Eisenhower warns Congress to back western Europe defense
Five years after Eisenhower addressed Congress at the Library of Congress he pleads for rapid demobilization limits and urges renewed support for a strengthened Western Europe defense. He cautions against McCarthy era skepticism and stresses mobilization, allied solidarity, and continued U.S. arms and munition support to curb Communist threat.
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Bewildered Boy Robs Store Then Eats Hamburgers
Otto promises the robber sandwiches and a quiet end to the raid. The teenage attacker wields a Luger as the cashier counts thirty dollars from the cash drawer and Otto calmly separates gun from hand and sends the two men toward an uneasy truce. The narrator contemplates leaving while Otto jokes about hiring help for the shop.
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Civil Defense Warns on Biological Warfare Threats
Washington report outlines how biological warfare could be deployed against people animals and crops via food air and water. It stresses defensive readiness including detection treatment stocks of medicines gas masks protective gear and trained medical and veterinary professionals.
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Washington, D.C
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Civil Defense Administration
Germany
U.S. Public Health Service
Theatre Guild on the Air plans Hamlet NBC broadcast
The Theatre Guild on the Air will air a full hour and a half of Hamlet from the Belasco Theatre New York on the NBC network. Star cast includes Dorothy McGuire Pamela Brown and John Gielgud. The play will be modernized for GIs as in World War II. Irene Vernon joins four judges to award 15 savings bonds in the Num Zit baby beauty contest for infants 6 months to 2 years old with entry blanks at drugstores.
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Pamela Brown
John Gielgud
Irene Vernon
Robert Stillman
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Crossword Puzzle Acros S Clues
Crossword puzzle with across clues from closely confined to prophet and other terms. down clues include model of excellence goddess of discord wall recess grasped Chinese silk stridently toward the lee cash jogs part of to be decay hint animal s foot before one of the British Isles guided certifies beach pinch strange weave rope nautical packs tightly
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Puzzle snippets hint at crossword style clues
A compact cryptic style clue fragment presents last week theme entries including numbers 38 43 and 41 with hints like gateway to a temple and Halfa Jap software. The masculine affirmative response question pattern appears in the terse crosswordish notes.
President’s proposed 1952 tax plan and rearmament costs
The piece outlines the Presidents request for a 71 billion dollar tax to fund rearmament and government expenses starting July 1 1951. It notes estimated national income near 240 billion and a tax rate of 25.9 cents per earned dollar, plus breakdowns of who would pay and how the funds would be allocated. It warns that overestimation of income could lead to higher taxes in 1952.
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