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Evening Middletown Journal
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U.S.A
Balkan Shenanigans and medical marvels cross paths
The column muses on a hypothetical U S speech about Peronism and Uruguayan politics, then shifts to Bulganin Tito relations and a looming pattern of force. It also surveys advances in transplant surgery skin grafts artificial limbs and organ implants advancing medical science and future human longevity.
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Defense
Johnson
Montevideo
River Plate
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Oatchy
Uruguay
United States
Sofia
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulgaria
Marshal Bulganin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Washington
Belgrade
Poland
Marshal Tito
Methusaleh
Washington lawyers top the nation in pay says NEA
Peter Edson reports that a Commerce survey shows Washington lawyers earned an average of 14 000 in 1947, higher than California and New York peers. He notes the legal profession dominates the capital with thousands in practice, many connected to government and regulatory bodies, and describes various bar associations and niches.
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Washington
NEA
Congressional
Department of Commerce Office of Business Economics
California
New York
Acheson, Johnson
McGrath
Brannan
Tobin
Congress
District of Columbia Bar Association
Bar Association
Interstate Commerce Commission Practitioners Association
Federal Communications Bar Association
The
Treasury Bar
National Labor Relations Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Power Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Trade Commission
Patent Office
Washington Legal Fraternity
Train Engineer Warns Speeding Motorist In Salina Letter
J. K. McKie of Union Pacific recounts a near miss with a speeding motorist who ran red signals at a railroad crossing near U.S. 40. He emphasizes the crossing signals and lights, noting the danger to himself, his crew, and passengers if the driver had been even a second off.
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J. K. McKie
Union Pacific Railroad
McKie
Salina, Kans
U.S.40
Worry Clinic Examines Reckless Driving Motives
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes reckless driving among youths and older men. He links speed seeking to adolescent needs for action and power and notes that some mature men imitate youth by speeding, sometimes tied to inferiority concerns.
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Bert
Ays
Chicago
Ponce de Leon
Gene Tierney Honored by DAV for Forget-Me-Not Campaign
Actress Gene Tierney of Greens Farms is named honorary chairman of the 1949 DAV Forget-Me-Not campaign by General Jonathan Eac, recognizing her wartime disabled veterans advocacy. Home town ties and local recognition highlight the piece across Connecticut towns and national fame.
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Gene Tierney
Hollywood
New York
Chicago
London
Shanghai
Jonathan Eac
The
Disabled American Veterans
D.A.V
Westporter Herald
Greens Farms
Westport
Conn
Bubble gum testing博士 shows off for fun and profit
Brooklyn chemical engineer Morris Natash directs bubble gum testing for the Bazooka brand. He blows about a hundred bubbles daily and notes a rising, competitive industry worth 10 to 15 million dollars yearly with about 25 firms. Kids seek value and gimmicks, while updates like quick-dry gum aim to fit home use.
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New York
Brooklyn
America
Morris Natash
Bazooka Bubble Gum Company
Columbia University
Department of Chemical Engineering
Natash
United States
Soviet Russia
Dr. Natash
Paris
Horoscope for Sunday and Monday September 18 19
Genevieve Kemble warns of potential delays and hidden obstacles in upcoming plans and projects. The forecast cautions postponement, the need for clear thinking, and possible moral or emotional upheavals affecting home life and personal ambitions.
Eight new students enroll at the high school this year
Twenty years ago eight new students joined the high school roster: Joseph Graham Thomas Ashey Bruce Armstrong Robert Dowrey Mary Jane Anderson Dorothea Van Saum Al Dearth and Richard Ismaert. The ladies auxiliary of the local American Legion discussed plans and pending meeting dates.
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Joseph Graham
Thomas Ashey
Bruce Armstrong
Robert Dowrey
Mary Jane Anderson
Dorothea van Saum
al Dearth
Richard Ismaert
American Legion
Barbs and social quirks in fall fashion trends
Fragmented, humorous observations on married women's dress, husbands delaying decisions, and social expectations. Mentions initials on linens, surplus crops, vacation returns, and packed suitcases as everyday annoyances and cultural tweaks.
Contradicting Ego Fueled Fire Eater Claims Unmatched
A polemical note questions the ego of a fire-eater who asserts unmatched prowess while admitting no rival has tested him. The fragment hints at public display and pride clashing with humility in performance.
Sokolsky Warns of President’s Three Man Labor Board
George E. Sokolsky argues the Presidents three man labor board bypasses Congress and Taft Hartley, forecasting collective bargaining industry wide, state control of wages and pensions, a noncontributory pension system, and rising prices. He labels it a move toward monopoly, socialism, and constitutional crisis driven by a Truman ally group within Americans for Democratic Action.
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Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the
Vssible
NRA
Supreme Court
Great Britain
Harry Truman
Americans For Democratic Action
Rail Union Grievances Drive 1930s Strike Barriers
Norman Walker outlines a decade long labor dispute on railroads, focusing on contract interpretations and a backlog at the National Railroad Adjustment Board. With four panels in Chicago and 3000 unresolved grievances, engineers and operating employees threaten action while Congress delays funding new panels and risk a wider strike.
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Norman Walker
James Marlow
Washington (Ap
Missouri Pacific
Congress
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Chicago
National Mediation Board
White House
Adjustment Board
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First Selectman
Church Hall
General Wainright
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Bridgeport
Barnum
Hal Boyle
Dr. Nafash
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Genevieve Kemble
George E. Sokolsky
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