting Moran, according to London newspapers.
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Gussie Moran
Anthony Davenport
Calcutia
India
Davenport
Miss Moran
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Zelladena Check
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