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Peace by Partition in Geneva Talks Draws Mixed Reactions
Analysis notes varied stances on partition for Indo China Korea and Israel. Viet Nam rejects partition. Reds seek political solutions. U S opposes partition yet may guarantee a line as military settlement. Ireland India Germany Korea borders cited to illustrate partition's uneasy permanence amid ethnic and religious divides.
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U. S
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Catholic Ireland
Eire
Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Jammu
Israel
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Palestine
Germany
Korea
Poland
Japan
Sakhalin
Portsmouth
Russia
Yalta
Middletown Jaycees Clean-Up Tour Lands 211 Truckloads
The Junior Chamber of Commerce wrap up a two week Clean-Up Drive in Middletown hauling away 211 truckloads of junk. Residents cleared yard debris garage clutter and basement cast-offs with a push to keep up the curbside disposal habit year round.
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Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Diet tips from Dr Cranes Worry Clinic case
In a Worry Clinic discourse Dr George W Crane discusses weight loss and dieting challenges. He notes dieting is harder than quitting tobacco or alcohol, and warns against social eating habits and family style meals that tempt overindulgence.
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Farewell to Moriarty Tavern Before 35-Story Sky Rise
Hal Boyle reports on Patrick Moriarty, longtime tavern owner near West 52nd Street, who closes his run to move to a Sixth Avenue location as a 35-story building looms. A papier mache corpse with a 26-cent cigar marked the wake, with guests from advertising, Rockettes, Radio City staff, and magazines.
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John L. Lewis
Patrick Moriarty
Moriarty
Toots Shor
W. List Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Manhattan
Pat
Pat Moriarty
Ruth
Sixth Avenue
52Nd Street
Howie
Metropolitan Museum of Art
82Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Radio City Music Hall
Colliers
Look Time
Life
Country Gentleman and Boy's Home Companion
Lindy’s
McCarthy Army clash tests executive powers and informant secrecy
The McCarthy Army hearings center on whether McCarthy or his aide may withhold an officer's name and whether the Army, Congress, and the White House can handle sensitive security information. Jenkins sides with McCarthy while Brownell resists disclosure, highlighting the fight over separation of powers between Congress and the executive.
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Ray Jenkins
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Mundt
R—Sd
Jenkins
McCarthy
Senate
Army
FBI
Military
Executive Branch
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy Army
Ft. Monmouth
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Executive
Congress
Truman
Gen
Brownell
Brownel
Administration
Lonesome storekeeper’s death uncovers tide of Jones kin
Raymond Jones a storekeeper in West Nyack, a bachelor of 55, hanged himself leaving no close relatives. An ensuing probe revealed a hidden fortune of 23,471 dollars cash and 69,242 dollars in bank deposits along with 10,000 in government bonds and 10,000 in utility stocks. Calls and visits from hundreds of people named Jones followed, all claiming kinship. Only Maine produced no inquiries at that time.
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West Nyack
Hudson
New York City
Raymond Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
Dieters urged to try a 10 day water and calorie plan
A dieting bulletin promotes a 10 day regimen using limited fluids and low daily calories to reduce weight quickly. It claims morale improves as hunger diminishes and the stomach shrinks, promising further gradual weight loss after the initial period.
Wealthy Couple Skips Charity Gift for Ball Night
A charity worker reports a rich couple refused a $5 donation while planning to attend a $150 per couple ball that same evening. The remark suggests money buys social visibility rather than generosity.
Mason denies McCarthy booking claim by GOP chairman
A Republican National Committee spokesman refutes Rep. Noah Mason Illinois a staunch McCarthy ally claim that Leonard Hall booked McCarthy for three months before the fall election saying no bookings or requests exist. The party warns against sending controversial figures or those unsupportive of the administration.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Noah M. Mason
Illinois
Congress
Republican National
Leonard W. Hall
Mason
Joseph R. McCarthy
Congressional Record
Rep. Mason
Sen. McCarthy
Len Hall
Republican Party
Sen
McCarthy
Rep
Hall
GOP
Principal in Army McCarthy dispute secured for 18 months
The article notes one main figure in the Army-McCarthy clash will emerge unscathed regardless of hearings. This man holds an ironclad 18 month government contract with renewal options, ensuring continued protection even as the broader controversy unfolds.
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Army
McCarthy
Cartoon scene shocks with adrift modern romance
A cartoon shows a young woman tearing up a portrait of her 70 year old sweetheart. She complains he is not in Dun and Bradstreet nor in Who's Who, calling him unlisted and nerve filled. The piece mocks social climbers and remote charitable zeal.
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Dun and
Bradstreet
Sener
Raymond Jones’s wealth and distrust of relatives
The narrator questions how Raymond Jones, owner of a small store, accumulated his money and why he avoided sharing it with many relatives or so called friends. The text hints at a life beyond mere wealth but offers no clear details on his motives or fate.
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Vincent Massey
Congress
Joe Miller
Boston
Supreme Court
Canada
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General Washington
America
Ben Franklin
Brooklyn
Bing Crosby
Raymond Jones
Dr H A Sebald to Speak on Trench Mouth at Dental Meet
Dr H A Sebald will speak at the Cincinnati Dental Society Case Report meeting in Union Central Building. He plans to discuss Vincents disease trench mouth and the treatment of pyorrhea. Also noted is a Central School grade mothers dinner for teachers at Mrs J R Bakers home on Manchester Avenue. Mrs S N Holstein visiting Steubenville with her mother.
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H.A Sebald
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Cincinnati Dental Society
Union Central Building
Central School
J. R. Baker
Manchester Avenue
Arthur Godfrey
Robert Fryer
Lawrence Carr
Tallulah Bankhead
Rocky Graziano
Youngstown
Ohio
Vaughn Monroe
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Louis Armstrong
British Musicians Union
British Isles
Capitol
Nixon
Dr. Oppenheimer
Errol Flynn
Broadway
Pat
Frankie Laine
al Lerner
Dick Haymes
Joan Diener
Kismet
Irwin S. Cobb
Stuart Symington
Senator McClellan
Joe Louis
Greenwich Village
Manhattan
Gloria Stokowski
Audrey Hepburn
Jackie Gleason
Benny Davis
Margie
MCA
Liebling-Wood
Dean Parker
MGM
Rain forests cover half of South America says Nat Geo
A National Geographic Society statement notes that tropical rain forests blanket about half the continent of South America, highlighting vast biodiversity and ecological significance across regions in countries such as Brazil, Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela.
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South America
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National Gelographic Society
Dr L C Neer remembered as Middletown health pioneer
The passing of Dr L C Neer leaves a void in Middletown public health. He drove milk standards and dairy inspections, built a model program, ensured water purity and restaurant sanitation, and led the health department largely single-handedly in its early days. His devotion and quiet leadership created a lasting memorial in the city.
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L. C. Neer
Middletown
Dr. Neer
G. D. Lummis
Dave
Neer
Lummis
Cooperative Boards of Health
Gossip and stars swirl in Gotham as Condos headlines
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on a cache of sensational figures in New York social life and politics. Nicks Condos cruises with Mimi Marlow and Martha Rave figures. Harold Arlen battles illness with Marlene Dietrich nearby. a Truman Administration figure faces possible indictment over Free China Lobby ties.
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Gotham
Nick Condos
Martha Rave
Mimi Marlow
Martha
Ethel Besher
Brunet
Harold Arlen
Marlene Dietrich
Peter Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Telll
Truman
Washington
Free China
Thoughts on film casting for a Wisconsin junior senator
The piece muses on a hypothetical life story of a Wisconsin junior senator with Pat O'Brien as Joe, Jay C. Flippen as Ray Jenkins, and compares Senator Jackson to George Murphy with a Jimmy Stewart voice. the Army's counsellor Mr. Welch is noted for a similar demeanor.
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Wisconsin
Pat O'Brien
Joe
Ray Jenkins
Jay C. Flippen
Jackson
George Murphy
Jimmy Stewart
Army
Counsell
Mr. Welch
Estrellita Forecast Highlights Favorable Creative and Home Plans
The Stars say creative work is favored now and personal relationships are friendly. Homemakers should finish tasks and plan renovations, while evenings suit hospitality and travel or welfare planning. If tomorrow is your birthday, expect career gains and possible finances in coming months.
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Bayer
Hal Boyle
Zoe
James Marlow
Erich Brandeis
George Dixon
Pvt. G. David Schine
London
Brook
Brooks
S. N. Holstein
Steubenville
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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