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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News Journal
Evening
USA
Senate probes loom over 1950 Ohio campaign finances
A Senate Rules Committee subcommittee readies a long delayed inquiry into the Ohio 1950 senatorial race and Taft Ferguson expenditure figures. The review will focus on large sums claimed in Ohio with Taft and allied committees reporting substantial spending.
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Butler
Maryland
Senate Rules Committee
Okla
Ohio
Tafterguson
House
Robert T. Murphy
Taft
Ferguson
Taft-for-Senator
Senate
Senator Butler
Worry Clinic explains temper and marital strain
Dr George W Crane discusses causes of anger including hunger stress and romantic jealousy using Larry G a 26 year old husband as example. He notes temper linked to thyroid pituitary and personality traits and suggests seeking readings on sex differences. A request for a copy of his bulletin ends the piece.
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Larry G
Larry
Sol
Astrological Guidance for Genevieve Kemble Readers
A shift in astral conditions may yield surprising results from clever plans and strategic moves. Intellect and intuition could turn blocked affairs toward progress with support from important people and social contacts. Birthday individuals may see a radical idea boost gains if discreetly managed.
Quotable Quips and Party Favors and Summers Style
A playful collection of lines on gifts at parties the bonds of friendship when wrongdoers align with right men. It notes a stylish summer for the girl with few possessions and toys the idea that a front yard offers better play space than a neighbor’s yard for children.
Controversy Over Wetback Law and Deportation Action
President Truman signed the Ellender Poage bill allowing Mexican contract labor on farms while New York area authorities deport 900 aliens. The law omits penalties for hiring and inspection, drawing criticism as a policy gap and a potential subsidy to agriculture amid labor shortages.
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Washington
NEA
Truman
New York
United States
Congress
Commission On Migratory Labor
Dernis M. Chavez
New Mexico
Southwest
Louisiana
Texas
Arizona
California
Allen J. Ellender
Rep. W. R. Poage
Ellender
Mexico
State Department
U.S. Department of Labor
U. S
Questions and Answers Trivia in Historical Q and A Exchange
A historical Q and A segment covers various topics. It cites Lord Chesterfield on advice from 1748, notes a private Pullman car for the President, recalls a 1946 19 inning scoreless game between Dodgers and Reds, explains India's flag emblem representing law with the Ashoka wheel, and identifies the Chipping Sparrow as the horse hair bird with hair lined nests.
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Dodgers- Cincinnati
Republic of India
Asoka
India
Remembering the old time circus advance men
Dave Regan laments the passing of era defining circus parades and advance men. He recalls the long tradition of press agents, seats and passes, and shared memories of circuses past versus the newer, less seasoned organizers. He worries about dwindling circuses and urges preserving childhood circus memories.
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Lions Club
Kilgallen observes flood of mail era propaganda
Dorothy Kilgallen mocks mail order propaganda flood from diverse groups. She lists press releases from the Egyptian Embassy to the National Geographic Society and other bodies, noting gimmicks and sensational prompts. Kilgallen jokes about inflated claims, political quips, and odd data from various organizations during her Washington scene.
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Washington
America
Wool Bureau
Woolfacts
Eric Johnson
National Press Club
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
di Salle
Mike
Birth of the Mesabi iron mine and its vast reach
In Hibbing Minnesota the Pete well grew into the Mesabi Range giant iron mine. Since 1895 it stripped 1,450 acres to depths of 500 feet and up to a mile wide, yielding 496,558,000 tons of ore averaging 50 to 62 percent iron.
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Hibbing
Minn
Pete
Jim Kennedy
Frank Hibbing
Mesabi Range
America
Grand Canyon
John Harding, Jr
Oliver Mining Company
Minnesota
R. T. Elstad
Oliver Company
U.S. Steel
Bob Tommey
Toomey
Cousin Jacks
Europe
Fragmented note hints at returning with better effort
A casual remark expresses anticipation for continued engagement and gratitude for company. The speaker signals readiness to resume interaction soon.
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National Campaign Committee
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Newberry
Mich
Henry Ford
Michigan
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Smith
Vare
George W. Crane
Dr. Crane
Genevieve Kemble
Peter Edson
News of Washington
Lord Chesterfield
U.S
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Broadway
Hal Boyle
George Dixon
The
Washington Scene
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
National Wildlife Federation
General Electric
Brookings Institutions
George H. Bender
National Georgraphic Society
Department of Agriculture
Legation
Marin Niculescu
Fimura Rosie Sports Association
Tin Pan Alley
Banjo Stanley
137Th St
Banjo
Bill Callaham
Kathryn Lee
Ell Logan
Freddie Finklehoff
Dewey
GOP
Lionel Hampton
Cathy Mastice
Igor Stravinsky
Marty’ McManus
Anne Shelton
David Reed
Bobby Parks
Jane Alworth
New Yor
Wall St
Irving Berlin
Bermuda
Vivian Blaine
Hollywood
Esther Williams
Joan Evans
Frankie Carle
Las Vegas
Union
Moscow
Minsk
Politburo
Baliwick
Boris Morris
England
Leonard Seus
Coleman Kamile
Bavaria
Denmark
France
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Jacobs Beach
Charines
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Paris
Astoria
UN Army
Robert Merrill
Monica Lewis
Monica
Ali Khan
Rita Hayworth
Riviera
Killer Khan
Erich Brande
Paul Hartman
Grace
Coney Island
Paul
Grace Hartman
Hutton
Akihito
Japan
Hirohito
Kitashirakawa
Imperial Household
Crown Prince
Youse
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