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Samuel
Where The Money Comes From And Goes In 1951-52 Budget
The budget estimates for 1952 53 outline expenditures and sources for the next fiscal year and compare with last year. They show a projected deficit of 8.2 billion dollars due to higher taxes and revised spending plus revenues. Key allocations include defense, veterans benefits, social security, farm stabilization, and general government costs. Revenue sources include personal and corporate taxes, liquor and cigarette taxes, other excise taxes, social security transfers, and miscellaneous receipts. The report explains that the figures reflect the total estimated expenditures and do not adjust for the deficit.
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Congress
Jeswacdenbepe Cone Fae Armed Services
Roeeeteeuceneeves
Atomic Energy Commission
Robepseres
Neeeses
Veterans Services
Eos
Sevelle Natural Resources
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Soonese
Coe Lie
Churchill's Suez proposal sparks debate in Washington and Cairo
Churchill urged token troops from United States France and Turkey to guard the Suez area, suggesting international responsibility. Critics note it would clash with the British Egyptian treaty and echo Wilson's push for open waterways. The 1919 Paris talks argued for Suez and Dardanelles internationalization, and Britain linked that to Panama.
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Churchill
Suez Canal
Congress
Washington
Cairo
United States
France
Turkey
Britain
Egypt
Middle East
Suez
Woodrow Wilson
Dardanelles
Paris
Worry Clinic warns parents about homosexuality dangers
In Dr. George W. Crane’s column a father raises concern over his daughter Ethel’s friendship with a masculine roommate. The piece claims homosexuality as a normal phase for some and outlines causes, with advice to request Crane’s bulletin on Sex Problems of Young People.
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Ethel R
Ethel
Tim
Dr. Crane
Britain’s Foreign Office Damages Churchill Unity Over Korea
Washington observes that the British Foreign Office undermined Churchill’s pledge of allied unity on Korea. The disclosure sowed doubt in Congress, risked misreading by Communists, and suggested Britain might not fully back U.N. actions. The piece argues such double talk weakens allied resolve and endangers ongoing armistice talks as blood continues to be shed in Korea.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Korea
Red China
British Foreign Office
Churchill
Britain
America
China
U.N
Foreign Office
Congress
London
New York Herald Tribune
Barrett
American Press Institute
Educanrs
Radio Free Europe
Robert H. Hinckley
U.S
Mindful Talk On Big News And A Yardsale Of Chaos
Reader laments overload of big headlines from Europe to atomics, then notes a practical Arizona case of bigamy with nine children where wives work to support him. A Marion tale follows of a truck driver seeking a 13 year old bride, a double wedding, and a sheriff arrest.
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Piggott
Ark
Hal Boyle The Voyager Reflects 1952 Trends And Predictions
A SAUL PETT column surveys late 1940s and early 1950s American life through satirical market glances. It notes shifting politics, industry quirks, and social trends from women candidate talk to revolving door governors, calk horseshoes, and acne among teens. Entities include the Woman for President and Other Public Offices, Inc.. Adirondacks Association. American Flagpole Equipment Co.. International Steel Co.. American Society for Hypnodontics. and various regional firms.
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Woman For President
Public Offices, Inc
American Flagapole Equipment Co
International Steel Co
American Society For the Advancement of
Coney
Coney Island
American Rabbit and Coney Dealers Association, Inc
American Institute of Dermatetics, Inc
Washington Scene on Price Stabilizer and Kangaroo Rumor
Washington Scene covers Price Stabilizer Mike DiSalle enforcing limits on kangaroo skin tanning amid an Australian film promotion. It notes Oregon and Washington boast high birth and egg rates, recounts Sen. Margaret Chase Smith’s tour thrill at a junior high, and humorously references wildlife expert Mr. Ashbrook and a burro meat dish at a dinner with Caroline McKinley Ashbrook.
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Washington
Mike DiSalle
O Ae
20Th Century Fox
Office of Price Stabilization Peomecy
Margaret Chase Smith
Ashbrook
Wild fur investigator Ashbrook and his gamy palate
Frank G. Ashbrook, chief of wild fur animal investigations for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is noted as a gourmet who favors unusual game dishes such as armadillo sausage and raccoon pie. He cites gustatory delight rather than official duty for his menu of wild game fare.
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Frank G. Ashbrook
Wild Fur Animal Investigations
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ashbrook
Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Tomorrow's Decisions Point Toward a Final Settlement
Genevieve Kemble notes that important decisions may reach final settlement as long-pondered plans are clarified and commitments drawn. With analysis and vision, the outcome should satisfy principals, though some debate remains.
Birthday Traits And Greenland's Size In 84 000 Square Miles
The text notes subtle talents and inner revelations for birthdays with a favorable distant outlook. It mentions a child born on this day may be serious and introspective with latent abilities eventually recognized and rewarded. Greenland is described as the world's largest island covering about 84,000 square miles per Britannica.
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Greenland
Nothing could have been finer in Middletown nurse calls
A Toledo couple traveling through Franklin and Middletown faced a heart attack death near the city. D C Lawless of Riviera Beach praises Franklin police, Middletown Hospital staff, and local residents for their kindness to Mrs Lang and Mrs Lawless. The letter emphasizes care, hospitality, and a public salute to those who aided in distress. A call to thankfulness and the value of saying thanks.
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Toledo
D. C. Lawless
Riviera Beach
Fla
Middletown
Franklin
George P. Lang
Florida
Lang
Middletown Hospital
R. C. Oglesby
Reorganization of VOA aims to strengthen U S campaign
Peter Edson analyzes the State Department plan to reorganize Voice of America and allied foreign information efforts to fight communism. He outlines phases from postwar peace to recovery and arming Europe, then argues for a broader, productivity driven message and a mix of public and private agency roles.
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Washington
NEA
State Department
Voice of America
U.S
United Nations
Mutual Security Agency
Marshall Plan
London
Edward W. Barrett
Voice of American
Society groups boost memberships amid postwar shifts
The Defense of British Homes has been defunct since the war and why doesn’t the phone company forget it. Membership is up at the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, Inc., a social organization. Others buzzing include Sociedad Anonima Comercial Importadora and Exportadora Rioplatense, the American Society for the Preservation of Sacred, Patriotic and Op eratic Music, the Association of Lace daemonians, and Societe Francaise de Berets Basques, Inc.
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Association For the Protection of the Adirondacks
Albany
American Foundation For Metaphysical Arts and Sciences, Inc
Frank Stuerm
The
American Society For Friendship With Switzerland, Inc
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Inc
Sociedad Anonima Comercial Importadora and Exportadora Rioplatense
American Society For the Preservation of
Association of Lacedaemonians
Societe Francaise de Berets Basques, Inc
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George W. Crane
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Asia
Internal Revenue Bureau
Arizona
Marion
Erich Brandeis
Hal Boyle
Saul Pett
New York
Times
Manhattan
Diamond Calk Horseshoe Co
Foundation
American Fork Lift Rentals, Inc
Robert G. Morris
Brooklyn
American Committee For
George Dixon
Washington Scene
Homer Angell
Oregon Reblican
State
Senator Smith
Department of Agriculture
Wildlifer Ashbrook
Caroline McKinley Ashbrook
McKinley
Genevieve Kemble
Dave Regan
Peter Edson
News of Washington
Mutual Security Administration
MSA
Eisenhower
Reg
Pat of. Cope
NEA Service, Inc
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