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Aid to Israel: $150 Million Bill in Both Houses
Lawmakers propose a $150 million grant to Israel with terms for a U S President approved agreement. Background notes Israeli population growth since 1948, inflation controls, and a 70,000 unit housing plan funded by $30 million. Committees and leaders from both parties push the measure. Reconstruction Finance Corp would advance up to $50 million until approval.
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Near East
Turkey
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U. S. Export-Import Bank
Dr George W Crane on Worry Clinic case of Flora V
Flora V aged 24 asks for marital spankings to gain respect from a model husband. Dr Crane notes some women eroticize dominance and cites paternal discipline as shaping desire. He warns against abuse but says a balance of masculine assertiveness is normal in relationships.
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The Wheel of Fortune Turns On An Unseen Path For Genevieve Kemble
Genevieve Kemble foretells a sudden shift of events that could accelerate goals and yield outcomes beyond expectations. Birthday readers may see unpredictable turns paired with shrewd action and strong collaboration to reach notable progress and exceptional talents for future success.
Iowa woman with three husbands in ten months case
An Iowa woman faced a tabloidy tale of rapid marriages as a colorful sprawl of phrases hints at a sensational lifestyle. The item teases romance, moving to Hollywood, and fading era traits alongside odd quotes about art and a mishung picture.
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Hollywood
Washington Happenings on disunity in American government
A Washington column laments disorganization and party division in U S government. It critiques White House handling of foreign policy, MacArthur's letter to Representative Martin, and argues for minority party voices to reveal truth about war policy and civil authority. It names Truman, MacArthur, and senators Douglas and Lehman amid calls for unified, factual public discussion.
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Acheson, Rusk
Harriman
Far East
Canitol Hill
Too much progress and restlessness in America today
Erich Brande laments that progress breeds restlessness and higher costs while praising nature and azaleas in Wilmington North Carolina. He notes widespread mobility, diverse origins of service workers, rising prices for travel and meals, and recalls two car crashes on the trip, contrasting life on the road with optimistic scenes.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Connecticut
Night club chorus girls project a refined image
Hal Boyle notes dancers in Fletcher and Arden rosters are educated and serious, not mere pretties. He quotes Don Fletcher on the shift from old lineups to intelligent, capable performers. Dancers say they work with ballet and modern styles for meaningful, tasteful routines.
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Dorothy Kilgallen recalls MacArthur Day in New York City
Dorothy Kilgallen fondly recalls MacArthur Day in Manhattan with vivid Parade imagery and city life. She notes spring in New York, sights around Central Park, the Plaza horse drawn routes, and how celebrities mingle with the crowd. The piece weaves in show business trivia and nightlife hints for visitors.
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Little Falls
New York
Manhattan
Plaza
Washington Scene column on Truman, speeches, and Capitol antics
George Dixon reports on public gatherings at Griffith Stadium with a quip about a 21 bop salute. The piece notes beer advertising limits, House speech rules, and a staged interjection by Rep Shafer and Rep Brown over a draft amendment. It also covers Vice President's changing clothes size and Dr Miller on the saying carrying coals to Newcastle.
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Paul Shafer
Michigan
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Shafer
Questions and Answers on Military Planes and Cleopatra
A quiz delves into comparisons of modern military aircraft and World War II planes, noting heavier weight and greater complexity in today’s models. It also answers about Cleopatra as a royal name origin. The piece discusses Kilroy as a mythical, ubiquitous figure with unclear origins.
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Egypt
Cleopatra
B.C
Kilroy
Newcastle Coal Shortage Spurs Imports From Abroad
Newcastle England, once a global coal shipper, faces shortages due to socialized mining and must import coal from this country to meet demand.
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Newcastle
England
Sam Carr’s Note and Local Charity Requests
Sam Carr, longtime Hamilton Journal courthouse writer, writes his son at Notre Dame and sends a five dollar gift after being asked for money. A veteran’s home Afghan project seeks old wool for Troop 8 and Girl Scouts for comfort items. Also a caller seeks tiny Sunday School chairs for young children.
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Sam
Notre Dame University
Dayton
First Baptist Church
Howard Chrisman
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