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Uncle Sam urged to force UN action on Palestine crisis
The piece argues for a international police force under UN auspices to stop fighting in Palestine before it escalates. It cites Harold Stassen and Mrs. Golda Meyer, criticizes Arab and British roles, warns of Soviet plans, and urges U.S. pressure on the Security Council to enforce partition and prevent war. The call underscores UN’s loss of prestige and the need for decisive intervention.
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Public Help Promised in Fight Against Heart Disease
An editorial urges national support for the American Heart Association's campaign to expand research, education, and local heart associations. It notes heart disease causes one in three deaths, contrasts funding with TB, infantile paralysis, and cancer efforts, and highlights National Heart Week Feb 8 14 and a modest goal under $760,000.
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American Heart Association
New York City
Bic
Heg Gall
Punt
Worry Clinic helps teen introverts seek friends
Case records detail 14 year old Sarah W seeking advice on making new acquaintances. She describes shyness, recent permanent, and desire to join a club to become more social while balancing feelings about boys and popularity.
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Sarah W
Muy Setanty Coem
Compliment Club
Price outlook after wartime buyers' market hints at restraint
Peter Edson analyzes consumer prices in postwar markets. Retail stock is ample for most goods except autos and houses, but prices are slow to fall. GE proposes a 3 to 10 percent appliance cut, yet wage talks and competitor pricing cloud the outlook. Meat costs may rise as supplies tighten, while rents threaten ongoing increases under expiring controls.
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NEA
Curbstone
General Electric
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S
Europe
The Jester, Smart, and Popularity Among Friends
The piece discusses social dynamics and popularity, contrasting the simple, smart, and very smart. It uses medieval jesters as a metaphor for inflating others' egos to gain social acceptance. It critiques college graduates who look down on common things.
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Sarah
Looking At Life Aardvark shadow predicts seven seasons
A humorous essay jokes about the groundhog and weather lore, joking that the aardvark forecasts six more weeks of variability. It notes inconsistent historic shadow sightings and playful references to sports, taxes, and economics, with satirical quips on March weather and human gullibility.
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America
The Voyager: Two Acorns Learn a Moral on Flatbush
Hal Boyle tells a fable set in Flatbush about two acorns, one ambitious and one cynical, who are buried by a squirrel. The good acorn grows into a sprout but is crushed into a trash box, while the bad acorn is eaten. The tale ends with a moral about timing and coming out of your shell.
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One Word Led To Another In A Pioneer Winter Tale
Arthur Baer recalls a trip from a Connecticut blizzard to a sunlit San Francisco for his brother in law Pauls funeral. He notes the stark contrast between winter and California warmth, and muses on suburban comforts, family kinship, and a Sunday band concert in Golden Gate Park.
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Bugs” Baer
Golden Gate Park
California
20 Years Ago At Cam Star Convention Highlights
Mrs Naomi Randall of Cam Star attended the annual convention of the 19th district. Clinton D Boyd was endorsed for attorney general of Ohio. Probate Judge Gideon Palmer and County Clerk Tom Snyder were urged for new terms by the Idletown Bar Association.
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Naomi Randall
Cam- Star
Clinton D. Boyd
Ohio
Gideon Palmer
Tom Snyder
Idletown Bar Association
Barbs on optimism and risk at a card game incident
The fragment mentions robbers holding up two kibitzers at a card game in an Ohio town. It contrasts optimism and pessimism about times ahead and notes divorce as living apart. It also hints at a dinner-time custom in homes governed by the H C L.
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Ohio
Students campaign against the new look at junior high
A local junior high faces a student fashion clash as boys vow to wear cut off trousers until girls revert to old hemlines. The piece muses on the appeal of the new look, gender dynamics, and a light joke about a groundhog predicting six more weeks of winter.
Superintendent Pick Announced for Mishawaka Schools
Nam ed Dr John J Young of Rocky River Ohio as city superintendent of schools in Mishawaka Indiana announced by Fred J Hums president of the Board of School Trustees.
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Washington Letter on Elizabeth Reid Rogers Regaining Citizenship
Washington notes recount Elizabeth Reid Rogers born in Tennessee and her wish to reclaim citizenship lost in 1915 by marrying Prince Christian of Hesse. She seeks to become Elizabeth Princess Hesse while maintaining royal ties, plans brief U.S. stays and extended visits in Europe, with many noted social events and connections cited.
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Elizabeth Reid Rogers
Prince Christian of Hesse
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Europe
United States
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
New York
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Paris
Florida
Will Clayton
Clayton
Prince Richard
Prince Valdimar
Texae
Will Elayton
Elizabeth Reid
Duke Clovis ‘Zoom
Cairo
London
Duke Clovis
Prince Christian
Alexandra
Berlin
Saints' Church
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Richard and
Valdine
Kaneee
Lau- Switzerland
Sane
Questions And Answers From A Historic Q And A Sheet
A compact quiz style item presents questions and answers on the Diet of Worms presidential pay flagstaff tops Pitcairn Island and a Spanish-American War figure. It notes a question about Lieut Andrew Summers Rowan, a revolutionary figure tied to that era.
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Andrew Summers Rowan
Unclear Market Comment Sparks Mixed Reactions
A garbled clipping quotes Maurice Thorez and mentions an Administration approach to aid without conditions. It touches on price cuts and possible shifts in U S policy with references to government figures and political leaders. The fragmentary text shows comments on economic policy and international aid dynamics.
Tax Secure Calls Echoed by Rep Meche in Legislation
A terse statement from Rep Meche emphasizes tax security as a legislative priority. The remarks, framed as a call for careful policy, warn against rushing solutions to fiscal issues and advocate measured, secure tax measures.
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