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Middletown Journal
First Ave
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Sunday News-Journal
Evening
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Blocking High Drama Shrouds Eastern Weather Truths
Meteorologists warn that a blocking high formed in southern Canada disrupted the normal west to east weather flow. May rains shifted south, leaving New England parched while the South faced cooler temps and heavy rainfall. The forecast further suggests little can be done yet and July may mirror June’s pattern with possible cool or hot flips.
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United States
Canada
New England
Captain Fried a Storied North Atlantic Sailor Dies
Captain George Fried, famed for braving the North Atlantic and rescuing pilots from a transatlantic plane, dies at 71 after a life spanning US Army service, 18 years in the Navy, and decades in commercial shipping. His era of rugged seamanship fades as navigational aids modernize.
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Fried
George Fried
North Atlantic
U. S. Army
Navy
George Washington
Roosevelt
McCloy in Germany signals steady policy shift
In his first public remarks as U S High Commissioner in Germany John J McCloy promised no racial departures from predecessor policy and backed peaceful prosperous Germany. The column notes his background as a troubleshooter and his role with Stimson and Roosevelt in shaping Atlantic Charter based plans for postwar Germany. It also touches a New York City building dispute and a personal home financing philosophy urging early down payments to stabilize families and encourage grandchildren.
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U. S
Germany
John J. McCloy
General Clav
McCloy
Morgenthau
Secretary Stimson
Roosevelt
France
Worry Clinic reveals father son rift over career path
Dr George W Crane discusses a 26 year old son who left dental college to marry and take a sales job while planning his own path away from his father’s dentistry fame. The father plans to leave $50000 in his will, yet feels estranged as the couple nestles in a two room flat. The piece notes the young couple’s need for a home and the natural desire to carve out an independent career.
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Supreme Court of the
State of New York
New York City
Dlutch
West Germany moves from military to civilian rule
A Reuters-style column notes Berlin shifts to civilian high commissioners in September as West Germany forms a federal republic. McCloy Françoise-Poncet Robertson will lead the new civilian commission while Russians maintain the Soviet zone under military administration. German law and rights evolve under a transition with veto limits and a 46 million population.
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Thomas A. Reedy
James D. White
Berlin
Germany
Miltary
High Commission
John J. McCloy
World Bank
Andre Francois - Poncet
France
Brian Robertson
Britain
West Germany
People’s Congress
People's Council
Kremlin
Billie Burke versus Vivien Kellems in changing woman roles
An Erich Brandeis column contrasts Billie Burke’s easygoing femininity with Vivien Kellems’ bold independence. The piece argues the modern woman is here to stay, yet femininity remains vital to attract men, and that both sexes are needed to form a family.
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Billie Burke
Ziegfield
Vivien Kellems
Connecticut
United States
Billie
Young governors propose 22 state high school reforms
Washington letter reports 22 state youths, calling themselves the First National Conference of Bay Governors, seeking compulsory sex education, driving safety, anti discrimination, health education on venereal disease, and health insurance for varsity athletes. The bills, from some 200 model states, aim to be adopted by state legislatures. A YMCA official notes the proposals reflect serious youth thinking.
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Washington
Bey
Conference of
Bay Governors
Senate
Y.M.C.A
Telephone as Symbol and Burden in a Modern World
Displaced persons in New York explore telephones as a symbol of freedom yet lament their intrusion on private life. The piece contrasts distant calls across miles with intimate in-room conversations, noting toll bills, constant interruptions, and the pull of vast U S distances versus personal solitude.
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Europe
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Pocatello
Pike
Minnesota Wilds
Genevieve Kemble The Stars Say For Tuesday July 12
The auguries indicate an intriguing state of affairs with hidden or irregular factors. Decisions in dubious or obscure situations may hinge on feelings and romantic emotions. Serious study of undercurrents could turn matters toward a lucrative, sound outcome with associates and funds in balance.
English judge rules on hats not proof of insanity
A judge says trying on hats for five hours does not prove mental illness. The piece notes a Tennessee centenarian who has used the telephone only once, prompting light commentary on efficiency and everyday behavior.
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Tennessee
Birthday reflections and careful decision making insight
The text urges reflection before important actions and cautions that those born on this day may act on idealistic or glamorous impulses. It warns that major endeavors need a shrewd practical basis for future security and achievement, with emotional impulses demanding sober consideration.
Ice Capades Delight Lights Up Cincinnati Garden
Dave Regan praises the Ice Capades of 1949 at the Cincinnati Garden as a standout ice show focused on performers. Highlight acts include Orrin Markus and Irma Thomas with their graceful waltzing, while the tale of Snow White suffered from sound issues. The engagement runs through July 20 with strong audience energy and easy ticket access.
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Cincinnati Garden
Snow White
Orrin Markus
Irma Thomas
Garden
Britain Dollar Problem and U S Trade Stance
George E. Sokolsky argues the dollar crisis for Britain and the Sterling area threatens essential imports and could force diet cuts and unemployment. He warns against American dumping to aid Britain and presses two questions for U S policy: how much can we afford and is it in America's interest to help.
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BRITISH _ information services
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
Sterling Area
United States
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Bank of England
Trans
Decent Americans Grow Tired of Minority Power
Senator Burnet Maybank of South Carolina decries kowtowing to a minority that holds sway in key states. Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio praises Congress as the direct representation of the people and a bulwark against executive overreach.
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Congress
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohts
When Will The Next Total Moon Eclipse Occur
Q and A section notes the next total lunar eclipse visible across North America on October 6 1949 with a repeat on September 26 1950. It also states the per capita ice cream consumption as 18.4 quarts per person for the previous year per the Agriculture Department.
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North America
United States
Departmentment of Agriculture
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George E. Sokolsky
Stabilization Fund
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