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Are Americans Mature Reflections on a Psychology Expert’s View
An article reports Dr. Ernest Dichter’s summary of radio audience answers on maturity and values. He notes many fear moral and emotional issues over money, and half of respondents favor peace through mutual understanding, while those welcoming Stalin’s death rate lower on the maturity scale. The piece questions sample representativeness and validity of these measures.
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Austria
Richter
Stalin
Dog-Bone Fiber Shape Promises Orlon’s Bulk And Lightness
An advertisement describes the orlon fibre cross section as dog-bone shaped rather than round. The analogy highlights high bulk and covering power with light weight, noting the shape will influence fabrics for clothing and other products. The writer cautions about overreliance on marketing claims.
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DuPont Company
Allied strategy in Korea gains from experience
The report credits Allied forces with improved tactics as the tide turns against the Reds. Lt. Gen. Ridgway cautions not to overextend lines while ordering artillery to crush fleeing Chinese forces. He states the objective clearly: kill Chinese and save Allied troops.
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Eighth Army
Worry Clinic guest recalls meeting a blind radio fan
Dr. George W. Crane relates Hal Totten as a radio star who described sensing audience mood while broadcasting. Totten recalls a blind man and his son who visited a ballpark after listening to many broadcasts. The tale illustrates Crane’s belief that performers shape broadcasts to fit listeners.
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Debate Over 38th Parallel Splits British and US Viewpoints
In Washington Happenings David Lawrence reports the clash over crossing the 38th parallel in Korea. Kenneth Younger says an US Britain accord limits operations while London broadcasts reveal plans that could allow North Korean sanctuary zones and provoke wider Sino-UN tensions. The Times calls for a defined occupation line, provoking US criticism of British appeasement and risk to Anglo American unity.
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Reader wonders if war exists and explains draft concerns
Anonymous Baytown reader questions why young Texans are drafted if there is no war. He cites Korea and Korea era fears, asks where war funds go, and expresses confusion at wartime rhetoric. He signs as a confused reader, asking for clarification.
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Korea
Sudden Trend Shifts Highlight Drama in Forecast
TheStars Say notes a sudden turn could add drama romance or a spectacular cast to rising affairs. Caution warns against judgment errors that may jeopardize aid from influential sources. Those born on this day may pursue a constructive dramatic career with dynamic progress despite overshoot risks.
The Voyager: Asterisk Wives in Congress Directory Controversy
Hal Boyle notes Washington wives in the 82nd Congress directory are listed with asterisks before their husbands names. He recalls the ruckus over being footnotes while foreign ambassadors appear unstarred. The piece humorously treats gender and social codes in official listings.
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Billy Eckstine at the Copacabana Sparks Mixed Reactions
Dorothy Kilgallen reviews Billy Eckstine’s Copacabana performance. He faces a dull opening, forced “special material,” and a cool crowd while his core talent and phrasing win some praise. The piece shifts to Broadway producer Jack Segasture, who faces Army draft hurdles despite a $100,000 musical venture.
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Georgie Price
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Crosby
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Tennessee
Angels
Jean Parker
Robert Lowery
Florida Sunshine
Hollywood
Segasture
Angel Poe
Robeson Defies Dawson as Postmaster Pick Delayed in White House
Freshman Rep Edward J. Robeson Jr of Virginia challenges President Truman aide Donald Dawson over the delayed postmaster appointment in Newport News. Dawson demands proof Cutler is a Truman Democrat before confirmation, Robeson refuses and confronts the White House stance. The row highlights tensions between new lawmakers and presidential staff amid RFC scrutiny.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Schuyler Otis Bland
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Alabama
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Blood donors urged to help 16 year old Lois Sparks
Lois Sparks a 16 year old Monroe High student lies in Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital in critical condition awaiting a rare Type O negative blood transfusion for a delicate chest operation. Parents William and Mrs Sparks offer to pay for tests and blood to save their daughter’s life.
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William Sparks
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