Truman's Seven Years End as President Not a Candidate
Washington notes recount Truman's 1945 ascent after F D Roosevelt's death and seven tumultuous years marked by World War II, atomic bombing decisions, Cold War crises, NATO, the Berlin airlift, Korea, and landmark postwar aid programs.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
United States
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Helps Heal And Clear Itchy Skin Rash
A brief note describes a medicated skin treatment promising relief for itchy rashes. It emphasizes rapid healing and clearer skin with a strong focus on medical strength and topical application.
It Was So Easy to Lose 30 Lbs The Rennel Way
An advertisement touts Rennel as an easy weight loss method with a grapefruit juice mix. It claims a 30 year old user dropped from 160 to 190 pounds and promises money back if results do not appear, urging readers to use two tablespoons twice daily.
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FSI
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Truman's turbulent presidency and 1950s policy clashes
The text surveys Truman era crises and policies including opposition to the Fair Deal, the Great Debate on presidential war powers sparked by NATO deployment, MacArthur’s recall, and postwar military reforms. It notes Taft Hartley, labor clashes, corruption probes, civil rights hurdles, and Truman’s 1948 election victory alongside the assassination attempt in 1950.
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Douglas MacArthur
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
White House
States of the Union Puzzle Answer Across and Down
A crossword style puzzle grid with clues across and down covering geography, language, and common terms. The listed items include state nicknames, body parts, currencies, and various two word phrases to fit a horizontal and vertical grid.
Ex Legion Leader Says Korean Talks Harm U S Policy
Erle Cocke Jr the 1951 national commander of the American Legion told the Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary convention in Columbus that Korea truce talks should stop. He argued talks serve Stalin and cost American lives and influence, and that Korea’s aggression cannot be stopped or a free government unity achieved through a truce.
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American Legion
Stalin
America
Erle Cocke Jr
Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
Korea
Orphaned by Car Wreck in Lorain
The three Schwartz children Kathleen two, George five, and seven month ward lost both parents in a Sunday two car collision at W 20th Street and Oberlin Avenue in Lorain. George A Schwartz 25 and Agnes 26 were returning from a cafe where he played guitar in a band. The other car occupants Carl Ferraro 25 and June Kosash 23 were seriously hurt.
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George A. Schwartz
Kathleen
George A, Jr
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Schwartz
Agnes
W. 20Th St
Oberlin Ave
Carl D. Fe
Juveniles Nabbed On Robbery Scene
Hamilton police say three more burglaries were solved after two juveniles aged 14 and 16 were caught attempting entry behind Duffy's Tavern on Dixie Highway. Detectives report the youths confessed to break ins at the American Sanitary Laundry the Log Cabin at Fienner’s Corner and the Bell Telephone warehouse.
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Duffy's Tavern
Dixie Hwy
Adrian Stricker
American Sanitary Laundry
Fienner's Corner
Bell Telephone Warehouse
Wallace White Jr. GOP Senate Leader Dies at 74
Former U S senator Wallace H White Jr aged 74 died in his sleep after months of illness. A Bowdoin College graduate and former House member, he led the Republican Senate majority in 1947 48 and helped craft key laws including the Jones White Act of 1928 and the first radio law. He represented the United States at international conferences and chaired the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee in the 80th Congress. He leaves a widow Nina a son Herbert step son Richard Lunn a sister and five brothers.
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Ohio
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Topsham
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Cambridge
Mass
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Boston
John
Norway
Donald
Lewiston
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Thomas
Middletown High selects finalists for city radio contest
Bill Hill and Aide Aronoff will represent Middletown High School in a radio announcers contest in Columbus on April 19. They won Saturday’s six entrant competition held during the Middletown School Days program on WPFB. Judges were Jack Kistler Jack Sheean and John Resner. Other finalists were Marilyn Mann Florence Thress Bob Wells and Tom Roper. Oscars will be awarded to state contest winners.
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Bill Hill
Aide Aronoff
Middletown High School
Columbus
Middletown
WPFB
Jack Kistler
Jack Sheean
John Resner
Marilyn Mann
Florence Thress
Bob Wells
Tom Roper
Greeks Execute Four Red Spies
In Athens four Greek Communists convicted of leading a large spy ring were executed before dawn by firing squad. The four other condemned men had their sentences commuted to life imprisonment. Ringleader Nicholas Belloyannis and three associates were among those executed.
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Athens
Greece
Nicholas Beloyannis
Nicholas Caloumenos
Demetrios Batsix
Elias Arghyriades
Taft Bricker Cain to Speak at Canton Meeting
The Ohio Federation of Republican Women announced that Senators Robert A Taft John Bricker and Harry Cain will speak at a Canton event scheduled for April 21.
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Ohio Federation of Republican Womens Organizations
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
John Bricker
Harry Cain
Washington
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