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Debate over 1925 Geneva pact banning germ and gas warfare
The piece outlines U S resistance to ratifying the 1925 Geneva protocol that outlawed gas and bacteriological warfare. Arguments cited include lack of enforcement, fear of losing gas defenses, and reciprocity under the treaty. It notes Disarmament Conference efforts and Hitler’s withdrawal of Germany.
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Dulles Named Draftsman for GOP Foreign Policy Plank
John Foster Dulles is chosen to draft the Republican 1952 foreign policy plank. He argues war with Russia hinges on Moscow securing Germany and Japan first and notes Germany and Japan as key industrial prizes shaping East–West power politics.
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From Boy to Dentist: Dr George W Crane's Humble Rise
The piece profiles Hal F 39 a successful dentist inspired by Dr George W Cranes Worry Clinic remarks He recounts working various jobs to fund education and practice and credits budgeting horse sense and persistence for his rise He details life choices from renting to owning and investing debt payoff and family support illustrating how a poor boy can succeed in free enterprise America
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Peculiar day foreshadows curious entanglements and tough choices
Genevieve Kemble notes a day of strange obstacles and entanglements that may stir aggressive energy and keen emotions. Mental clarity is low, risking confusion. a wiser perspective could help navigate conflicting and baffling circumstances.
Stevenson Eyes 1952 Presidency Amid Turbulent Campaign
Washington report notes Adlai E Stevenson may win the Democratic nomination if Eisenhower is the Republican choice. It outlines Taft and Eisenhower strategies, Democratic hopes to draft Stevenson, and possible ticket plans with Senator Russell. The balance of parties hinges on defections and independent voters ahead of November.
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Child Born Today Faces Challenging Life Path
The text suggests a child born today may encounter conflicting adventures, with uncertain judgment. It notes potential guidance from wiser heads or established authority to navigate calamity and seek influence to avoid hardship.
Remarkable Graduates Stand Out At Columbia And NYU
The writer highlights Emik Avakian of Columbia University who, despite cerebral palsy and prior denials as mentally incompetent, earned a Master of Arts degree after inventing a stored function calculator. Also noted is James J. Brennan of New York University who earned a Doctor of Philosophy after a career aiding juveniles. The piece praises their perseverance and impact.
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Western attitudes on Korea and space between neighbors
Hal Boyle notes the West seeks new solutions to Korea stalemate and values space between homes for safety. He contrasts urban and rural life, cites New Mexico zoning, and praises Indian soldiers in US wars for steadfast duty and sacrifice.
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Washington gossip and fashion notes from Perle Mesta luncheon
Washington scene reports Perle Mesta as luncheon speaker for the Fashion Group of Washington with guests including Justice Harold Burton and Secretary Leslie Biffle. The column jabs at ballot length problems in Missouri, Truman attire plans, and a humor about Mr. McGranery’s tuxedo.
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James P. McGranery
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Philadelphia
Gwendolyn
Fragmented Q A snippets on trails temples and Latin works
The text presents scattered questions and answers about Daniel trails the Wilderness Road the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City and the Latin novel The Golden Ass by Apuleius a second century writer plus a garbled note about Sen Robert La Follette opposing something with unclear details.
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War era expulsion call and India film status noted
The Minnesota Commission of Public Safety moved to expel a figure during the 1917 war with Germany while India rose as a major film producer. The 1919 Senate vote on the matter ended in 50 to 21 against.
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Aluminum Becomes Most Abundant Metal in Earth's Crust
Aluminum surpasses other metals in abundance within the Earth's crust, comprising about eight percent by weight. Its lightweight, corrosion resistance, and widespread availability drive extensive use in industries from packaging to aerospace.
Heatwaves supposedly spark more driving disputes and mishaps
A writer notes hotter weather worsens tempers and drivers’ manners, prompting more accidents and irritability. In Middletown on grass mowing day, residents toil under the sun with various mowers while a self-propelled user enjoyes a lazy moment, raising questions about fairness and safety.
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All Around Town Fêtes and Film Notes From NYC
A bustling page of Broadway lore and celebrity sightings. Arlene Dahl, Kate Smith, Betty Hutton, and Marlon Brando pepper the scene with fashion and beverages while Johnnie Ray’s bride confronts a mink loss. Industry chatter covers censorship tests, NBC reshuffles, and star-pairings with Paulette Goddard, Rob ert Sarnoff, and Barbara Payton among the names connected to Hollywood circles.
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Shirley Temple
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Barbara Payton
Alex Paul
Tom Neal
Adlai Strenson
Triplets birth prompts family changes in Louisiana
A Louisiana woman gives birth to triplets signaling forthcoming family adjustments. A Nebraska judge sentences a woman to jail for refusing to talk. A humorous note remarks on solitary status. A playful line invites readers to a beach for fashion woes and wardrobe basics.
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