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The Showdown Nears in Berlin as West Stands Firm
Berlin tensions rise as US airlift sustains the city while Reds threaten to block the corridor. Western powers debate notes to Moscow and the Cominform clash, signaling a possible showdown over four power control and Berlin’s fate.
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Worry Clinic explains pregnancy nerves and placebo effects
Dr. George W. Crane discusses expectant fathers mood sharing nausea with pregnant wives and the psychological impact of reassurance. He notes germs real, medicines assist body, and psychiatrists often receive referrals for neurotics.
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Vice Presidency Needs Respect and Clear Role in 1952
In Washington Happenings, the columnist argues the Democratic vice presidential pick will face a leadership contest in 1952. He explains the vice president’s constitutional role, why formal duties limit power, and that salary should rise from 20 000 to 37 500 dollars to reflect duties and status. The piece cites Roosevelt era lessons and Warren’s California governorship.
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One Word Led To Another A Baseball Oldtimer Remembers
An oldtimer from California recalls early baseball eras and players through a letter to Bugs Baer. He names Mike Teinar Roger Conner Kid Gleason Willie Keeler John McGraw Hughey Jennings Ott Hal Chase and Ed Hanlon among others, comparing past and present play and sharing a lifelong passion for the game.
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Two Irishmen choose Montana over atomic fear
Pat McGrady remains in Montana with his family while Bill Keenan fled New York for De Borgia. Keenan runs a roadside two story restaurant and living quarters, declaring the area safe from atom bombs. The pair keep in touch by letters and jokes about taxes and Ouija boards.
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Taft Hartley test looms in sea labor hiring halls clash
Peter Edson reports the Taft Hartley act faces its biggest test as seven maritime unions oppose West Coast Great Lakes Atlantic and Gulf ship operators over hiring halls. Employers fear a move to open shop while unions push for neutral dispatchers and continued union control. A national labor board complaint and an 80 day cooling off period precede a possible strike if no deal by September 5.
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Sunday Horoscope for Genevieve Kemble July 11
Sunday’s horoscope warns against rash thinking and erratic conduct as a risk to state affairs and personal plans. Those with July 11 birthdays should pursue calm rational thinking, avoid tantrums, and maintain amiability despite tensions and disruptive urges. A child born today may be tempestuous and needs early guidance.
Florida and Arizona travel musings from a Tucson man
Erich Brandeis recalls clipping travel folders and touring Florida after praising Arizona. He cites a Tucson visit with General Pershing, extols Tucson, Arizona, and America while inviting Florida friends to swap travels, ending with a patriotic note and blessings.
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Astrological Forecast Warns of Disruptions and Caution
Monday's forecast says ongoing disruption and uprooting may continue with perplexing problems. Under tension and high pressure judgment could be confused, so delaying action is advised pending a subtle development that could add confusion. Continued on Page 7.
Young Veteran Survives Spontaneous Garage Fire And Citywide Power Outage
A young veteran on vacation paints his new home using a canvas stored in a box. Spontaneous combustion in the crowded garage caused smoke but no major blaze. A power outage later that day left the east end without electricity from 3 30 to 5 30 p m disrupting water and cooling systems until restored. Residents lament the heat and the return of simpler times.
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Thinkers Challenge Beliefs on Coal and Corporations
Emil Schram of the New York Stock Exchange urges balanced budgets and a calm nation after shortages. General Carl A. Spaatz says guided missiles require air experience, not ground theory.
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