World newspaper contact and rights notice
The fragment outlines Associated Press republication rights and local news publication, the Branham Co advertising offices, and WEWS-STAR morning world contact numbers for various departments. It lists city office locations and phone lines for business editorial mail and managing editor access.
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Associated Press Associated Press
News Dispatch
Branham CO
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
Wews-Star of Morning World
Business Office
Pay-As-You-Go Defense Taxes Backed in Congress
The editorial argues for a pay-as-you-go defense funding plan with income tax hikes effective Oct 1 and corporate taxes to apply to 1950 income. It notes Taft’s influence, warns against retroactive corporate raises, and emphasizes reducing inflation and debt by taxing now to fund looming defense outlays.
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Congress
Truman
George
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
Marken Island Inn with Quaint Residents Draws Tourists
Amsterdam reporter Henry M’LeMore visits Marken in the Zuyder Zee where visitors crowd a tiny island to see the famed quaint residents. He notes dress tells age from birth to seven, unique child attire, and the simple compact houses with attic bunks.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Marken
Zuyder Zee
Mama
Papa
Farley Granger urged to honor Sam Goldwyn in Hollywood
Jimmie Fidler urges Farley Granger in an open letter from Hollywood to return from Europe and cooperate with Sam Goldwyn on Edge of Doom. He notes Granger's refusal to work on an assigned film and warns that crowd support comes from Goldwyn's guidance and the box office.
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Hollywood
Farley Granger
Farley
Sam Goldwyn
New York
Paris
Goldwyn
Europe
Jimmie Fidler
Audie Murphy and Lana Turner Publicity Controversy
A column surveys Audie Murphy’s unsure plans to return to active duty amid Korea coverage and Lana Turner’s career setback with the sweater image. It notes public confusion, the risk of propaganda, and contrasts real service with studio hype.
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Korea
Audie Murphy
Audie
America
Red Skelton Seeks Slimmer Line At Scripps Clinic
Red Skelton is at Scripps Clinic in La Jolla for a physical checkup and is reducing about fifteen pounds under doctors supervision. His wife says he gains weight from potatoes and follows the hospital diet cart, a healthier approach than rapid starved diets seen in Hollywood.
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Red Skelton
Scripps Clinic
la Jolla
Red
Skelton
Hollywood
Tulips and Truth in Child Rearing Reflections
A mother questions her four year old Marie about a tulip bed she damaged. The piece argues against asking children to lie and suggests stating the act plainly to foster honesty, plus advice on listening and awaiting positive evidence before judging. It also notes Marken island tourism and winter quiet.
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Marie
Mrs. Utterly
Helen Gahagan Douglas poised to become seventh woman in Senate
Washington reports that if Helen Gahagan Douglas wins California's U S Senate race in November she would be the seventh woman in the upper chamber. The piece recounts past women senators and appointees, noting Douglas's background as a stage performer and her years in Congress beginning in 1944.
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Washington
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
U. S. Senate
Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
R.me
House of Representatives
Hattie Caraway
D.-Ark
Gladys Pyle
Vera Bushfield
South Dakota
Rebecca L. Felton
D.ga
Senate
Thomas W. Hardwick
Thomas E. Watson
Rose McConnell Long
Huey Long
Louisiana
Dixie Graves
Alabama
Hugo L. Black
Douglas
Melvyn Douglas
Peter
Mary
Boonton, N. J
Brooklyn
Owen Davis
Barnard College
Questions and Answers on Nature and Insects
The piece explains how camels are built for the desert with two toed feet and broad foot pads to avoid sinking, and closed nostrils to guard against sand. It also notes that milk is food, not a drink, to be sipped slowly. It confirms that nearly all female and worker wasps can sting, while male wasps cannot.
Glamorous Congress Member Helen Charms Campaigns
The description highlights a glamorous female congress member known for a Broadway career and stage work. It notes 1926 voice study and alternating performances, a five-foot-seven frame, striking features, and a reputation as one of America’s ten most beautiful women. Her recent campaign tour used a helicopter and elicited the greeting “Hi Helen.”
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Congress
America
Helen
Doughboy lead in Korea rests on ground fighting and manpower
Hal Boyle notes the crucial role of infantry in Korea as ground combat rages. He cites shortages of manpower, the need for better equipment and armor, and the persistent advantage of foot soldiers over tanks in rugged terrain. He highlights U. S. forces relying on infantry with potent anti tank weapons and the morale boost from frontline soldiers.
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U. S
Korea
United Nations
John N. Roush
Harrisburg
How the Army Is Built From Squad to Army Group
James Marlow explains army structure from the squad to the army group, noting World War II peak strength, current divisions, key units, and the Pentagon's hidden staffing. He lists counts of rifles, machine guns, mortars, bazookas, and heavy support within a well equipped division.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Second Armored
Third Infantry
11Th Airborne
82Nd Airborne
Seventh Infantry
Japan
First Infantry
Germany
Korea
Pentagon
Japan's Leaders Embrace Spiritual Reforms After War
DeWitt Mackenzie reports that sixty Japanese figures visited the United States after a moral rearmament conference in Caix Switzerland. Kuriyama says Japan seeks new ideals to counter communism, aiming to build leadership through universities, with mixed expectations for rapid change.
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America
Caix
Switzerland
Barkley
Washington
Chojiro Kuriyama
Senate
Kuriyama
New York
Nippon
Japan
Hiroshi Ohashi
Nagasaki
Martin and Lewis deny split rumors amid wild interview
Hollywood August 1. Bob Thomas recounts a chaotic interview with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on the set of their film At War with the Army. The duo swears they remain friends and joke about the breakup rumors while trading playful digs and comic improvisations.
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Hollywood
Martin
Lewis
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Martin and Lewis
Newark
N. J
Steubenville
Long Beach
Calif
Irma
Dean
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